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And you want to see a man trying to dupe others by wearing a dress, there's Michel Serrault in the giddy La Cage aux Folles (1978), trying to pass as his lover's son's mother. In fact, he even looks a little like Mrs. Doubtfire. A
Films about nannies are often dark and disturbing, but there's always that old standby featuring the nicest nanny ever: Mary Poppins (1964), in which Julie Andrews flies through the skies with her umbrella and sings tunes that are every bit as sweet as they are silly. A+
For another wistfully comic film about divorce, try The Awful Truth(1937), Leo McCarey's peerless romance that has Cary Grant and Irene Dunne calling it quits but being unable to part. A+
