Victor/Victoria
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Movie Reviews of Victor/Victoria
Movie Review: Great Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
What can I say? Julie Andrews, James Garner, Robert Preston all in the same movie! Music by Henri Mancini...fantastic!!!
Movie was interesting, new twist on the gay movement!
Woman pretending to be a man pretending to be a woman?? Impossible you say? Julie Andrews pulls it off with great music and lots of laughs!
Music was great!
Movie Review: Victor/Victoria
Summary: 5 Stars
Blake Edwards's musical triumph and an ideal late-career showcase for real-life wife Andrews, this dazzling picture employs the venerable talents of tunesmiths Henry Mancini and Leslie Bricusse, not to mention reuniting Garner and Andrews almost twenty years after they made "The Americanization of Emily". The late, great Robert Preston nearly steals the film as Toddy, along with Lesley Ann Warren, who does a deliciously dizzy turn as Norma, the film's decorative dim bulb. Now, that's entertainment.Movie Review: N2FINEMUSIC
Summary: 5 Stars
This production of Victor/Victoria was highly entertaining which Julie Andrews and Robert Preston performed a great dual partnership in comedy and singing.Movie Review: Victor/Victoria is a great Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
If you like Julie Andrews and James Gardner you will enjoy this movie it is a movie the whole family will enjoy,Robert Preston is also in the movie he is great Movie Review: Old fashioned comedy with a "gay" new twist
Summary: 4 Stars
For those that like a musical that isn't really a musical, a comedy farce of purposeful gender confusion and a love story, you are in for a treat.
Andrews, Preston and Garner are excellent in their leading roles and the story is just involved enough to keep you entertained without losing the delightful comedy of the topsy-turvy role-play.
Look forward to comedic awkward situations, a tender love story, wonderful musical numbers (on stage, no one spontaneously bursts into song), and a great cast of characters.
Take an honest look at the gay side of Paris and the delightful rise of a down-on-her-luck woman's rise to "male" stardom.