Matt LeBlanc takes on the challenge of playing an American soldier who must disguise himself as a woman for an undercover mission in World War II Germany. LeBlanc’s performance brings humor to the role, embracing the physical comedy and awkwardness of adapting to a new identity. While the film leans into lighthearted moments, LeBlanc manages to highlight the absurdity and challenges of the situation, adding a touch of charm to this unconventional story.
11. Amanda Bynes — She’s the Man
Amanda Bynes delivers a hilarious and energetic performance as Viola, a teenager who disguises herself as her brother to join a boys’ soccer team. Bynes seamlessly switches between her character’s male and female personas, capturing the physical comedy and exaggerated mannerisms with charm and wit. Her timing and commitment to the role elevate the film’s humor while also bringing heart to Viola’s journey of self-expression.
