Connie is Raymond Marble's partner in the effort to steal Divine's title. Together, they operate a criminal baby-selling ring and enlist Cookie to spy on Divine through Crackers. After Divine and her companions kidnap them, Connie is bound for a mock trial and is executed with Raymond.
The Sutphin family's neighbor who receives vulgar telephone harassment from Beverly after taking a parking space from her. This incident marks the beginning of Beverly's violent retaliation.
Enthusiastic teen dancer on the Corny Collins Show, part of the main dance council.
Peggy Gravel is a neurotic, delusional suburban housewife whose desperate flight drives the story. After Grizelda Brown helps kill Peggy's husband, Peggy chooses exile to Mortville, betrays Princess Coo-Coo to Queen Carlotta, and eventually joins the queen in terrorizing and infecting the town's inhabitants.
Mink is the strange young woman who seduces Lady Divine in a church after he has been led there by the Infant of Prague. She becomes his lover and joins his attempt to kill Mr. David, but shoots Ricky and is later stabbed by Lady Divine when he sees her actions as betrayal.
Taffy Davenport is Dawn's teenage daughter, raised amid her mother's abuse and criminal lifestyle. She finds Earl after learning he is her father, kills him when he attempts to molest her, joins the Hare Krishna movement, and is later strangled by Dawn for defying her.
Elmer's secretary and mistress. After being confronted by Francine, she breaks into the Fishpaw home with Elmer to murder Francine. She is accidentally shot by Elmer after Dexter steps on her foot, and subsequently strangled by Lu-Lu.
Kyle's mother who takes in Casey and offers wise, unconventional relationship advice throughout the film.
Deborah's librarian co-worker who is ambushed, has her mouth stitched shut, and is locked alive in the theater attic. Her torture is filmed and screened. She eventually tears her sutures to scream for help but is beheaded by Mr. Twigs, and her corpse later falls on Adrian.
The Older Woman attends the Jabberjaw as part of a wealthy older couple seeking art by new talent. Their presence shows that the cafe attracts potential buyers as well as performers, but the plot summary gives her no individual actions or direct interaction with Walter.
This performer is represented as the dead homeless woman whose shoes Divine steals for The Bombshell, as an asylum inmate, and as Snob #1. In the final Baltimore sequence, Snob #1 is one of the two snobs who repeatedly insults The Bombshell after her transformation.
A helicopter parent deeply concerned about her son's lycanthropy. She attempts to arrange a marriage between Wolfie and Mary, believing it will cure his condition after Frankenstein declines to help.
Mink Stole has 67 screen credits in a career dating back to 1967. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Eating Out Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include Pink Flamingos, Desperate Living, Hush Up Sweet Charlotte. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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