Beyond the Blue (1978)
Beyond the Blue is inspired by the real life story of singer and beauty queen Anita Bryant's campaign against a pro-homosexual ordinance in the state of Florida in 1977. Actress Gloria Todd's character "Bonita Ryan" is a parody of Bryant.
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Beyond the Blue is inspired by the real life story of singer and beauty queen Anita Bryant's campaign against a pro-homosexual ordinance in the state of Florida in 1977. Actress Gloria Todd's character "Bonita Ryan" is a parody of Bryant.
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In Theaters:1/1/1978
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