Dorian Corey
Dorian Corey, born on June 6, 1937, in Buffalo, New York, USA, was a notable figure in the American film industry. Corey's involvement in cinema spanned several decades, with their notable works including "The Queen" in 1968, where they appeared as themselves, and "Paris Is Burning" in 1991, serving as the still photographer.
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Dorian Corey, born on June 6, 1937, in Buffalo, New York, USA, was a notable figure in the American film industry. Corey's involvement in cinema spanned several decades, with their notable works including "The Queen" in 1968, where they appeared as themselves, and "Paris Is Burning" in 1991, serving as the still photographer. Corey was also known for their contributions to drag performances and fashion design, having participated in events like Wigstock. Their work in "Paris Is Burning," a documentary by Jennie Livingston, brought them significant recognition.
