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1924–1978 · American screenwriter, director, producer, actor, author, and film editor
Also known as: Akdov Telmig, Edward D. Wood Jr., Edward Davis Wood, Edward Davis Wood Jr., Edward Wood, John Quinn
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Get your own suggestionsKnown works
- Death of a Transvestite (2002)
- Black Lace Drag (1999)
- The Hollywood rat race (1994)
- Nightmare of Ecstasy- The Life and Art of Edward D. Wood, Jr
- Parisian passions (1966)