Director John Waters, also known as "The Prince of Puke," "The Anal Ambassador," or "The Pope of Trash," has built a career on creating films that spark controversy and discomfort.
His early works, known as the "Trash Trilogy," include "Multiple Maniacs," "Pink Flamingos," and "Female Trouble," while his later films, such as "Cry-Baby" and "Serial Mom," have also gained notoriety.
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William S. Burroughsonce called him "The Pope of Trash," Waters has developed a cult following for both his films and his eccentric persona.
On October 22, as part of The Vermont International Film Festival, Waters will provide live commentary on "Female Trouble" in Burlington, an event that is currently sold out.
For more information, visit https://vtiff.
Author's summary: John Waters discusses his career and films.