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Audacious, brazen, funny, and perhaps the unconscious inspiration for Madonna's shows, Divine Madness makes an absolute spectacle of itself. Bette Midler's raunchy, entertaining persona is on high in this concert film filmed in Pasadena. Midler tells dirty jokes, berates herself and the audience, and most of all belts out covers of Bruce Springsteen and rock and swing classics.
Original Release
09/26/1980
US Release
09/26/1980
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Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Bette Midler | The Divine Miss M / Self / Herself |
| Jocelyn Brown | The Harlettes |
| Ula Hedwig | The Harlettes |
| Diva Gray | The Harlettes |
| Irving Sudrow | Head Usher |
| Tony Berg | Band Vocals |
| Jon Bonine | Band Vocals |
| Joey Carbone | Band Vocals |
| Randy Kerber | Band Vocals |
Directors
Writers
Bette Midler, Jerry Blatt, Bruce Vilanch
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Bette Midler | The Divine Miss M / Self / Herself |
| Jocelyn Brown | The Harlettes |
| Ula Hedwig | The Harlettes |
| Diva Gray | The Harlettes |
| Irving Sudrow | Head Usher |
| Tony Berg | Band Vocals |
| Jon Bonine | Band Vocals |
| Joey Carbone | Band Vocals |
| Randy Kerber | Band Vocals |
| Year | Type | Category | Won |
|---|
| 1981 | Golden Globe | Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical | Nominated |
