They're both blissfully ignorant and extremely uncool. We meet Wanda's mother and father ( Patricia Hearst and David Nelson), the school crossing guard and bus driver, respectively. After the vaccines are administered, the students are released. Here, we also meet the two main Squares: Allison Vernon-Williams ( Amy Locane), a Square with a rebellious side that's 'tired of being good', who, after one moment of eye contact has stolen Cry-Baby's heart, and her Square boyfriend Baldwin ( Stephen Mailer), who is jealous and territorial and has two dreams in life: wife-ing up Allison and taking down Cry-Baby and his gang. His manners and politeness are a step above that of the average Drape however, he loves his gang and his culture.

Burrows), Hatchet-Face's boyfriend, a light-hearted guy with a ever-present smile and a constant joke-maker Pepper Walker ( Ricki Lake), an overweight teenage mother of two and pregnant, rough and tough and loyal and Wade 'Cry-Baby' Walker ( Johnny Depp), the drape heartthrob that was raised a gentleman by delinquents like himself. The Drapes: Lenora Frigid ( Kim Webb), Drape hussy with a manipulative streak and her eyes set on Cry-Baby, Mona 'Hatchet-Face' Malnorowski ( Kim McGuire), tough as nails, with a face so ugly that it could shatter glass Wanda Woodward ( Traci Lords), obviously the school blond siren in tight clothes and too much make-up Milton Hackett ( Darren E.

It is here that the audience is introduced to the main cast. 1954 In the school gym, students file in two lines for Polio vaccines.

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