PARTON: (As Doralee Rhodes) Oh, for heaven's sake. Most of the bosses were men, which leads to all sorts of problems.ĭABNEY COLEMAN: (As Franklin Hart Jr.) Dora, please. It's about clerical workers, secretaries, a workforce which in 1980 was predominantly women. It's one of the first movies that was set in the work world. OK, Sarah, here's what you got to know about "9 To 5." JANE FONDA: (As Judy Bernly) Oh, I wanted to ask you about my salary. LILY TOMLIN: (As Violet Newstead) Well, welcome to the front lines. I swear sometimes that man is out to get me. PARTON: (Singing) Want to move ahead, but the boss won't seem to let me. PARTON: (Singing) On the job from 9 to 5. GLINTON: What you got to love is, like, how long opening credits take.
PARTON: (Singing) Jump in the shower, and the blood starts pumping. GONZALEZ: I don't even think I knew that "9 To 5," the song, had a movie. Because we are watching "9 To 5," the movie, during the workday, the way it was meant to be watched.ĭOLLY PARTON: (Singing) Tumble out of bed, and I stumble to the kitchen. GONZALEZ: I got string cheese, Goldfish crackers. GONZALEZ: A chicken potpie as your movie snack? Well, I actually have - I have a chicken potpie. UNIDENTIFIED PERSON: This is PLANET MONEY from NPR.
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