Chris Hemsworth
On SNL in December 2015, the Thor star dressed up like a woman obsessed with...Chris Hemsworth.
Billy Crystal
Look what we have here! The legendary actor goes for a female Victorian-era look while filming The Comedians for FX.
Andrew Garfield: A Vision in White
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 star dressed in drag for Arcade Fire's "We Exist" music video.
Jared Leto's Oscar-winning role
The actor took home an Academy Award for his role as a transgender woman in the 2013 movie Dallas Buyers Club.
Jared Leto: Pretty In Pink
If Katy Perry and Barbie had a daughter together, here's what she may look like on the cover of Candy magazine.
Tom Hanks: Buddies with Bosoms
Sometimes a guy's gotta dress like a girl's gotta dress. For his ‘80s TV series Bosom Buddies. Tom took on some bold lipstick and nude nylons to land the one apartment he could afford. Looks like landlords prefer bosoms over boys.
Gene Hackman: Tough Guy or Girl?
Apparently, you can't cage Hackman's inner girl. His drag in The Birdcage was the perfect depiction of she-male done with class and sass. Who said dudes in drag couldn't be taken seriously?
Johnny Depp: Sweet Bon Bon
Johnny sure shook his bon bon in Before Night Falls, pulling a gender-bending switch between a tranny named, uh, Bon Bon and a military officer. With the pounds of powder, we think he makes one heck of a convincing woman.
Martin Lawrence: Meet Yo Drag Mama
Martin Lawrence made drag look far from hag in both Big Mama's House installments. While some queen haters questioned his acting chops, we think he's just another cool dude crossing over for the cinematic and social cause.
Patrick Swayze: Roadtrippin' in Drag
Swayze's Patty may just be the prettiest faux-female to date, Adams Apple and all. The actor's alter-drago, Vida Boheme, was by far the leading lady in 1995's To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar.
Wesley Snipes: Swayze’s Drag-tastic Sidekick
Noxeema was the real deal, riding shotgun with dude-gone-drag Swayze. The two A-list costars made going female look flawless and funny all in one. Talk about a killer tag team.
James Franco: Viva Ms. Franco
Posing for the cover of this month's issue of Candy, Franco gives us all something to smile about—but is this a sneaky promo stunt? We still respect your dare to drag, James.
John Travolta: Hardly Enough Hairspray
While Travolta's people may say his drag-alicious rendition of Edna Turnblad was far from queen-status, he still rocked the big bones and big hair. Trust us, Travolta, you were on the tranny train for this number and totally killed it.
Robin Williams: Keep the Fire Going
Williams didn't have to dig too deep to find his inner drag. The actor was a natural, dancing around with his feather-duster and working his wig. Without a doubt, his cross-dressing charm in Mrs. Doubtfire hasn't put out our fire.
Dustin Hoffman: What a Tootsie Role!
Dustin taught us every tranny trick in the book in Tootsie. In the movie, Hoff-man turns wo-man to get a role in a soap opera. And to add flattery to femininity, the dude was nominated for an Academy Award.