I appreciate your query, but I need to clarify that the search results provided do not contain information about a movie where two musicians pretend to be women to escape danger. The search results discuss three different films: Times Square (1980), Kiss of the Spider Woman (2025), and Eddington, none of which match the premise you’re asking about.
However, based on your description, you’re likely referring to “Some Like It Hot” from 1959, which is one of the most famous comedies in cinema history. This classic film features two male musicians who disguise themselves as women to escape from gangsters after witnessing a mob murder.
The movie stars Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon as the two musicians, with Marilyn Monroe playing a leading female role. The plot begins when the two protagonists witness a violent crime committed by gangsters. To evade the criminals who want to eliminate them as witnesses, they join an all-female jazz band by dressing as women and adopting female identities. They travel with the band to Miami, Florida, where various comedic situations arise from their disguises.
Throughout the film, the two main characters must maintain their female personas while dealing with romantic complications. Jack Lemmon’s character becomes involved with a wealthy businessman, while Tony Curtis’s character pursues Marilyn Monroe’s character. The tension between keeping their disguises intact and navigating romantic entanglements drives much of the film’s humor.
The movie is considered a masterpiece of American cinema and won multiple Academy Awards. It’s celebrated for its clever writing, impeccable comedic timing, and the chemistry between the lead actors. The film has influenced countless comedies that came after it and remains widely watched and appreciated by audiences today.
If you were looking for information about a different film with a similar premise, I would need more specific details to help you identify it accurately.
