Rating: NR
Length: 146 minutes

Widescreen 1.78:1 Color (Anamorphic)

ENGLISH: DTS
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1

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An English singer (Andrews) is poor and looking for a job in Paris. She meets a gay man (Roberts) who convinces her pretend to be a man and to perform on stage as a female impersonator. This is not a movie, it's the actual filming of the show on Broadway.

Lots of humor and some very good performances. Rachel York was especially good portraying a ditzy blonde girlfriend from Chicago. Julie Andrews looks and sounds younger than you would expect from a lady at the age of 60.

This runs for 2.5 hours and the story is interrupted for long solos for Ms Andrews.

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First off I am not a big fan of musicals. I can count the ones I do like on one hand with fingers to spare; Moulin Rouge and Phantom of the Opera (2005) are the two that immediately come to mind. Having said that, this is still an entertaining show; it would have been more so if they would have shaved about 30 minutes off of it.

Matthew Diamond & Blake Edwards

Julie Andrews - Victor/Victoria

[Shrek 2, The Sound of Music]

Michael Cripe - Richard DiNardo

Adam Heller - Henri Labisse

Gregory Jbara - Squash Bernstein

Ken Land - Sal Andretti

Michael Nouri - King Marchand

Tara O'Brien - Street Singer

Devin Richards - Jazz Singer

Tony Roberts - Carol Todd (Toddy)

[Annie Hall]

Richard B. Shull - Andre Cassell

Rachel York - Norma Cassidy