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[mac56]

[Ilsa]

1. Or Tim Conway, Milton Berle, Tom Hanks, etc. nt

[moonscape]

2. Or my fave Flip Wilson

[Ilsa]

3. Oh yeah. Wilson's Geraldine was hysterical! nt

[Darkstar53142]

4. Or Rudy Ghouliani

[Kennah]

15. That was just nasty

[boston bean]

19. Robin Williams

[uponit7771]

35. +1,

[lastlib]

5. Cpl. Max Klinger

[FuzzyRabbit]

6. Tom Hanks and Peter Scolari

[FuzzyRabbit]

7. Jack Lemon and Tony Curtis

[FuzzyRabbit]

8. John Travolta

[ancianita]

9. Or Patrick Swayze, Wesley Snipes, John Leguizamo, James Garner, Robert Preston, Alex Karras

[calimary]

10. Just kinda sounds to me like there are some folks out there

who are AWFULLY insecure about their own sexuality…

[Whatthe_Firetruck]

11. Robin Williams...

And speaking of him, a whole buncha ladies playing Peter Pan.

[C Moon]

12. Laurel and Hardy...

[ancianita]

13. Bob Hope

[crickets]

28. Jackie Gleason and Bob Hope together,

as well as Jonathan Winters as Maude Frickert.

Flip Wilson as Geraldine will always be my favorite. He had the legs for those miniskirts!

[ancianita]

29. Yep!

Generations grew up with this stuff, and millions upon millions of us were never 'converted'! So this whole LGBTQ war is a cruel, banal evil that they need to project from their own fear-filled, dark, lost souls.

[BMW2020RT]

14. Cary Grant in I Was a Male War Bride.

[MustLoveBeagles]

16. I'll have to find this

[Kennah]

17. The Doc

The Doc probably never inspired anyone to be a drag queen--because they know they'd never look as fabulous.

[Ray Bruns]

21. Now you've done it. I am feeling the urge to go dress shopping.

Not really.

[Kennah]

27. The Doc does inspire, but I know that I will never be as fabulous

[Hekate]

18. William Shakespeare

[erronis]

23. Absolutely. Fabulous, my dear!

[boston bean]

20. Three Stooges

[boston bean]

22. Don't forget Jethrine!

[boston bean]

24. Tootsie/Dustin Hoffman

[twodogsbarking]

25. Women's clothes are more stylish and colorful.

[erronis]

26. How about women portraying men? Isn't that also something undeSanctimonius would hate?

Actually, I do think a lot of the examples above are cringe-worthy - mainly because they tend to make fun of women while they are obviously masquerading.

[ancianita]

30. He would. He'd probably ban reading the Shakespearean plays where women pose as men.

The Merchant of Venice
As You Like It
Twelfth Night (my favorite)
The Two Gentlemen of Verona
Cymbeline


That's a lot of plays.

[erronis]

32. That's a great list of Shakespearean plays. When women portray men, it's usually to show

men's foibles - their avarice, loutishness, buffoonery.

When men portray women, it's frequently used to show foolishness.

I dunno. I'm not a skollar or nuthin!

[ancianita]

34. Yes, but in his plays they play men to win arguments against men's immorality.

lol you don't have to be a skollar to enjoy these plays!

[mikeysnot]

31. Monty Python....

[erronis]

33. Ding, ding! We have the absolute winner. Every skit was some form of drag.

Men/women/animals/objects/gods

[Blue Owl]

36. K&R

[NBachers]

37. Joe Namath showing off his legs in pantyhose.

&t=20s

[NBachers]

38. And, of course, Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention