Netflix Movies Starring Ondine

Ondine, one of Andy Warhol's cinema superstars of the Sixties, was born Robert Olivio on June 16, 1937. He first met Warhol at an orgy held around 1961 or '62, and was dismayed by Warhol's failure to join in. He proceeded to kick Warhol out, not knowing who he was or understanding that the future titan of Pop Art essentially was a voyeur. He was christened with his professional name upon coming out of the water at the beach (an "undine" is a water spirit). Warhol began making "underground" movies in 1963, and Ondine began appearing in Warhol's oeuvre in 1964. Ondine made his debut in the free-form Couch (1964) and then appeared in the homage Batman Dracula (1964) Warhol's 18th and 20th films, respectively, as a director. Ondine appeared in seven more Warhol films, including Warhol's most successful film of the 1960s, Chelsea Girls (1966) as "Pope Ondine. Read more on iMDB