Aguirre cross-dresses as a boy to carry out an inheritance scheme plotted by her aunt (Sara García) I Am Very Macho (1953) – Mexican comedy in which Silvia Pinal cross-dresses as her pilot brother and falls in love with the fleet's captain; remake of 1944's Me ha besado un hombre (A Man Kissed Me) Pablo and Carolina (1957) – filmed in 1955; Mexican musical comedy in which a socialite played by Irasema Dilián pretends to be her (non-existent) brother Das Wirtshaus im Spessart (1958) – young countess dresses as a poor boy and joins the robbers to save her friends Some Like It Hot (1959) – Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon dress as women and join an all-female band in order to hide from the mob Homicidal (1961) – male role played by Jean Arless was actually actress Joan Marshall Hussar Ballad (1962) – a Soviet musical comedy by Eldar Ryazanov based on the real-life story of Nadezhda Durova, a soldier during the Napoleonic Wars Blonde Cobra (1963) – Jack Smith spends the whole film in drag Me ha gustado un hombre (1965) – Mexican comedy in which Tere Velázquez cross-dresses to get work as a hotel bellboy Gunn (1967) – the killer is revealed to be a cross-dresser Monsieur Hawarden (1968) – Mr. Hawarden is actually a woman disguised as a man to avoid prosecution for killing her lover, 15 years ago; based on a true story The Kremlin Letter (1969) – George Sanders plays a transvestite Sometimes Aunt Martha Does Dreadful Things (1971) – two criminals hide from the law, with one of them pretending to be the other's aunt Poszukiwany poszukiwana (1973) – by Stanisław Bareja Female Trouble (1974) – Divine plays an obese criminal woman and an obese man The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) – Tim Curry plays a self-proclaimed "sweet transvestite from Transsexual, Transylvania" Perfect Gentlemen (1978) – The four wives (Lauren Bacall, Ruth Gordon, Sandy Dennis and Lisa Pelikan) pose as male robbers to rob a hotel safe La Cage aux Folles (1978) – features female impersonators Lady Oscar (1979) – the female protagonist dresses as a man, but privately acknowledges her feminine side Dressed to Kill (1980) – the killer dresses as a woman Victor Victoria (1982) – transvestism in various forms is included in this musical comedy, remake of Viktor und Viktoria (1933); see above Tootsie (1982) – Dustin Hoffman becomes