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kevin-bergin — 10 years ago(November 21, 2015 10:05 PM)

Frankly I thought it was okay. Not great, not hot. Perhaps it was the drag. Whether it was this, or English humor (Monty Python,etc.) I just don't see it.
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Drag has been popular for quite a while. think: Milton Berle & Flip Wilson. I once saw Tony Curtis say, to enhance the effect, he pursed his lips after every line. After hearing that, the effect is doubly hilaarious! BYW, I didn 't think TOOTSIE was particularly successful. I can't imagine anybody not seeing through that one.

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It sure seemed funny to me. You have to add the desperation to elude the gangsters into the mix, too.
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