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Movies with Trans Themes / Characters / Actors From: http://www.cinematter.com/tgcinema.html 1903 1924 1933 1903 Edwin S. Porter Film Manhandled Queen Christina The Sea Squawk The Woman in Command 1911 Twice Two The Leading Lady 1925 Viktor und Viktoria Charlie's Aunt 1914 Madame Behave 1934 A Florida Enchantment Man on the Box Georges et Georgette Lillian's Dilemma The Hollywood Party Sweedie Series 1926 Be Your Age 1935 1915 Exit Smiling A Midsummer Night's A Woman Get 'em Young Dream Miss Fatty's Seaside Oh,What a Nurse! A Night at the Opera Lovers Take it From Me First a Girl Poor Little Peppina Whatever Happened to Spit-Ball Sadie Jones 1936 That Minstrel Man Sylvia Scarlett 1928 1916 Harold Teen 1937 Behind the Screen The Cardboard Lover On the Avenue The Danger Girl The Adventures of 1929 Huckleberry Finn 1917 Marianne You Can't Have Cleopatra Everything Coney Island 1930 The Countess Charming Are You There? 1938 The Widow's Might Blood of a Poet Bringing Up Baby Charlie's Aunt Kentucky Moonshine 1918 Dough Boys Wee Wee Monsieur Sheriff Nell's Tussle Morocco War Relief Murder! 1939 Shipyard Sally 1919 1931 Bumping into Broadway Palmy Days 1940 I Don't Want to Be a Man Sidewalks of New York Charlie's "Big Hearted" The Hoodlum Aunt Yankee Doodle in Berlin 1932 La Conga Nights Blonde Venus My Little Chickadee 1923 Love on Wheels The New Pupil The Shriek of Araby Movie Crazy Turnabout 1941 1958 1968 (con’t) Blondie Goes Latin Paris Holiday George Charlie's Aunt Touch of Evil The Legend of Lylah The Black Sheep of Claire Whitehall 1959 The Producers You're in the Army Now Some Like it Hot The Queen The Mouse that Roars 1942 1969 Shut My Big Mouth 1960 Midnight Cowboy The Daring Young Man La Dolce Vita The Funeral Parade of The Road to Morocco Psycho Roses The Magic Christian 1943 1961 They Got Me Covered Homicidal 1970 On the Double Mondo Trasho 1944 Myra Breckinridge Bathing Beauty 1963 The Christine Jorgensen The Princess and the A Stitch in Time Story Pirate An Actor's Revenge The Kremlin Letter Trash 1945 1964 Where's Poppa? Boy! What a Girl Goodbye Charlie Mondo Balordo 1971 1946 Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde Rhythm and Weep 1965 Fortune and Men's Eyes A Very Special Favor Luminous Procuress 1949 Multiple Maniacs Abbott and Costello Meet 1966 Pickup's Tricks the Killer A Funny Thing Happened Some of My Best Friends Blondie Hits the Jackpot on the Way to the Forum Are... I Was a Male War Bride Chelsea Girls Sometimes Aunt Martha The Glass Bottom Boat Does Dreadful Things 1950 Women in Revolt Sunset Boulevard 1967 WR: Mysteries of the Caprice Organism 1951 Frankenstein Created At War with the Army Woman 1972 The Lemon Drop Kid She Man And Now For Something Completely Different 1953 1968 Cabaret Calamity Jane Flesh Everything You Always Children of Loneliness No Way to Treat a Lady Wanted to Know About Glen or Glenda? The Black Lizard Sex The Further Perils of I Want What I Want 1954 Laurel and Hardy Pink Flamingos Johnny Guitar The Killing of Sister Triple Echo 1973 1979 con’t 1984 con’t The Laughing Policeman Monty Python's Life of (Dorian Gray Im Spiegel Brian Der Boulevardpresse) 1974 ...And Justice For All Drama in Blond Broken Goddess Hookers on Davie Bursting 1980 Privates on Parade Female Trouble Dressed to Kill Revenge of the Nerds Freebie and the Bean La Cage aux Folles The Death of Mikel (La Monty Python and the La Cage aux Folles II Muerte de Mikel) Holy Grail Terror Train What Sex Am I? Thunderbolt and Lightfoot Whatever Happened to Uptown Saturday Night 1981 Susan Jane? Dirty Daughters 1975 For Your Eyes Only 1985 Coonskin Polyester Avenging Angel Dog Day Afternoon S.O.B. Dream Boys Revue Once Upon a Time in the The Year of Living Just One of the Guys East Dangerously Kiss of the Spider Woman Our Miss Fred Once Bitten The Rocky Horror Picture 1982 Paradise is Not for Sale Show Angel Private Resort Come Back to the Five The Mystery of Alexina 1976 and Dime Jimmy Dean Car Wash Labyrinth of Passion 1986 Minimum Charge No The World According to Haunted Honeymoon Cover Garp La Cage aux Folles III: The Pink Panther Strikes Tootsie The Wedding Again Victor/Victoria Menage Psycho III 1977 1983 Second Serve A Limitless Place/Hell A Man Like Eva (Ein Something Special Without Limits Mann Wie Eva) The Last Song Desperate Living Dressed in Blue (Vestida Vera Fun With Dick and Jane de Azul) "Crocodile" Dundee Looking for Mr. Goodbar Liquid Sky Outrageous! Psycho II 1987 The Woman Inside Anguished Love 1978 To Be or Not To Be Critters 2: The Main Let Me Die a Woman Yentl Course Mirror Mirror Curse of the Queerwolf 1984 Eat the Rich 1979 All of Me He's My Girl I Wanna Be a Beauty Angel Law of Desire Queen Deathstalker Mascara In a Year of Thirteen Dorian Gray in the Mirror Miss Mona Moons of the Popular Press Raising Arizona 1987 con’t 1991 con’t 1993 con’t Shadey Delirious Lick Bush in '92 Storme: The Lady of the High Heels Lily Savage Live--Paying Jewel Box Linda Les and Annie the Rent The Hidden Soapdish Lip Gloss The Supergrass Switch Mrs. Doubtfire Too Outrageous! Swordsman II M. Butterfly Vera The Silence of the Lambs National Lampoon's Virginia Loaded Weapon 1 1988 She-Male by Choice Angel 3-- The Final 1992 The Ballad of Little Jo Chapter A Little Bit of Lippy The Funny Tape Big Top Pee-Wee Aliens Cut My Hair The Legend of Fong Sai- Hairspray Fly by Night Yuk La Travestie Lady Boys The Snail's Strategy (La Salome's Last Dance Ladybugs Estrategia del Caracol) Summer Vacation: 1999 Orlando Vegas in Space (1999 - Nen No Natsu Prelude to a Kiss Yasumi) Split William to Chrysis 1994 Torch Song Trilogy Portrait of a Drag Queen Ace Ventura: Pet Willow Storyville Detective Swordsman III: East is Belles at the Bar (Belle al 1989 Red Bar) Cleo/Leo The Crying Game Days of Pentecost Last Exit to Brooklyn Time Expired Ed Wood Sex Change--Shock! Transvestite Secrets Even Cowgirls Get the Horror! Probe Revealed Blues Tango and Cash He's a Woman She's a The Adventures of Baron 1993 Man Munchausen Bank Robber Heaven's a Drag/To Die Blood In Blood Out For 1990 Boys from Brazil Highway of Heartache All of Me Eagle Shooting Heroes It's Pat Frankenhooker Fairwell My Concubine Just Like a Woman Nuns on the Run Fertile La Toyah Jackson Man to Man Paris is Burning Video Magazine/Kinky Mixed Nuts Psycho IV Glamazon: A Different Ready to Wear (Prét-á- Sonny Boy Kind of Girl Porter) Total Recall Hot Shots Part Deux Red Firecracker,Green How to Impersonate a Firecracker 1991 Woman Skin Deep A Fairy for Desert Junior Street Wars Blank Point: What Is Just One of the Girls The Adventures of Transsexualism? Kika Priscilla Queen of the Danzón Le Sexe des Étoiles (The Desert Dead Again Sex of the Stars) The Best of Dish 1994 Con’t 1997 con’t 1999 con’t The Crew Bugis Street of Joan of Arc The Last Seduction Divine Trash The Out-of-Towners The Texas Chainsaw Good Will Hunting Those Who Love Me Can Massacre: The Next Leather Jacket Love Story Take the Train Generation Ma Vie en Rose Universal Soldier: The You've Had Worse Things Midnight in the Garden of Return in Your Mouth Good and Evil Wild Wild West Neptune's Rocking Horse 1995 Surviving Friendly Fire 2000 A Peek Over the Wall Big Momma's House Blue in the Face 1998 Billy Elliot Dead Man Elizabeth Charlie's Angels Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde Jerry Springer's Creature Marble Ass Ringmaster Crouching Tiger, Hidden Party Girl Life is Beautiful Dragon Shinjuku Boys Mulan Gendernauts Stage Door Patch Adams Nutty Professor 2: The Stonewall Playing by Heart Klumps The Basketball Diaries Psycho (1998) What Women Want The Celluloid Closet Shakespeare in Love Wonder Boys The Haunted World of Ed The Brandon Teena Story X-Men Wood Jr. The Impostors The Written Face (Das The Waterboy 2001 Geschriebene Gesicht) Woo Hedwig and the Angry To Wong Foo,Thanks for Inch Everything,Julie Newmar 1999 The Iron Ladies Wigstock: The Movie All About My Mother Moulin Rouge Austin Powers: The Spy Princesa 1996 Who Shagged Me Rat Race A Mermaid Called Aida Being John Malkovich Shallow Hal A Midwinter's Tale Better Than Chocolate Southern Comfort Dating the Enemy Bicentennial Man Different for Girls Blast From the Past 2002 Hawaii Boys Don't Cry All the Queen's Men I Shot Andy Warhol Deuce Bigalow: Male Austin Powers in In and Out Gigolo Goldmember Shampoo Horns Flawless Behind the Badge The Birdcage Heaven Brotherhood of the Wolf The Nutty Professor Muppets From Space Confessions of a Trainspotting Surrender Dorothy Dangerous Mind Terror Firmer Frida 1997 That's The Way I Like It The Hot Chick Austin Powers: The Adventures of Juwanna Mann International Man of Sebastian Cole Lilo and Stitch Mystery The Messenger: The Story Nicholas Nickleby 2002 con’t Scooby Doo The Scorpion King Sorority Boys The Triumph of Love 2003 Gaudi Afternoon Madame Sata Normal A Soldi .
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