Victor Victoria
My review of the gender bending romp
Victor Victoria is a camp and fun as well as delightful movie about an actress who finds the only way to make it in show biz in 1930’s France 🇫🇷 is to dress in Drag and she succeeds.
It’s a good movie this aristocrat falls for her not realizing that she is a woman it is certainly a lot of good fun. Julie Andrew’s plays the lead and James Garner plays the role of the gentleman who takes a fondness.
In order to do it success Julie Andrew’s character Friend who is also a queen helps her to become a fabulous drag king.
About the Creator
Revista XCI by Rikki La Rouge
poet,Latin Crossover artist, designer, novelist, 57th Grammy Award 1st round nomination ballot artist with album released on Christmas Day 2013 on Interscope digital distribution and universal music group and published Barnes and Noble
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