The characters
The 1970 movie Myra
Breckinridge features established major stars in the lead
roles and two aspiring young actors who go on to superstardom.
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The transexual title character moves to Hollywood to claim an
inheritance from her uncle Buck Loner and to destroy the
traditional male.
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The horny old Hollywood talent agent represents men only. She
uses men too, but not quite like Myra does.
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The former cowboy movie star, the uncle of Myron Breckinridge,
runs a second-rate acting school.
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The beautiful, naive blond is Rusty Godowsky's girl friend and the
ultimate object of Myra's affection.
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The strapping young former football player is Myra's sacrificial bull in her campaign to destroy the traditional American male and realign the sexes.
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The precursor to Myra is only a memory in the book, but he
appears Jiminy Cricket-like in the 1970 movie.
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