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The Christine Jorgensen Story ()


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A sex-change operation that changed "George" into "Christine" in 1950s Denmark.

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George Jorgensen Jr / Christine Jorgensen
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Aunt Thora
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Tom Crawford (as Quinn Redeker)
John Himes ...
George Jorgensen Sr. (as John W. Himes)
Ellen Clark ...
Mrs. Florence Jorgensen
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Jess Warner
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Professor Estabrook
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Dr. Victor Dahlman (as Oscar Beregi)
Lynn Harper ...
Dolly
Trent Lehman ...
George at 7
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Dolly as a Child
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Pastor
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Tani
Sondra Scott ...
Angela
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Loretta
Don Pierce ...
Jack
Kathleen Cordell ...
Woman Reporter
Walter Stocker ...
Reporter
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Reporter
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Newspaper Reporter at Airport
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Photographer
Ray Sittin ...
Santa Claus (as Ray Sitton)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Gary Bohn ...
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Peter Bourne ...
Whalstrom (uncredited)
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Mrs. Whalstrom (uncredited)
Marcello Clay ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Ken Clayton ...
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
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Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Eddie Frank ...
George as a Child (uncredited)
Paul King ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Jeff Lawrence ...
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Esther Ying Lee ...
Reporter (uncredited)
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Nurse (uncredited)
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Reporter (uncredited)
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Reporter (uncredited)
Clark Ross ...
Reporter (uncredited)

Directed by

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Irving Rapper

Written by

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Christine Jorgensen ... (autobiography)
 
Robert E. Kent ... ()
 
Ellis St. Joseph ... ()

Produced by

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Robert E. Kent ... associate producer
Edward Small ... producer

Music by

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Paul Sawtell
Bert Shefter

Cinematography by

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Jacques R. Marquette ... director of photography (as Jacques Marquette)

Editing by

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R.A. Radecki

Editorial Department

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Grant Whytock ... supervising editor

Casting By

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Harvey Clermont

Art Direction by

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Frank Paul Sylos ... (as Frank Sylos)

Set Decoration by

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Morris Hoffman

Costume Design by

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Moss Mabry ... fashion designer

Makeup Department

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Lou LaCava ... makeup artist
Jan Van Uchelen ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Harold E. Knox ... production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Howard G. Kazanjian ... assistant director (as Howard Kazanjian)

Art Department

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Monroe Liebgold ... property master (as Jockey Liebgold)

Sound Department

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Del Harris ... sound effects editor
Burdick S. Trask ... sound mixer / sound (as Brad Trask)

Special Effects by

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Roger George ... special effects

Camera and Electrical Department

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Madison S. Lacy ... still photographer (as Madison Lacy)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Thomas Costich ... wardrobe (as Tom Costich)
Sharon Thober ... wardrobe

Script and Continuity Department

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Jane Ficker ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Jack Lietzke ... transportation

Additional Crew

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Christine Jorgensen ... technical advisor
Robert O. Pearman ... technical advisor (as Robert O. Pearman M.D.)

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Storyline

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Plot Keywords
Taglines I Had to Make It As a Woman. There Was No Return. See more »
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Additional Details

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Also Known As
  • Christine (United States)
  • La historia de Christine Jorgensen (Spain)
  • Il primo uomo diventato donna (Italy)
  • Christine Jørgensens historie (Denmark)
  • Quando o Sexo Se Define (Brazil)
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Runtime
  • 98 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia One of the film's major advertising taglines was the erroneous claim "The First Man To Become A Woman!" In truth, as the movie makes clear, others had undergone similar surgery earlier; Jorgensen was simply the first well-publicized sex-change case. See more »
Goofs The real Christine Jorgenson didn't wear female clothing when she was a child. In fact, she didn't wear female clothing until after she received her revised passport under her new name. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Homo Promo (1991). See more »
Quotes Aunt Thora: Remember, never throw away a chance for happiness too quickly...it can get to be a habit.
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