The Filmography of Ed Wood (and Cultural Impact)

Eduard Davis Wood, Jr. was an American film director, writer, and actor known for being a B-class film director, author of films such as Glen or Glenda, Bridge of Monster, and Plan 9 from Outer Space.
This side of Ed was captured in the movie "Ed Wood" directed by Tim Burton where his early years in Hollywood are portrayed.
Ed tried to direct big films for Hollywood but as the years went by and failing to achieve nothing but failure after failure, he ended up entering the pornographic film industry until he finally died.
Ed Wood died in 1978 after having had drinking problems during the last years of his life.

In 1980, in a book called "The Golden Turkey Awards" Ed Wood would be named the worst film director in history, this would cause a group of enthusiasts to become interested in his life and filmography, noting that many of His works were quite interesting, thus creating a cult director status, and his best-known work called "Plan 9 from Outer Space" would also become named as a cult film.

There are many eccentricities in the life of Ed Wood, during his youth he participated in the army, all his life he tried to hide a transvestism that his mother even taught him when he was little, but he would end up overcoming and revealing this in his debut film called "Glen or Glenda", met Bela Lugosi, Universal's original Dracula, and gave him work in several films before Bela passed away, and in general a lot of interesting things happened around Ed Wood's life.

This list will compile his work, his occupations as well as the tributes and references that would be made about his work.

Ed's Role:
-Stuntman

Ed's Roles:
-Co-Producer
-Director
-Screenwriter
-Music

Ed's Role:
-Director

Ed's Roles:
-Associate Producer
-Plot

Ed's Roles:
-Director
-Screenwriter
-Actor