Tootsie
Why this pick
Like Some Like It Hot, it builds sparkling farce around a performer’s gender disguise, with escalating romantic complications and a sharp comic eye for show-business ego.
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Why this pick
Like Some Like It Hot, it builds sparkling farce around a performer’s gender disguise, with escalating romantic complications and a sharp comic eye for show-business ego.
Why this pick
A polished, musical-era-inflected comedy of layered gender performance, romantic confusion, and elegant wit that shares Wilder’s affection for sophisticated farce.
Why this pick
Its rapid-fire repartee, flirtatious reversals, and gleefully elaborate deceptions deliver the same buoyant blend of romance and expertly engineered comic chaos.
Why this pick
This screwball delight pairs jazzy energy with immaculate comic timing, as a worldly woman upends sheltered men in a romance full of verbal sparkle.
Why this pick
Wilder’s breakneck follow-up trades disguise for Cold War chaos, but keeps the machine-gun dialogue, escalating predicaments, and irreverent comic precision.
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01 / THE STORY
After two male musicians witness a mob hit, they flee the state in an all-female band disguised as women, but further complications set in.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Sugar Kane Kowalczyk

Joe (Josephine)

Jerry (Daphne)

Spats Colombo

Osgood Fielding III

Little Bonaparte

Sweet Sue

Sig Poliakoff