...Curtis and Natalie Wood; and "Victor/Victoria," his gender-bender musical...the adapted screenplay of "Victor/Victoria" and in 1983 for co-writing...and Roses" and the score of "Victor/Victoria."The Edwards family history...
...star in the Fox drama "NYPD 2069"). But York, mostly seen up to now on the musical stage in such shows as "Victor/Victoria" and "Kiss Me, Kate," holds the film's focus through its four-decade chronological span. She is teenage...
...songbook. While they were at it, they may as well have done a couple of numbers from "Some Like It Hot" and "Victor/Victoria." At least then they'd be giving proper due to the films that provided obvious inspiration. Vardalos, who was...
...decorated by the Augusta Players. It's called "It's a Broadway Christmas" and is decorated with playbills from Victor/Victoria, Phantom of the Opera and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. It's also adorned with fans made from...
...which she received an Academy Award nomination a year later. Andrews was singing in the Broadway version of her "Victor/Victoria" film role in the mid-'90s when she began having voice trouble. She was forced to quit the musical after two...
...People are well aware of that, but they forget some of the earthier moments of my career, in productions like 'Victor/Victoria' where I was a woman playing a man." Andrews also spoke of her admiration for friend Carol Burnett. "Carol probably...
...time as Oscar master of ceremonies. Director Blake Edwards, whose films include "Breakfast at Tiffany's," "Victor/Victoria," "Days of Wine and Roses" and "The Pink Panther" movies, will receive an honorary Oscar for career achievement...
...Carla," a romance that carries shades of the cross-dressing comedies "Some Like It Hot," "Tootsie" and "Victor/Victoria." "Connie and Carla" stars Vardalos, Toni Collette and David Duchovny in the tale of two female musical-theater...
...Digby Geste, the youngest of the brothers, who fight the good fight while wearing those funny legionnaire hats. VICTOR/VICTORIA (1982): This Julie Andrews vehicle, about a woman impersonating a man impersonating a woman in gay Paris, succeeds...
...performances go, Huffman's is up there with Swank's, Dustin Hoffman's in "Tootsie" or Julie Andrews' in "Victor/Victoria." In the road-trip tale "Transamerica," Huffman is a marvel of tics, shy glances, awkward posture and heartbreaking...