Workhorse Queen (2021)
Overview
After an unlikely casting onto a reality television show, 47-year old suburban telemarketer Ed Popil leaves his job to pursue a full-time entertainment industry career as his drag queen alter ego, 1960’s era housewife Mrs. Kasha Davis.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.763 |
Directed By
Angela Washko
Crew
Angela Washko
Eli Cohn
Lucas Sanoff
Joey Santillo
Scott Andrew
Kevin Ramser
Frederick Trevino
Sonia Gonzalez-Martinez
Steve Holmgren
Samuel Horgan
Bryan Glick
Anna Azizzy
Nana Cheon
Darrius Fletcher
Molly Huey
Scott Motisko
Mrs. Kasha Davis
Aggy Dune
Steven Levins
Darienne Lake
David Rambo
Jesse Stiles
Suzie Sliver
Danny Hoskins
Thomas Hughes
Bryan Glick
Duke Epolito
Scott Andrew
Angela Washko
Michael Gamilla
Angela Washko
Jota Mun
Jesse Stiles
Sunita Prasad
TOP CAST
Mrs. Kasha Davis
Self
Steven Levins
Self / Mr. Davis
Aggy Dune
Self / Aggy Dune
Darienne Lake
Self
Christopher Steckel
Self / Ambrosia Salad
Pandora Boxx
Self
Bianca Del Rio
Self
Tatianna
Self / Tatianna
Baden Tilley
Self / BeBe Gunn
Daniel Jones
Self / Jemima Handful
Tempest DuJour
Self / Tempest DuJour
Chad Michaels
Self
Dewey Rice
Self / Wednesday Westwood
Simona Ioffe
Self
Topher Wouters
Self
Timothy Huffman-Hutchins
Self / Megan Thomas
Carrie Vernon
Self
Diane Chevron
Self
Duke Epolito
Self
Katie Peskar
Self
Heklina
Self
James St. James
Self
Sister Roma
Self
Lyndsey Parker
Self
Charlie Hides
Self
Pete Smith
Self
Alaska Thunderfuck
Self
Miss Richfield 1981
Self (archival footage)
RuPaul
Self (archival footage)
Ross Mathews
Self (archival footage)
Rachel Dratch
Self (archival footage)
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