The Adventures of Priscilla - Queen of the Desert (English & Foreign language, Blu-ray disc)

Bernadette (Terence Stamp) is a middle-aged transsexual mourning the recent death of her lover. She embarks on a cabaret tour with two transvestite friends, Mitzi (Hugo Weaving) and Felicia (Guy Pearce) and together they set out for a professional engagement in Alice Springs in a gaudily painted bus they christen Priscilla. Along the way they encounter various macho characters - one of whom, Bob (Bill Hunter), begins to form a romantic attachment to Bernadette.

General

Studio:	MGM Home Entertainment
Release date:	February 2013
Movie released:	1994
Actors:	Terence Stamp • Guy Pearce • Hugo Weaving • Bill Hunter • Sarah Chadwick • Mark Holmes • Julia Cortez • Ken Radley • Alan Dargin • Rebel Russell • John Casey • June Marie Bennett • Murray Davies • Frank Cornelius • Bob Boyce
Contributors:	Al Clark • Michael Hamlyn • Stephan Elliott • Guy Gross
Directors:	Stephan Elliott
Dimensions:	170 x 135 x 15mm (L x W x T)
Format:
Region encoding:	Region B. This Blu-ray disk will play in all South African Blu-ray players.
Audio format:	Dolby Digital 5.1 / DTS
Video format:	Widescreen 2.35:1
Languages:	English • Spanish • French • German • Italian
Subtitles:	Spanish • French • Dutch • Portuguese • German • Italian • Japanese • Chinese • Hungarian • Polish • Thai • Turkish
Age restriction:	15
Categories:	DVD > Comedy DVD > Feature Film
LSN:	XFY-LVF-9ME-5
Barcode:	5039036057431

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• Interactive Menus
• Enhanced WS tv
• Bonus Footage
• Trailers
• Outtakes
• Deleted Scenes
• Commentary: Stephan Elliott (Director)
• Other Documentary: 'Birth of a Queen'

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Fun, Flamboyant and Furiously Funny!!

Mon, 28 Dec 2020 | Review by: E.N

This movie is a work of art. I love the incongruousness of the flamboyant, glittery, glam drag queens with their big pink bus against the backdrop of the hard dry aussie outback and simple rural folk. The cinematography is amazing. Yet amongst the very humorous dialogue and happy moments intergration with indigenous peoples and town folk there is also sadness and struggles of the three drag queens. A feel good movie that ends giving you a warm fuzzy feeling. A balm for the soreness of life

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