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Working Girl

Working Girl

For anyone who's ever won. For anyone who's ever lost. And for everyone who's still in there trying.

6.6 (1,058)1988-12-201h 54m
ComedyRomanceDrama

Overview

When a secretary's idea is stolen by her boss, she takes a risky chance to reclaim it by impersonating him and running the project from his position.

Budget
$28,000,000
Revenue
$103,173,635
Production
20th Century Fox

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Director
Mike Nichols
Writers
Kevin Wade
Cinematography
Michael Ballhaus
Composer
Carly Simon

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CinemaSerf

June 9, 2022

7/10

Right from the opening bars of Carly Simon's catchy theme tune and the young girls with huge hair on the ferry - I thought this was going to be entertaining. By and large, it is. "Tess" (Melanie Griffith) is fed up working for bosses who just want to sleep with her, so thinks perhaps things will change the she starts working for "Katherine" (Sigourney Weaver). Always open to ideas, this woman gets hold of one of her assistant's ideas and when she injures herself skiing, "Tess" discovers her boss…

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kevin2019

May 9, 2024

8/10

"Working Girl" is a wonderful film and it achieves an admirable level of entertainment value. The romance truly works and the comedy is genuinely funny and it should come as no surprise to anyone it did incredibly healthy business at the global box office. One of the most memorable elements of this film is the unflinching way the character of Tess McGill has been deliberately used to make some valid and important comments about big business and how particular individuals might be perceived in re…