| | Orlando Weekly - Film Review - Superstar in a Housedress: The Life and Legend of Jackie Curtis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) |
 | | Lurching forward (and sometimes sideways) through an incomplete chronology that relies heavily on anecdotes, the movie fails to fully explain just where its subject, Jackie Curtis, came from and what drove him or her (or whatever) to become one of Andy Warhol's most fabulous discoveries. |
 | | Too tied to both male and female self-images to be considered a pure transvestite (Curtis, we learn, shrank from the designation "drag queen"), the nonetheless frequently cross-dressed artist appears to be beloved far more for what s/he did than what s/he was. |
 | | As a poet and playwright, Curtis is said to have been remarkably fecund, a trait only partially attributable to his/ her voracious consumption of speed. |
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