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A young man realises that he seems to be a loser in the battles of life, and he enrols at a school that teaches underhand methods to come out on top. Much of the instruction is done by role play, and an instructor at the school, Lesher (played by Michael Clarke Duncan) temporarily poses as a woman to demonstrate seduction techniques. The femininity stops at the wig, however, and Lesher is a fairly aggressive temporary woman.
The film is a remake of the excellent British film of the same name with Ian Carmichael, Terry-Thomas and Alastair Sim, but this role was performed by a woman (Janette Scott) in that film.
HF January 2008
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