Queer Icon: The Cult of Bette Davis was released on September 11, 2009.

Queer Icon: The Cult of Bette Davis was directed by M. Black.

Queer Icon: The Cult of Bette Davis has a runtime of 88m.

Queer Icon: The Cult of Bette Davis was produced by M. Black, Carole Summers.

This documentary examines the many aspects of the gay fascination with Bette Davis, featuring film clips of Bette's most iconic moments, juxtaposed with camp burlesques of her by San Francisco actor Matthew Martin and others, including Charles Pierce and Arthur Blake; a profile of Martin highlighting his long identification with Davis; and interviews with fans, entertainers, and gay cultural historians.

The key characters in Queer Icon: The Cult of Bette Davis are Self (archive footage) (Bette Davis), Self (Joshua Grannell), Self (Vincent De Paul).

Queer Icon: The Cult of Bette Davis is rated Not Rated.

Queer Icon: The Cult of Bette Davis is a Documentary film.

Queer Icon: The Cult of Bette Davis has an audience rating of 9 out of 10.

Queer Icon: The Cult of Bette Davis had a budget of $1,500.