Whats your take on male actors that dress in drag for a role?

whats your take on male actors that dress in drag for a role?
Do you agree with black actors that claim its just a power move to emasculate them, or are they over thinking it? Do you have a hard time respecting a male actor that has resorted to such gimmicks, finding it cheap, humiliating or in poor taste?

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Drag has been around for literally eons, to me it means about as much as an actor playing a murderer or something - it's just another role

blacks over think it because of hood mentality. Theres been plenty of known black actors that have dressed in drag and didnt get grief about it. Its a common satirical practice, no more ridiculous then wearing other silly costumes

You stupid little fuck. Did you actually think this was a good idea for a thread? Pathetic even for this shithole of a board. I can't wait to tell my wife Peg about this. What's your name you fucking faggot? I bet it's something like Gary or Ben. Fucking gay ass little bitch. Get the fuck off Yea Forums and never come back.

goddamn this episode gave my my first ever why boner

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nuh uh

same
>tied up to a chair
>all the girls jeering and giggling at him while he begs to be let go
>they probably made him strip in front of them before the makeover began
>his parents come in dont give a shit and leave him to his tormentors

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it genuinely makes me respect them a little less. IDK why, probably because I grew up with a boomer father and we watched war movies and westerns and crime dramas all the time, but to me a leading male actor needs to have that level of bravado, anything else makes them secondary,sidekick, joke tier. I mean, imagine being an actor, meeting other successful actors or actresses, and youre known for prancing around as a lady. The actresses will probably think its cute or even humbling but part of them will feel you are a doll or plaything to them, they know youve pranced around in dresses and heels and makeup so you can be the leader they want deep down. Its like being a manlet, fat, or have low self esteem. They may appreciate you, but they wont have that same kind of respect they would to a leading man. The same can be said for comedic performers, do you really think the girls are swooning over the guy who makes professional fart and sex jokes? Or the other actors will give a shit about what he has to say when he wants to be taken seriously? He'll make them laugh and they appreciate it, but deep down he'll always be a level beneath them

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Cross-dressing has been used for comedy since the beginning of recorded history. Many Greek, Roman, English, and Japanese plays have used it for laughs.