Beaver Trilogy clip 3

[@wickedfeylady]

Some of the most honest acting I've ever seen. There is no 'joke.' There never is with him.

[@SB-hy7iu]

Trent Harris is a rad guy. Not only for this and Rubin And Ed, but because he replied to my email when I asked if He had any copies I could buy. He sent me both vhs. When I still had the vhs.

[@katalepsykills]

I love these movies so much.

[@KAISER-OUTDOORS]

someday we need a crispin glover/harmony korine collaboration

[@fockingreat1125]

The emotion in this is wonderful

[@AlexanderYamada]

Crispin is just an absolutely fascinating guy. It would be so easy to see his entire energy and presence as 2 dimensionally comedic if it weren't for how utterly honest his performances are.

[@AlabasterSmudge]

Classic film.

[@HansIverson]

Damn it’s been 20 years since I first saw they on VHS. Trent you’re a genius

[@MaleOrderBride]

I wonder what the real Olivia Newton-John thought of this?! The song he sings is kind of an obscure Fan Favorite album track of her's! So this clip is very interesting to me lol

[@cenakruegerlover]

let's see drag, let's see drag......yay! and he can sing too!

[@anthonyweinersnose2583]

I think drag queens should sing, not lip sync. Like, if you wanna be the best drag queen. It makes it much more of a legitimate art form rather than a novelty. That's just my opinion.

[@eldritch1985]

Wow... this was neat seeing Crispin in makeup and a wig! I think it is interesting to see guys in drag sometimes: Jack Lemmon on "Some Like It Hot", Bruce Davison on the "An Unlocked Window" episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, the character Kenny Hampton on "Terror Train". And these are just a few examples.

[@garethmooney8249]

Glover doing his best Neil Young voice

[@superreverbfreak]

2:23 my thoughts

[@jvalley1138]

I had this movie on VHS when you could only get it from strange people on the internet sending it to you. I don't like the rest of the trilogy because it makes it seem like this light hearted silly thing about a guy who just wanted to get on TV (even though the real guy this is about killed himself) but this segment seemed to have real emotional depth to it.

[@flamefinger77]

He didn't kill himself he died of a heart attack in 2009

[@gnalkhere]

he tried to kill himself at one point though. He survived, obviously, and loved the trilogy when he saw it at Sundance.

[@FlorenciaE]

AWESOME!!!!!