Budget
$28,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$63,779,477
Opening weekend US & Canada
$4,718,485
Gross worldwide
$102,953,112
Budget
$28,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$63,779,477
Opening weekend US & Canada
$4,718,485
Gross worldwide
$102,953,112
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By Brody 2022-02-11 08:02:24
"Working Girl" screenplay
produced by American Twentieth Century Fox in 1988.
Screenplay: Kevin Wade
Director: Michael Nichols
Starring: Melanie Griffith, Harrison Ford, Sigourney Weaver
Award: won the 46th Golden Globe Awards in 1989 for Best Picture, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Original Film Song Award
Compilation: Wu Lili
Title: Zhou Zheng
New York. The Statue of Liberty stands majestically. In the early morning, on the...
By Leanne 2022-02-11 08:02:24
Workplace inspirational film 80s workplace dressing experience
In the workplace inspirational film in the 1980s, the heroine Tess has no education (5 years of evening school to get a bachelor's degree), older (30 years old), unwilling to be mediocre, and unwilling to be unspoken. She has a strong motivation and ambition. She met a female boss who was the same age as her (actually a few months younger) but was already successful in her career. She was even more motivated. She seized the opportunity and decided to take a gamble. She did not follow the rules...
By Cecil 2022-02-11 08:02:24
"Working Girl" is a veritable "female film". The ancient and beautiful story of Cinderella in the famous fairy tale "Cinderella" has once awakened the dreams of many lower-class women in the world who have been sleeping for many years! They look forward to the day when they can put on a pair of golden shoes to get rid of their predicament, set foot on the upper class society they dream of, throw themselves into the arms of a prince charming, and live a carefree life from then on. In 1980,...
By Arden 2022-02-11 08:02:24
Hard work + mind + keenness = break through class constraints
Effort + Mind + Sensitivity = Breakthrough of class constraints. Just like the title, what the whole film radiates is exactly the mythical power that all sentient beings need to break through class constraints.
On the current China, just like the United States in the 1980s, the class and ranks were rapidly solidified. Many young people from the middle and low yields did not have superior congenital conditions. After graduating from college, they were buried in the crowd, and they lived...
By Syble 2022-02-11 08:02:24
"Working Girl" full of fancy styles
After more than 20 years, I watched "Working Girl" (also translated "Working Girl"), and still laughed at the female secretary Daisy, played by the sexy actress Milanni Griffith, and worried about her from time to time. Way out. The film was shot in 1988, when the New York landmark "Gemini" was still there. At that time, these gangsters, who kept jumping from their nests, were working in an open-plan office on a certain floor of the "World Trade Center".
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By Katelin 2022-04-24 07:01:14
I had an appointment to watch it in...
By Celine 2022-04-24 07:01:14
I watched it when I was a kid, I remember the little...
By Uriel 2022-04-24 07:01:14
Sigourney Weaver's image breakthrough, it's a pity that the female supporting role was not...
By Jackie 2022-04-24 07:01:14
Not a satirical comedy but an inspirational fairy tale, meaning little. Clothing, makeup and hair were the ultimate 80s...
By Germaine 2022-04-24 07:01:14
Director Mike Nichols + Costume Design Ann...
Tess McGill: [from her new, private office] Hey, Cyn. Guess where I am.
Katherine Parker: I think he's going to "pop the question."
Tess McGill: You do?
Katherine Parker: I think so. We're in the same city now, I've indicated that I'm receptive to an offer, I've cleared the month of June. And I am, after all, me.
Tess McGill: Well, what if he doesn't... pop the question?
Katherine Parker: I really don't think that's a variable. Tess, you know you don't get anywhere in this world by waiting for what you want to come to you. You make it happen. Watch me, Tess. Learn from me
Cynthia: Whaddya need speech class for, ya talk fine!