David Lochary
An eccentric, whisper-thin actor who played over-the-top villains in several early films of Baltimore-based director John Waters, Lochary met the director in the late 1960s when Waters was making amateur films starring his high school friends. Lochary joined the so-called "Dreamland" stock company and his first-known role was as Dr. Coat Hanger in "Mondo Trasho" (1970). Filmed silent with music and narration added later, the film was a nonsensical stream-of-consciousness tale of a blonde bombshell (Divine) who runs over a woman (Mary Vivian Pearce). At the finale, Dr. Coat Hanger--for no apparent reason--grafts big monster feet onto the woman and is stabbed to death.
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David Lochary
Filmography
Movies
Credit | |||||
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80% |
|
Divine Trash | Unknown (Character) | $39.8K | 1998 |
90% |
|
Female Trouble |
Donald Dasher (Character), Hair Stylist |
- | 1975 |
84% |
|
Pink Flamingos | Raymond Marble (Character) | $413.8K | 1972 |
100% |
|
Multiple Maniacs | Mr. David (Character) | $25.0K | 1970 |
No Score Yet |
|
The Diane Linkletter Story |
Art Linkletter (Character), Screenwriter |
- | 1970 |
43% |
|
Mondo Trasho |
Asylum Inmate / |
- | 1969 |