- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- August 25, 1947
- Place of Birth
- Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Mink Stole
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Nancy Paine Stoll (born August 25, 1947) better known by the stage name Mink Stole, is an American actress from Baltimore, Maryland. She began her career working for director John Waters, having appeared in all of his feature films to date (a distinction shared only with Mary Vivian Pearce). Because of her work with Waters, she is considered one of the Dreamlanders, Waters' ensemble of regular cast and crew members. Description above from the Wikipedia article Mink Stole, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
movieReturn to Mortville
2026 · Self (archive footage)
movieSex Love Venice
2024 · Lynn
movieAlchemy of the Spirit
2022 · Alex
movieWomen Behind Bars
2020 · Granny
movieSniffing Out ‘Polyester’
2019 · Self
Crime and Beauty: Making ‘Female Trouble’
movieCrime and Beauty: Making ‘Female Trouble’
2018
movieIn Conversation With Director John Waters, Actress Kathleen Turner and Actress Mink Stole
2016 · Self
movieHush Up Sweet Charlotte
2015 · Velma
tvDifficult People
2015 · Patient
movieI Am Divine
2014 · Self
movieEating Out: The Open Weekend
2011 · Aunt Helen
movieEating Out: Drama Camp
2011 · Aunt Helen
movieAll About Evil
2010 · Evelyn
movieStuck!
2009 · Esther
movieEating Out: All You Can Eat
2009 · Helen
movieNeighbor
2009 · Mrs. Spool
movieWamego: Ultimatum
2009 · Self
movie3 Stories About Evil
2008 · Pat
movieSunny and Share Love You
2007 · School Secretary Stole
movieOut at the Wedding
2007 · Sunny
movieServing Seconds: The Making of 'Eating Out 2'
2006 · Self
movieEating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds
2006 · Helen
movieFlirting with Anthony
2005 · Psychic
movieA Dirty Shame
2004 · Marge the Neuter
movieGirl Play
2004 · Robin's Mother
movieRing of Darkness
2004 · Fletcher
movieThe Last Place on Earth
2002 · Support Group Leader
The Vampire Hunters Club
movieThe Vampire Hunters Club
2001 · Vampire Woman
movieShriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth
2000 · Madame La Tourneau
movieCecil B. Demented
2000 · Mrs. Sylvia Mallory
movieBut I'm a Cheerleader
2000 · Nancy
movieHe Bop
2000 · Grandma Walker
movieThe Rowdy Girls
2000 · Amanda
movieDivine Trash
2000 · Self
movieSplendor
1999 · Casting Director
movieIn Bad Taste
1999 · Self
moviePecker
1998 · Precinct Captain
movieThe Treat
1998 · Manageress
movieLeather Jacket Love Story
1998 · Martine
movieAnarchy TV
1998 · Ms. Dickman
Pink as the Day She Was Born
moviePink as the Day She Was Born
1997
movieLost Highway
1997 · Forewoman
movieMonster Mash: The Movie
1995 · Wolfie's Mother
movieA Bucket of Blood
1995 · Older Woman
movieThe Crazysitter
1994 · The Nurse
tvThe Secret World of Alex Mack
1994 · Mrs. Ward
movieSerial Mom
1994 · Dottie Hinkle
movieLiquid Dreams
1991 · Felix
movieCry-Baby
1990 · Hatchet's Mother
tvThe Incredibly Strange Film Show
1988 · Self
movieHairspray
1988 · Tammy
tvMarried... with Children
1987 · Edna
moviePolyester
1981 · Sandra Sullivan
movieDesperate Living
1977 · Peggy Gravel
movieFemale Trouble
1976 · Taffy Davenport, Still Photographer
movieEdith's Shopping Bag
1976 · Self
movieLove Letter to Edie
1975 · Blonde Wicked Stepsister
moviePink Flamingos
1972 · Connie Marble, Hairstylist
Is There Sex After Death?
movieIs There Sex After Death?
1971 · Dominatrix (uncredited)
movieMultiple Maniacs
1970 · Mink / Cavalcade Patron, Production Assistant
movieMondo Trasho
1969 · Homeless Woman / Asylum Inmate / Snob #1
Roman Candles
movieRoman Candles
1967 · Party Guest
Serial Mom: Surreal Moments
movieSerial Mom: Surreal Moments
— · Self