Victor/Victoria

Synopsis

Set in 1930s Paris, 'Victor/Victoria' follows the story of Victoria Grant, a struggling soprano, who with the help of a flamboyant gay cabaret singer named Toddy, reinvents herself as a male female impersonator named Victor. Victoria's act becomes a sensation, but complications arise when a Chicago mobster falls for her thinking she's a man. Filled with hilarious misunderstandings, mistaken identities, and catchy musical numbers, the film explores themes of gender identity, love, and acceptance in a lighthearted and comical way. With Julie Andrews in the lead role, 'Victor/Victoria' delivers a delightful blend of comedy and musical extravaganza.

Cast

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  Julie Andrews

  Victoria Grant / Count Victor Grezhinski

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  James Garner

  King Marchand

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  Robert Preston

  Carole "Toddy" Todd

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  Lesley Ann Warren

  Norma Cassady

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  Alex Karras

  "Squash" Bernstein

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  John Rhys-Davies

  Andre Cassell

Reviews

Critics have showered 'Victor/Victoria' with acclaim for its witty humor, impeccable performances, and dazzling musical numbers. The film's clever premise, coupled with Julie Andrews' stellar portrayal of both Victoria and Victor, has earned praise from audiences and critics alike. Rotten Tomatoes rates it at an impressive 97%, with critics hailing it as a 'sparkling comedy gem.' IMDb gives it a solid 7.6/10, while Metacritic scores it at 84/100. Reviewers commend the film for its bold exploration of gender roles, its timeless appeal, and its message of embracing individuality. 'Victor/Victoria' is a must-see classic that continues to charm viewers with its whimsical charm and infectious energy.