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What's on the "Sexist, Egotistical, Lying Hypocritical Bigot Edition" DVD of one of the more enduring comedies of the 1980s? The cast were obviously delighted for the opportunity to travel down memory lane, providing a commentary. Dolly Parton and Lily Tomlin recorded their bits in one city while Jane Fonda recorded hers simultaneously in another city, as they watched the movie again together. The three leads--one, Parton, a rookie actress--made for a well-balanced comedic team whose friendship has endured off-screen for 25 years, a friendship that comes across in their banter. A "Nine At 25" featurette finds the cast and producer dishing such tidbits as the fact Parton came to the set having memorized the entire script, everyone else's parts included. A "9 to 5" karaoke feature may entertain depending on how many drinks one has had at the office party, but the words don't always seem in sync with the music.
To celebrate the release of this edition of 9 to 5, the cast, sans Dabney Coleman, reunited in Los Angeles for a party in which Dolly sang the theme song, memories were shared, and actresses dressed as '80s office workers acted busy in cubicles and reception desks.
The Cast of 9 to 5 Celebrate 25 Years of Sticking It to the Boss (click for larger image)
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| CATEGORY: | DVD |
| DIRECTOR: | Colin Higgins |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 19 December, 1980 |
| MANUFACTURER: | 20th Century Fox |
| MPAA RATING: | PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) |
| FEATURES: | Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC |
| TYPE: | Comedies & Family Ent., Comedy, Comedy Video, Feature Film-comedy, Movie |
| MEDIA: | DVD |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 024543232964 |
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Customer Reviews of Nine to Five - Sexist, Egotistical, Lying Hypocritical Bigot Edition - Full Screen
One of the Best Comedies Ever I was but 9-years-old when this one came to theatres and I still remember how at that time, the movie theater held such a spell of mystique over me...something that gets lost as you get older and movies are more "every day" now. <
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>As most might attest, the film starts off wonderfully with the opening, upbeat, thumping chords of the theme song, "9 to 5" sung by the incomparable Dolly Parton...the song invigorates you right from the start and you know you are in for a load of fun. <
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>Lily Tomlin, Dolly Parton, and Jane Fonda are cast perfectly and beautifully in their respective roles. I don't know of any modern actress/comedians who could fill these roles more beautifully. Quite simply, Lily Tomlin is a comedic genius...and she is fully supported by the lesser experienced Dolly and far more experienced Jane Fonda. Surprisingly, Jane Fonda, already somewhat of an icon at the time, took a less visible/memorable role...but played it with perfectly subtelty and professionalism. <
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>A few of my favorite scenes: The three girls are pulled over by the cop because of the "short" in the trunk. They know the body is in the trunk, but are trying to play it off by pretending that Dolly's character ate rat poison by accident. <
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>Also, for years later, I was afraid to go into hospital bathrooms after the female orderly found the "body" in the bathroom covered by the sheet...by the way she said, "There's another stiff in the john"...I assumed that dead bodies were often found in hospital bathrooms. <
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>Dabney Coleman played the perfect sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot boss...and as a kid, I truly hated him. <
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>Another of my favorite bits was when Lily Tomlin, in her Disney-like dream sequence, poisons her bosses coffee...then launches him out of his office window right after saying, "Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!" then sticking out her tongue. For years, my siblings and I would tease each other with the same gesture. (you'll have to watch the film to know what I'm talking about). <
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>If you watch this film for the first time, you'll notice there are no desktop computers...nor does anyone have a cell phone. And the copy machine is almost the size of a small car. It may date the film just a tad...but the comedic value more than makes up for that. It's definitely a film for all time and women today, I'm sure, are still facing similar type situations in the office. <
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>Now in my 30's, I'm always surprised at the number of 20-something's who have never seen nor heard of this classic film. Wow...we're calling 1980's movies "classics" now. Yikes. Are we getting old?
A definite classic
This movie is the perfect revenge movie. Plus, it might just be me, but I always thought that Dolly looked better with a little more weight on her. And "Wow" Dolly. For a first time acting gig, she proved to be a natural with such greats as Lily and Jane (political controversy aside). I think every woman could identify with at least one of the women--for me it was Lily's character. But watching this movie so many years later, I'm struck by the cliche line 'the more things change the more they stay the same'.
"You're a sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot!"
9 To 5 is a classic 80's comedy directed by Colin Higgins, the man behind such classics as Silver Streak and Harold And Maude, and starring Jane Fonda (Coming Home), Lilly Tomlin (Short Cuts), Dolly Parton (Rhinestone), and Dabney Coleman (You've Got Mail).
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>Fonda, Tomlin and Parton play three co-workers at a company managed by a skirt chasing male chauvinist boss, played by Coleman. The three ladies fantasize about how they can take revenge against him, that includes hunting him down like a deer in the office and one involving Snow White and the 7 dwarfs.
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>Panic strikes the girls when Tomlin accidentally puts rat poison in his coffee and minutes later he's carried away to the hospital. The movie gets funnier and funnier as the events unfold from here on.
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>9 To 5 was a huge box office success when it was released in 1980. The movie featured country singer Dolly Parton in her first acting role, as well as the Oscar nominated and 80's classic hit song 9 to 5 performed by Parton herself.
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