In Ethan Coen's film 'Drive-Away Dolls,' viewers are treated to a colorful homage to exploitation cinema, with a surprising cameo from Miley Cyrus. Cyrus appears as Tiffany Plastercaster, a character inspired by the real-life artist Cynthia Plaster Caster, known for creating plaster casts of musicians' genitals.
The character of Plastercaster is depicted crafting a replica dildo for a young version of Matt Damon's character, who later becomes a conservative Senator in Florida. This scene pays tribute to Cynthia Albritton's unique artistry and her unconventional approach to capturing the essence of rock 'n' roll culture.
