Victor/Victoria is a sparkling, ultra-sophisticated entertainment from Blake Edwards.
Victor/Victoria
The disguise surprise comedy of the year!
1982 · 2h 14m · PG
Comedy, Music, Romance
Directed by
Blake Edwards
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Victor/Victoria
Overview
A struggling female soprano finds work playing a male female impersonator, but it complicates her personal life.
Director and cast
- Blake Edwards Director
- Julie Andrews as Victoria Grant / Count Victor Grezhinski
- James Garner as King Marchand
- Robert Preston as Carroll 'Toddy' Todd
- Lesley Ann Warren as Norma Cassady
- Alex Karras as 'Squash' Bernstein
- John Rhys-Davies as Andre Cassell
- Graham Stark Cast
- Malcolm Jamieson Cast
- Peter Arne Cast
Critics on Rotten Tomatoes
Top critics, in their words
Not only a funny movie, but, unexpectedly, a warm and friendly one.
Victor/Victoria is so good, so exhilarating, that the only depressing thing about it is the suspicion that Mr. Edwards is going to have a terrible time trying to top it.
Blake Edwards's 1982 sex comedy has the most beautiful range of tones of any American film of its period: it is a work of dry wit, high slapstick, black despair, romantic warmth, and penetrating intelligence.
Don't miss this one. It sends sparks.
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