Billy Wilder's comic masterpiece of two down on their luck musicians running away from the mob with an all-girl band headed to Miami. Brilliant is an understatement.

The role Rosalind Russell was born to play. Eccentric Mame Dennis is left to reer her orphaned nephew with a motley crew of misfits as family. Hilarious.

Wilder gives a satirical look at the most improbable climb up the corporate ladder. A young lackey allows his apartment to become the executives favorite trysting place.

Garbo's foray into comedy yields extraordinary results in Lubitsch's tale of a female KGB agent on assignment in Paris and her ensuing romantic entanglements.

Grant in top form as the nephew of a couple of spinster sisters who do away with their elderly male boarders by serving them elderberry wine, spiked with arsenic.

A woman pretending to be a man, pretending to be a woman is a winnning affair for Edwards and Julie Andrews in the role of Victoria who becomes the toast of Paris, in drag.

A gangster, to please his moll, foots the bill for a play featuring a feuding group of actors and one thug bent on saving the play from the talentless concubine.

Woody again in this often moving but funny potrayal of a Jewish family in 1940's Rockaway Beach, Brooklyn and the role that radio played in their everyday lives.

The enigmatic Robin Williams and Nathan Lane as a gay couple trying to convince their future, ultra-conservative in-laws that they are a respectable family.

Brooks take on Hitchcock is an excursion into the insane. Brooks stars as a psychiatrist whose recent promotion is not appreciated by his peers and they plan to change that.

Preston Sturges hilarious black comedy about a jealous orchestra conductor who fantasizes, while on the podium, about several very clever ways to rid himself of his suspected unfaithful wife and her lover. Rex Harrison and Linda Darnell have never been more appealing.

Mel Brooks’s hysterical remake of Lubitsch's comedy about a Polish theatre troupe turned members of the underground resistance during the Nazi occupation of Poland is a winning affair for everyone, especially Bancroft, who delivers her funniest performance ever. But everyone shines beautifully. Not a single weak link in a very large cast.