Let Me Die a Woman (1977)
A documentary on the work of sex-change specialist Leo Wollman, including interviews with Wollman and a few of his patients, with an illustrated lecture on the various aspects of trans-identity plus actual footage of a gender reassignment operation.
Director: Doris Wishman
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Leslie as |
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Deborah Harten as Self - Transsexual |
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Lisa Carmelle as |
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Frank Pizzo as |
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Harry Reems as Rhoda's Cab Driver |
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Carol Sands as |
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Billy Kelman as |
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Doug Martin as |
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Ursula Austin as Blanche (uncredited) |
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Arlana Blue as Rhoda (uncredited) |
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Vanessa del Rio as Sandy (uncredited) |
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Michael Gaunt as Tom (uncredited) |
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Richard Towers as John in Park (uncredited) |
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Leo Wollman as Self - Leo Wollman M.D. (uncredited) |
| Directing | Doris Wishman | Director |
| Editing | Louis Burdi | Editor |
| Production | Doris Wishman | Producer |
| Writing | Doris Wishman | Writer |
| Camera | João Fernandes | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Doris Wishman | Continuity |
| Sound | Thomas J. Valentino | Music |
| Crew | Leo Wollman | Scientific Consultant |
| Crew | Leo Wollman | Medical Consultant |
| Crew | Jack Malick | Cinematography |
| Editing | Ricardo Olivero | Color Timer |
