Nine to Five: Sexiest, Egotistical, Lying Hypocritical Bigot Edition [WS] [DVD] [1980]

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Item: Nine to Five: Sexiest, Egotistical, Lying Hypocritical Bigot Edition [WS] [DVD] [1980]
Rating: 5
Author: Joka66

SKU: 7671147
Release Date: 04/04/2006
Rating: PG
4.9 (8)

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Overall Customer Rating:

4.9

(8 Reviews)

100% of customers would recommend this product to a friend (8 out of 8)

Special Features

Feature commentary by producer Bruce Gilbert and actors Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly Parton
Nine @ 25" featurette
10 deleted scenes
"Remembering Colin Higgins" featurette
Gag reel
"Nine to Five" karaoke
Closed Captioned

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Synopsis

Nine to Five
Judy Bernly (Jane Fonda), a housewife whose husband has left her for his secretary, begins her own secretarial career at a huge corporation. Violet Newstead (Lily Tomlin), a feisty, veteran office manager, instructs her on the perils and procedures of office life -- and of working for Franklin Hart Jr. (Dabney Coleman), their chauvinistic, sleazy boss, and his right-hand woman, the crisp, nosy Roz (Elizabeth Wilson). Meanwhile, Hart's endless attempts to seduce his happily married secretary, Doralee Rhodes (Dolly Parton), lead the entire office to think she's a trollop. When Hart unfairly passes Violet over for a promotion, she drowns her sorrows at a local bar with Judy and Doralee, who regales the others with tales of Hart's epic advances. Later, at Doralee's house, the women smoke pot, eat barbecue, and concoct hilarious revenge fantasies -- a rodeo hog-tie, a Wild West shootout, and a gothic Snow White scenario -- about killing their boss. When a mix-up leads the women to think they have accidentally poisoned Hart's coffee, they hatch a scheme to protect themselves by stealing Hart's body from the morgue. When he turns up alive, never having drunk the coffee, they must kidnap him to prevent him from blackmailing them or calling the police. The women then use the occasion of their boss' absence to effect some changes around the office. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi

Cast & Crew

Jane Fonda - Judy Bernly
Lily Tomlin - Violet Newstead
Dolly Parton - Doralee Rhodes
Dabney Coleman - Franklin Hart Jr.
Sterling Hayden - Tinsworthy

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4.9

8 Reviews

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Joka66
5 out of 55
This movie is funny and entertaining.
July 15, 2017
This movie has been a favorite of mine for a long time.
I would recommend this to a friend
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SLR3
5 out of 55
good buy
January 16, 2017
Couldn't find this movie anywhere, the shipping was fast, super easy purchase through the website.
I would recommend this to a friend
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Bruder
5 out of 55
Good Movie!
December 31, 2016
Classic Movie very funny movie." Lilly Tomlin, Jane Fonda, And Dolly Pardon are great!
I would recommend this to a friend
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BestBuyStud
5 out of 55
A classic
September 23, 2016
This movie is hilarious glad I finally own it and don't have to try and find it on Netflix or something.
I would recommend this to a friend
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CaliSurfer
5 out of 55
Classic Movie
May 19, 2016
Great movie for its time and still holds its own today. Funny every time I watch.
I would recommend this to a friend
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CKCSWHFFAN
4 out of 54
Still funny but how things have changed
September 27, 2009
I have always enjoyed this film. Even like the famous song. And, it is still catchy all these years later. I think the cast were perfect in their roles. Course, in this day in age, a lot of the thing the Franklin Hart character & the company did would NOT be stood for now. Good but normal extras with it. Did NOT like when putting the disc in you do NOT go automatically to the menu but to LOUD ADVERTISING MUSIC. NOT GOOD ON ANY DISC & GOES AGAINST WHAT THE THEME OF THE FILM. The picture quality needs some work. For a "special edition" release the picture quality was dull.
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butterfly4wolf
5 out of 55
we all want to kill our boss
September 16, 2009
Anytime I need a laugh, I can rely on this film to provide them despite the numerous times I've seen it. That's a credit to everyone involved in making this film, but most especially to the three actresses who really play well off each other with comedic brilliance! I'm glad they have released a special edition, as I waited to buy it on DVD for just such an edition. Now the long wait is over.
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prlwctd
5 out of 55
classic comedy
July 14, 2009
Three frustrated office workers (Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton) bond over their increasing contempt for their boss (Dabney Coleman), who's 'a sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot.' That's when they unexpectedly get their chance to get even with him. The three leading ladies make a wonderful, funny team. The best part, is when they share their fantasies for offing the boss with Tomlin's fantasy being the best. The title song rightfully remains Parton's biggest hit.
I would recommend this to a friend
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classic comedy Posted by: prlwctd from: on Three frustrated office workers (Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton) bond over their increasing contempt for their boss (Dabney Coleman), who's 'a sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot.' That's when they unexpectedly get their chance to get even with him. The three leading ladies make a wonderful, funny team. The best part, is when they share their fantasies for offing the boss with Tomlin's fantasy being the best. The title song rightfully remains Parton's biggest hit.