- mainstream.
Dallesandro starred in the Andy Warhol-produced film
Flesh (1968) as a male prostitute.
Rolling Stone magazine declared Dallesandro's second starring...
-
Frankenstein (1973), and
Blood for
Dracula (1974), all
starring Joe
Dallesandro, 1971's
Women in
Revolt and the 1980s New York
trilogy Forty Deuce (1982)...
-
Dalessandro in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. D'Alessandro, Dalessandro, or
Dallesandro is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Andrés D'Alessandro...
- studio, the Factory; the song
mentions Holly Woodlawn,
Candy Darling, Joe
Dallesandro,
Jackie Curtis and Joe
Campbell (referred to in the song by the nickname...
- is a 1968
American film
directed by Paul
Morrissey and
starring Joe
Dallesandro as a
hustler working on the
streets of New York City. It
highlights various...
- film
written and
directed by Paul Morrissey. It
stars Udo Kier, Joe
Dallesandro,
Monique van
Vooren and Arno Juerging. In West
Germany and the United...
-
scored by
Serge Gainsbourg,
starring Jane Birkin,
Hugues Quester and Joe
Dallesandro, and
featuring a
cameo by Gérard Depardieu. A
frail and love-starved...
- with Paul Morrissey,
Warhol brought in new
superstars including Joe
Dallesandro,
Penny Arcade,
Andrea Feldman, Jane Forth,
Geraldine Smith, and Sylvia...
- film
written and
directed by Paul Morrissey, and
starring Udo Kier, Joe
Dallesandro,
Maxime McKendry,
Stefania Casini, Arno
Juerging and
Vittorio de Sica...
- mid-to-late 1960s: (1)
Holly Woodlawn, (2)
Candy Darling, (3) "Little Joe"
Dallesandro, (4) "Sugar Plum Fairy" Joe
Campbell and (5)
Jackie Curtis. The song's...
