9 to 5 * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary * Millennial Movie Monday

Dolly Parton, Lily Tomlin, and Jane Fonda? The girl gang I never knew I needed - or wanted to be a part of.
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[@furnacefighter]

Greatest line ever, “I’m a forgiving woman, but I’m going to get that gun and change you from a rooster to a hen with one shot!”

[@ScooterBond1970]

"AND DON'T THINK THAT I CAN'T DO IT!!!"

[@duketgg]

I once went to see the musical in London. When this line came, the whole theatre literally exploded into the loudest applause I'd heard so far. You could tell 99% of the people in the audience were secretaries.

[@christopherterry4216]

Fun fact: this was Dolly's first movie, and since nobody told her otherwise, she literally memorized every line of dialogue spoken by every character in the movie, not just her own. Yes, even in scenes in which she didn't appear. She just thought that was what she was supposed to do!

[@RileyShaw-ry7xz]

Fun Fact: that was the original way of method acting! (My high school theatre director told us about that while rehearsing “A Thousand Cranes”) Nowadays it’s about getting fit and doing whatever Jared Leto is doing.

[@davidwalter2002]

Okay, true story. My brother-in-law is from Australia. He hadn't experienced a whole lot of American culture when he and my sister saw this movie. And he enjoyed the movie very much, and then, during the final credits, when he saw that Dolly had written and performed the title song, he said to my sister, "Wow, she's a pretty good singer, too." 😂😂😂

[@smylyface]

That is hilarious! 😂

[@owendeliebs1894]

lol, Australia isn't real

[@Dan-B]

**Gay palpitations**

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

In fact Dolly has written more than 3000 songs in her career for herself and others. She's very talented and intelligent.

[@davidwalter2002]

@@JustWasted3HoursHere oh I know. She's incredibly talented.

[@jennyrengood9875]

When they were filming this movie, Lily, Dolly, and Jane spoke to women who worked in secretarial pools about their jobs and the treatment they received from their male coworkers. Most of the secretaries admitted to indulging in revenge fantasies about their bosses. The actors loved it so much that they picked their favourites to recreate in the fantasy sequence in the movie.

[@jrasicmark1]

I like how each of their fantasies ended up coming true; Violet almost poisoned him, Dora Lee hogtied him, and Judy shot at him.

[@TheJacksonTravels]

Ashleigh trying to get past that copyright by singing the WHOLE SONG herself LOL.

[@jocelynhaeberle1401]

"I murdered the boss. You think they're not gonna fire me for that?!" Simply one of the funniest lines, from anything, ever. Lily Tomlin is always hilarious!

[@LA_HA]

There's a ton of them in All of Me with Tomlin, Steve Martin, and Victoria Tennent. This absolutely needs to be on her list. It's very fun and funny

[@matthewdrennen1710]

I know! Right? I watched this back in the day (WELL before DVDs) on broadcast TV. Even as a child, I understood the gravity of the thoughts being portrayed. I remember thinking, "Oh, wow! Her job and income are SO important to her that, although she might have just killed a dude, be convicted of criminal liability and possibly spend time in prison, her highest priority is her job and providing for her children. Especially as a single parent, that would be a horrifying thought."

[@nitaweitzel822]

Yes all of me is very funny

[@ElisaH_DarklyiShine]

When they said "what could we black mail him with?" Ashleigh: sexual harassment in the work place Me: in 1980...HAHAHAHAHAHA yeah no,that's not gonna work

[@roryotoole3279]

Yeah, that's kind of the whole point of the movie. It was a very different world, a man's world.

[@jukopliut]

Just wait 40 years and then you can blackmail harassment from '80.

[@Logan_Baron]

And just think, sexual harassment was such a big problem. Everyone knew it was bad even back then, that they put it in here as being bad, so it wasn't accepted that it was okay, YET it still went on as being accepted for a long time.

[@laustcawz2089]

@@Logan_Baron Ultimately, it's about abuse of power. It's tended to be expressed in sexual desire much more often by men because the abundance of testosterone in male bodies results in a much higher sex drive. There are many more women in positions of power today & they can be just as capable as men of abusing their power, but their abuses usually take other forms.

[@darastarscream]

@@Logan_Baron It still is, but thank God it's gotten better.

[@TTM9691]

Loved this reaction!!!! Now you have to see "Tootsie", which came out a year later, with Dustin Hoffman, Bill Murray, Teri Garr, Jessica Lange, Geena Davis.....and Dabney Coleman, who played the boss in this movie. And he pretty much plays the same character (as he did throughout the 80s in various movies!). (He was in Wargames also). DEFINITELY see "Tootsie", you will love it!

[@wardenm]

DEFINITELY a need to see!!!

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

The final reveal scene with the big monologue is the best part

[@Madbandit77]

Dabney is also great in Garry Marshall's first film, "Young Doctors In Love", which is criminally underrated, being a spoof of medical TV dramas like "Dr. Kildare" and "General Hospital". Hell, some famous faces from "GH" show up in this film.

[@chefskiss6179]

Seconded. Waiting for her to finally get to Tootsie and Coal Miner's Daughter has been killing me :/ lol... oh and also Working Girl ;)

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

@@chefskiss6179 Imagine her face when she finds out who played Loretta Lynn and that Sissy Spacek can sing

[@swyork5]

Ashleigh needs to see “All of me” with Lily Tomlin and Steve Martin.

[@ninamravlja3632]

Oh my God, YES! Love that movie, so frickin’ hilarious 😂 ❤️

[@sliverwolf1992]

Yes definitely need to watch that film. It's one of my favourites.

[@lisaspikes4291]

Absolutely!

[@angel-brace]

Fantastic movie, Lily Tomlin is the greatest! 😀

[@AnaisStarshine]

Yes. She does.

[@oldcdog91]

“You’re a sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot.” I actually practiced that line over and over after seeing this movie because it was hilarious and I wanted to get it right. 😂

[@jbrisby]

stuck up, half witted, scruffy looking nerf herder.

[@carlosrvra]

"Bingo!" 😄

[@smoothkirito]

I did the same thing!

[@abarton1978]

Same!

[@remyazharyyosef1811]

Yeah, quite the tongue twister.

[@TinaTheNaughtyDragon]

A Lily Tomlin movie I think it's very underrated is all of Me with Steve Martin

[@Alexandrashepiro]

"All of Me" is a great movie!!!

[@TheMsLisaF]

I love that one - back in bowl

[@cholesterol6703]

@@TheMsLisaF "Put Edwina ... back in bowl." "Back in bowl?" "Yes, back in bowl." "Back in bowl?" "Back in bowl!"

[@adamskeans2515]

Krippendorf's Tribe

[@TinaTheNaughtyDragon]

@@TheMsLisaF a very funny scene in the movie and Steve Martins physical comedy in the movie is top notch

[@melodini3125]

When I was a teenager my mom spontaneously brought this movie home for me to watch with my 2 best friends who were staying the night that night. We all kinda had the 🙄 reaction but “just humored” her. We laughed our asses off! Mom’s description of “a funny movie about 3 secretaries” had not prepared us at all. Probably the biggest surprise between what I expected and what I got of any movie ever. May I also suggest All of Me and Big Business for more Lily Tomlin of this era. Sooooooooo funny!

[@wmason1961]

All of me is brilliant.

[@JoyfulOrb]

YES to All of Me and any other Lily Tomlin comedy!

[@nonamenola33]

Lily Tomlin always make me think of "All of me" with her and Steve Martin.

[@Gargess]

Oh this is just such a fun movie and I feel like Ashleigh will have a good time

[@kennethgoin628]

Since Ashleigh likes both Lily Tomlin and Steve Martin, I think she'd have a blast with "All of Me"! That film does take its sweet time getting set up but once you get into it, there's no going back. Great movie!

[@SM-jg8fr]

Such a great movie! Steve Martin's physical humor is unparalleled.

[@mondovicium]

Was here to suggest All Of Me, myself. A must watch, no doubt.

[@leslie2149]

Add my thumbs up for Al of Me. Great movie.

[@sharonstratis2846]

I say again--THELMA AND LOUISE is a must for Ashleigh.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Great movie. That ending though...

[@ravenpoe7093]

Yes! Especially she likes Geena Davis

[@KalElvis]

I read the title and said in my head, Yep, Little Ashleigh is gonna love this one.

[@amariebloom]

Me too

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

She's gotta see _Working Girl_ now!

[@HermanVonPetri]

There really was never any doubt!

[@kyrastube]

This movie kind of started the conversation about sexual harassment in the workplace. It's literally a part of feminist history. 👏💪

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Roz's and Hart's corporate narcissism and bullying, though; that behaviour is toxic too and yet nothing will ever be done about it.

[@whocares_bear]

@@RideAcrossTheRiver Roz represents the Handmaiden who keeps other women down (like the women who voted for Trump).

[@elizabitty213]

Another great Dolly movie 🎥 is “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas” You must watch! 🙏🏻🤓🙌🏻

[@John_Locke_108]

I always thought that was called "The Biggest Little Whorehouse In Texas". Never seen it though.

[@davesteller6301]

I actually like that one better. 9-5 was great but Best Little W-House was fantastic

[@elizabitty213]

@@davesteller6301 me too I agree! 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@andrewft31]

Plus it has Burt Reynolds as well so that's a win

[@davesteller6301]

@@andrewft31 and Dom Deloise

[@MrMarvelous1973]

I can literally see the joy on Ashleigh's face watching this. Dabney Coleman the man who plays the boss is a great actor in his own right in several movies. I am so glad watching this made you happy.

[@Serai3]

One of Dabney's great advantages as a comic actor is his _deepyly_ painful smile - he looks like his face is literally cracking and it's killing him not to scream. 😂

[@filmgirlLisa]

Grew up watching Dabney Coleman and was delighted to see that he plays Kevin Cosner's father on Yellowstone. Still kicking it in his 90s!

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

If you want another great Lily Tomlin movie, you should watch her and Steve Martin in All Of Me

[@VonPatzy]

Also “the incredible shrinking woman”!!!

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

@@VonPatzy I love that movie! It has dark and realistic undertones underneath the quirky, weird, and funny exterior because every time people ignore her, she gets smaller

[@4Who4What]

The 1981 "The Incredible Shrinking Women" starring Lily Tomlin is a movie I know you will just love...

[@laustcawz2089]

Female version of a Richard Matheson story. Pretty funny.

[@testfire3000]

Wow, I had totally forgotten about that movie! Yeah, that was a fun one.

[@whocares_bear]

My mom taped that on VHS when I was 7. It's very washed-out looking but I liked it a lot and my mom thought it was the funniest film at the time. It helped her laugh after the divorce when we moved to Minneapolis.

[@andyrunton]

Ashleigh you will LOVE IT. It was made around the same time. Lily was on fire and a huge part of my childhood in the 80’s.

[@w1975b]

@@whocares_bear I know there's sentimental/nostalgic value for it on VHS, but you should be able to find it on dvd.

[@aquatadevore9335]

The Incredible Shrinking Woman with Lily Tomlin is my favorite movie

[@hippychikforever]

"Galaxy Glue. Galaxy Glue. What would we do without Galaxy Glue?" That jingle will forever be stuck in my head.

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

The movie is so adorkably weird. It took me a while to realize that it was an allegory for the mothers and housewives, and how they're not as respected as they should be. She shrinks each time nobody listens to her

[@Madbandit77]

That's Joel Schumacher's first directorial film. With Charles Grodin, Ned Beatty and Henry Gibson. Fun satire.

[@Madbandit77]

@@rebeccassweetmusic4632 It's a brilliant satire I appreciated.

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

@@Madbandit77 I love it's outdated cheesiness too

[@dagaz35]

Maby you can watch “Drop dead Fred” It’s a comedy with a lovely message. Because of that movie, I named my cat “Snotface” in the 90’s. Watch it and you will know why 😉

[@lisaspikes4291]

Drop Dead Fred is one of my favorites! Lovely movie.

[@ThreadBomb]

With a great small role by Carrie Fisher.

[@scapito]

💯💜

[@DaveBoy]

Depressing that 40 years later it's the same corporate crap. Anyway, great movie. Very funny.

[@kennethgoin628]

Depends greatly on who you work for. There's no escaping rules of conduct and such, simply because people do not discipline themselves very well, but the opportunities are better today than they were 40 years ago. Everywhere I turn, there are successful women running things and getting a fair shake isn't as hard to find anymore. It's not everywhere without exception, but it's far more available today than it was in the '80s.

[@dionbram]

You really need to watch "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas". It has Dolly Parton and Burt Reynolds and it is a musical.

[@davidnorman4786]

Wait, she hasn't seen this??????????

[@dionbram]

@@davidnorman4786 Nope. And my point exactly! :)

[@christinegelabert1651]

Ohhh honey you're so cute... Sexual harassment in the workplace. THAT "didn't exist" back then sweetheart... It wasn't considered as real in the eyes of the law. Yup. THINK about it, this is 2022 and it barely exists now that people take it seriously in court and they're always trying to settle out of court. THIS was filled back in the 1980s, women and only join the workforce package the '70s full time and you were barely able to get a full time. That whole thing that lily Tomlin was talking about how she trained him for his job, that absolutely positively is the truth. Many women have trained the BEST MEN and whatever industry they're in. Then THEY go on to become their bosses... And if they're lucky eventually they'll own the business. As they always say when it comes to competition but the best MAN win right? YUP.

[@purcascade]

This movie introduced me to BDSM as a preschooler. 🤷‍♀️ I remember asking my mom why he would be embarrassed to be found kitted out like that.

[@filmgirlLisa]

When I was a kid and wanted a double dose of Dolly it was this and "Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" which I highly recommend.

[@Crimsonams]

OMG, I came here to recommend Best Little Whorehouse too! I think she'd get a kick out of this one.

[@nicolem376]

I will suggest this movie for you again…. “All of Me” with Lily Tomlin & Steve Martin ❤️

[@leecogbill5881]

Damn girl I could not stop laughing. I've seen this movie a bunch but this watch with your reactions and jokes I'm dying lol

[@annmurphy7328]

Ashleigh, so glad you finally watched this! I was a secretary in the 70’s. While I didn’t experience quite this level of sexism, it was very much there. I’m thrilled you are watching some films for us ladies. I highly recommend “Tootsie” with Dustin Hoffman if you loved this (which you did). Always so much fun watching films with you.

[@MrSmartAlec]

I sure hope you've got "On Golden Pond" on your list of movies to react to. It's a drama with some humor. It stars Henry Fonda (Jane's father), Katherine Hepburn, Jane Fonda and Dabney Coleman (Franklin Hart). You will not believe Jane's abs. She was the queen of VHS home workout tapes at the time.

[@kathyastrom1315]

If she watches On Golden Pond, I hope that turns her into a Katharine Hepburn fan. I think Ashleigh would love Kate!

[@Amanda-gg6kz]

@@kathyastrom1315 I hope she'd then watch Bringing Up Baby after that.

[@rustybarrel516]

Henry Fonda and Katharine Hepburn are both brilliant in that. All the great lines and the relationship growth. I can watch it anytime.

[@micahsnow346]

This movie was so great!

[@ihearcrickets]

000

[@3DJapan]

I think anybody would cry if Dolly yelled at them. She's like everyone's favorite grandma rolled into one.

[@Lpace3]

One day she may approach Betty White status ... but that day has not yet come.

[@bryanfoster362]

Candy striper, sweetie. Not candy girl 😉

[@ddavidobbar]

must see- All of Me-please , please, please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kevinramsey417]

Oh yes, this movie was everything. Lily, Dolly and Jane were awesome.

[@denanebergall5514]

OK, you TOTALLY have to watch The Incredible Shrinking Woman. Great classic Lily Tomlin!!

[@ericacarnley8807]

If you love Dolly, you’ve got to check out “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas”

[@bacteriajoe9403]

The Incredible Shrinking Woman - Lily Tomlin - awesome.

[@smokeyverton7981]

Or The Incredible Shrinking Woman (1981) with Lily Tomlin

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

Ten thousand thumbs up for Ashleigh's rendition of 9 to 5 at the start!!! I would listen to it every day!!

[@scottstevens7639]

Seeing as Steve Martin can get it, you might be interested to know that Lily Tomlin starred with him in a couple of comedies. The one you really need to check out is “All of Me”. Steve and Lily switch bodies… As well, if you’re interested in seeing a very young (and briefly nakie) Jane Fonda, there’s always “Barbarella” from the early ‘70’s. It’s kinda risqué but a total hoot.

[@richardrobbins8067]

Doesn't he just get possessed by her spirit more or less? It's been 30 years since I've seen that one, but Steve Martin has some great physical comedy moments dealing with that dilemma.

[@TinaTheNaughtyDragon]

Lily and Steve don't switch body's Lily's characters sole shares Steve's body and the two personalities try to coexist in one body

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

That movie showcases his best physical comedy chops. I'm amazed how he managed to walk like a lady

[@kennethgoin628]

Aaaaaaand so much for not revealing anything that might spoil the reaction...

[@kennethgoin628]

@@TinaTheNaughtyDragon Good thing Ashleigh doesn't read all these comments... it would ruin the reaction giving away such details.

[@stanmann356]

Since you love Lily Tomlin, and Steve Martin could get it, you should watch "All of Me", starring both of them. It's my favorite Steve Martin movie.

[@jtilton5]

It might be a bit out of your wheelhouse but I would reccomend the film of the one-woman-play "The Search for Intelligent Life in the Universe" it is a one woman show where Lilly Tomlin plays 12 different characters. It was written by her wife, Jane Wagner.

[@abarton1978]

That show is so good! "The body rebels, honey!"

[@deementia6796]

This movie was instrumental in bringing up so many issues that secretaries and women in general had to deal with in the 70's and 80's, since my mom had to deal with them. Sexual harassment, promoting white men who weren't as experienced as women and minorities, child care, drinking and smoking on the job, unequal pay .. most of these things are much better now thanks to this movie .. well, not equal pay .. yet! This was a treat before we even got into the actual movie! We need more Ashleigh singing along with credits!

[@johnnehrich9601]

Yes, things are better but the bosses who still offend know not to do it so openly.

[@yw1971]

Do watch Lily Tomlin & Steve Martin in 'All of Me' (1984). Now that's a physical comedy.

[@panowa8319]

"Why. I can't go in there, that's the men's room." One of my favorite part of the movie

[@rcas7419]

Somebody send her the Dolly Parton movie 'Straight Talk'

[@bexxgenx3165]

As a kid growing up in the 80s this movie reminded me of my mom's work life. And then the chaos hit. This is by far one of my favorite movies and something I've been watching for decades I'm so glad you were able to enjoy it! I absolutely call people sexist egotistical lying hypocritical bigots just for shits and giggles LOL.

[@danieltate6092]

So glad you did a review of this, there are lots of great films from the 70's and 80's and reaction channel's often don't cover enough variety. They always do the same movies. 9 to 5 is a great film, and nobody reviews it! If you want to see more Lily Tomlin check out "The incredible shrinking Woman", (1981). Also check out "All of Me", (1984), with Lily and Steve Martin.

[@jorgejefferson8251]

The printer was collating (organizing) the pages, in fact they were often advertised as "collating copiers".

[@jim67jim]

I HIGHLY recommend "All of Me" staring Lily Tomlin and Steve Martin. VERY Under-rated romantic comedy.

[@tonyrossell832]

If you want another good Lilly Tomlin movie I recommend All Of Me. It also has Steve Martin. Keep up the great work.

[@afry6400]

Oh that was a great one. Steve Martin has some really great comedies too.

[@12floz67]

Back in bowl😅 Great flick

[@melodini3125]

One of my favorite movies!

[@meheuck]

The fellow who directed and rewrote the script, Colin Higgins, died way too young, but made some of the funniest movies of the '70s. He wrote the movie HAROLD AND MAUDE, which was one of the first significant cult movies that people just kept going to the theatre to watch again and again before there was home video. He then wrote and directed SILVER STREAK with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor, and FOUL PLAY with Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase. His last finished movie was again with Dolly, THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS. All of these would make great reaction vid subjects.

[@IChooseJesus9091]

Dabney Coleman was in Tootsie & played an ass in that. He was in a movie called Cloak & Dagger with young Henry Thomas the kid from ET, & played a likeable character. And he was in the movie War Games with Matthew Broderick & Ally Sheedy.

[@AutoPilate]

I love Cloak & Dagger.

[@mmgoodwings3981]

also "The man with one red shoe" with Tom Hanks

[@richardrobbins8067]

"Modern Problems" with Chevy Chase complete a-hole.

[@davesteller6301]

He was perfect for playing Mr Drysdale in the movie adaptation of the Beverly Hillbillies. Yes that movie has it's issues, but he wasn't one of them.

[@Madbandit77]

He's also great in "Young Doctors In Love" with Michael McKean and Sean Young and "Dragnet 88" with Dan Ackroyd and Tom Hanks.

[@crice0678]

You should watch 1987 Overboard with Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell, Edward Herrmann, Katherine Helmond, Roddy McDowall

[@Yooperbuzz1]

BTW - Whenever Grace & Frankie resume filming, Dolly will be there. After all these years Dolly, Lily and jane are still very good friends.

[@kahldrialeighsun1208]

Omg no way! If they get high I might experience transcendence..

[@unbothered78]

Sing that song Ashleigh 👏🏾👏🏾

[@mitch103178]

The new season starts April 29th.

[@shannonbryan2191]

@@mitch103178 They dropped the first 2 episodes a few months ago and I am stoked for the rest to come! Didn't know what day to be looking forward to so thank you for the heads up! Edit: just checked & they had 4 episodes, lol. Woot, I know what I'm doing next 😀

[@pamelawilliams3144]

Im SO excited!

[@jennastorr4832]

She should watch Big Business starring Lily Tomlin and Bette Middler.

[@meganyounger4842]

"Ordinarily People" with Mary Tyler Moore, Donald Sutherland and Timothy Hutton from 1980. EXCELLENT MOVIE❤

[@clemdane]

That was on my list to buy for Ashleigh, but I was a little hesitant because it's so heavy!

[@sandramiller1988]

Ugh, horrible film. Someone who suffers from depression is not the person I would recommend to watch THAT film. Think about it…

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Ordinary People is excellent but gut-wrenching too.

[@mena94x3]

*Ordinary

[@davidpumpkinsjr.5108]

Dolly Parton speaks with the might of a hundred soldiers!

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

You really should add "All of Me" to your viewing list. It stars Lily Tomlin and Steve Martin. Even though he plays the bad guy, Mr Hart aka Dabney Coleman became one of my favorite actors after this movie. Any movie with him in it is most likely great!

[@shannonbryan2191]

Omg, I love All Of Me and yes Ashleigh absolutely needs to see it!! One of my favorite Dabney Coleman movies is Cloak and Dagger and I think Ashleigh would enjoy that too

[@norskawarrior1919]

"All Of Me" is my #1 FAVORITE movie!!! Yes, she needs to watch it!

[@comeandtakeit82]

"Edwina, back in bowl!"

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Man, one day, someone is going to react to "Short Time"!

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

NOBODY could play an uncouth a-hole like Dabney Coleman!

[@RyanH-t8x]

I would trust your cat she seems like your best friend

[@kevenpinder7025]

You should sample some of Lilly Tomlin from the 60s show Laugh In. It was an instant classic. Tomlin didn't join the show at the start, but when she arrived she took that show to a whole other level.

[@melenatorr]

I have always remembered: "one ringy-dingy. Two ringy-dingy." "Is this the party to whom I am speaking?" kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5SlamOYet2jeZY

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

She was beautiful as herself when she wasn't doing her characters too. She also had her own comedy special in 1973 and Richard Pryor was one of her special guests. They did a powerful sketch that wasn't exactly a comedy, but got more serious. It was a revolutionary sketch as it dealt with racial bias and drug problems which were massive issues in the 70s. The sketch is called "Juke & Opal" kzbin.info/www/bejne/noKsYmR5ad2dpbM When she was interviewed for the Richard Pryor documentary, she talked about that comedy special and performing Juke & Opal with him for the first time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/epnSpn2Yh9R_r5o

[@kevenpinder7025]

Is this the party to whom I am speaking?

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

@@kevenpinder7025 My name is Edith Anne and I'm 5-1/2-years old.

[@kevenpinder7025]

And that's the truth, pfbbbbbbbttt.

[@nowherecam2592]

You love Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin...you have to watch All of Me. Great movie staring both of them.

[@Rosiepooh75]

"Get out and Stay out" is a Dolly song! She used it in the musical, but it's much older than that... I love it too

[@CaddyJim]

Have you seen *Dolly Parton's* new shoes? Neither has she...🤭

[@ElisaH_DarklyiShine]

Whenever i see this movie i also think of "The first wives club"

[@purcascade]

Spiritual successor

[@vivianbrody510]

Lily Tomlin and Dolly Parton are awesome. Almost worth having to see Hanoi Jane Fonda.

[@shannonwoods2413]

I love that you did a reaction video to "9 to 5" ... Now I hope you'll eventually do a reaction video to "Terms Of Endearment"

[@edwardweaverling7312]

Watch Lilly Tomlin with Steve Martin in "All Of Me". You will bust a gut!

[@paulonius42]

I didn't expect to start my morning singing 9 to 5 with you, Ashleigh! Thanks for the great start to the week with this great old movie! They're all sooooo freaking glorious! This movie is 10 out of 5 stars, THAT good! And yes, your BDSM Dolly joke was gold!

[@nancysteinke1256]

I think you would enjoy the Steve Martin, Lilly Tomlin movie “All of Me” from 1984!

[@lavondabland3179]

Love love love, this movie too. Off the top of my head another great Dolly movie is Rhinestone Cowboy. Lily's would be the Incredible shrinking woman. And young Jane Barefoot in the park, older Jane Georgia Rule. And the quintessential bad guy Dabney Coleman in The Muppets take Manhattan. All great films all very different. They all have so many more.

[@iChristyD]

“Rhinestone” is that movie’s name, you’re thinking of the song Rhinestone Cowboy by Glen Campbell.

[@lavondabland3179]

@@iChristyD oh my goodness, you are correct. That's a good song , I really need more coffee. I think my brain was mixing Rhinestone and Drugstore Cowboy.

[@shannonbryan2191]

I think you meant Electric Cowboy 🤠 Edit : I meant Electric Horseman, lol

[@1000thGhost]

You have no idea how badly I needed to see this reaction. It's been a really bad week at work and I needed something as a good pick me up. And as always you delivered.

[@Red84Fox]

Another great “girl gang” movie is The First Wives Club! I think I sent it to you PO Box back in October.

[@David-ve5iq]

And the Spice World movie.

[@IChooseJesus9091]

Love The First Wives Club!👍

[@bboyias]

First wives club is fantastic

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

LOVE The First Wives Club. Diane Keaton crying and flipping out is always funny yet relatable 😂

[@Cbcw76]

Also, 1980's HOW TO BEAT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING with Jane Curtin, Jessica Lange and Susan St James in a heist comedy.

[@jasongilbert2379]

Lily Tomlin and Bette Midler did a movie called Big Business that’s really funny too:)

[@lordelohim]

If you take requests from non-Patrons, and you love Dolly, let me suggest a little known gem called Straight Talk. You would absolutely love it.

[@philipmay3548]

Lily Tomlin made a movie with Steve Martin - "All of Me". Worth a look.

[@melhenline8438]

To see Dabney Coleman and Jane Fonda working together again check out: On Golden Pond. A fantastic movie from the 80's.

[@iChristyD]

You old poop!

[@harrymarshall]

,, totally agree! ,, was on our BETAMAX constantly thru the 80s ✨😏

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

That was a pivotal and emotional movie for Jane because that was the first and last time she worked with her famous father, Henry Fonda before he died. Just like in the movie, Jane and her dad did not have the best relationship

[@davesteller6301]

They were also in the Beverly Hillbillies. Playing Mr. Drysdale and Jane. Great casting!

[@davesteller6301]

Sorry that was Lilly Tomlin in Beverly Hillbillies...my bad. But she did play a good Jane Hathaway.

[@brianhardy612]

Steve Martin did a hilarious movie with Lilly Tomlin. I think it was called All Of Me. Lol

[@middleschoolgravy]

Another Dolly one that is underrated is Straight Talk, where she works in radio. That’s your background too, right?

[@tumbling6940]

My favorite joke from it immediately came to mind, but I can't say it coz she hasn't seen it so now everyone i meet today shall be doomed to hear it. Thank you for the fun I'm about to have!

[@craigmartin3827]

STRAIGHT TALK is great fun, although I never really bought the romance between Dolly and James Woods.

[@Cbcw76]

@@craigmartin3827 Yeah... James Wood was (is) the problem with that film but it's amazing Dolly took it up a notch despite him. That was a poor casting choice. I agree with Ashleigh's radio background, STRAIGHT TALK would be a fantastic choice for to watch.

[@jsharp3165]

@@craigmartin3827 A romance of anybody with James Woods is unimaginable. And yes I’m aware of his infamous time with Sean Young. Which proves my point.

[@craigmartin3827]

@@jsharp3165 Agreed. He's way to acerbic on screen to be a believable romantic lead. It's that same energy that makes me love him so much in VIDEODROME and THE ONION FIELD

[@monacaravetta]

“I’m no fool I’ve killed the boss- you think they’re not gonna fire me for a thing like that?”- Lily Tomlin as Violet. BEST. LINE. EVER!!!!

[@Mokkari77]

Dabney Coleman had such a run in the 80s, mostly playing a jerk!

[@paulhewes7333]

he was such a good stuffed shirt ahole. He had a niche and worked it as hard as he could...

[@SuburbanSavage]

My mom took me to see this when I was 4. I loved it even though I did not get all of the jokes, obviously. I happened to have 3 little pocket dolls with blonde, brown, and red hair that I immediately named Dora Lee, Violet, and Judy. You really need to watch "Mr. Mom" with Michael Keaton and Teri Garr.

[@sarataylor6164]

Mr. Mom is such a well done movie.

[@dionbram]

My two favorite movies with Michael Keaton are "Mr. Mom" and "Night Shift".

[@SuburbanSavage]

@@sarataylor6164 as a kid, I didn't know that was different because my dad stayed home with me while my mom worked. My dad was at retirement age then, but I didn't understand that. He had no clue what to do with me, so we'd go to the racetrack and boxing clubs. I learned math through gambling. Also, his favorite soap opera was "The Guiding Light."

[@SuburbanSavage]

@@dionbram "Night Shift" is so underrated! It's so funny!

[@dionbram]

@@SuburbanSavage I think it was the first movie I saw Michael Keaton in and he was hilarious!

[@shawnlopez2317]

Ashley: "Jane Fonda is a literal goddess!" Somebody has yet to see Barbarella!! 👀 Jane Fonda in her all, and mean All of her 1968 glory! 😤

[@shannonbryan2191]

I think we should start a petition for Ashleigh to watch Barbarella!!!

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

Jane Fonda, Natalie Wood, and Anne Bancroft were goddesses of the 60s. My ultimate girl crushes 😍

[@jdeang3531]

Barbarella was her best movie

[@KevyNova]

I saw that movie when I was about 16 and I was IN LOVE.

[@anonomas6126]

Jane Fonda is a horrible human being look up what she did to the Vietnam POWS. She exemplifies only the good die young.

[@stvbrsn]

“Hey Vera, we got another stiff in the john.” My favorite movie line ever, maybe.

[@monacaravetta]

Fantastic line😂😂😂

[@monacaravetta]

Some movie extras can take their moment and make it a classic. Very hard to do. Kudos to this actress 😂

[@TheAbstruseOne]

Impersonating a doctor isn't, in and of itself, illegal. Practicing medicine without a license is what's illegal. You can wear a lab coat and claim to be a doctor all you want so long as you don't give medical treatment to anybody. I mean, dressing as a doctor to get into restricted areas of a hospital is illegal, but it would be the same if she posed as a nurse or a maintenance or whatever.

[@gamingdemigodxiii5630]

That sounds like a breeding ground for Dr. Oz style misinformation.

[@JBWinter]

@@gamingdemigodxiii5630 It's legal to lie about being a doctor, it's illegal to lie about being a doctor AND give medical advice. Though considering Oz is an actual doctor and *still* a quack...

[@thefamilydad8635]

@@gamingdemigodxiii5630 except that Dr. Oz is actually a physician. Edit: giving medical advice counts as practicing medicine.

[@dickychip]

If you like Lilly Tomlin you will love the comedy ‘all of me’ with Steve Martin it’s hilarious.

[@Drbcoaster]

This is a fabulous reaction! I'm glad you got to see this! For other movies with Lily Tomlin, I will suggest 'Big Business' and 'Tea With Mussolini.'

[@jonathanross149]

Way to dodge the copyright bots by signing the title song.

[@allisonotto]

Aw, Beans. My (almost 19) senior kitty is also scared of thunderstorms. She hides behind the toilet. So glad you had fun with this one!

[@dwoehrma]

Lily Tomlin stars alongside Steve Martin in an underated gem of a movie called "All Of Me" I hope you discover it someday!

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

If you really wanna see an even younger Lily Tomlin, you should watch some clips of her from the old comedy series, Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In. She used to do a lot of character comedy from the 70s-90s. Her characters like Ernestine, the telephone operator, and Edith Anne the spunky 5.5-year-old were the most iconic. Her characters were written by her partner and wife, Jane Wagner. Lily also performed a one-woman show that is available on KZbin. It is called, "The Search For Signs of Intelligent Life In The Universe." It is a beautiful show where Lily literally plays all 12 of the characters 😍

[@GlennWH26]

"We don't care. We don't have to care. We're the phone company. " - Ernestine, pre- Ma Bell break up.

[@kathyastrom1315]

I saw her on stage in that one-woman show, and it was fantastic! Just so funny.

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

@@kathyastrom1315 So many great characters. My favorite bits were when she did Agnes, the angsty punk teen, and dedicated the last half of the first act to doing that powerful story about feminism and women's rights during the second-wave feminism period

[@richardb6260]

And that's the truth

[@sarablack2547]

Rowan and Martin's laugh in had Goldie hawn in it.i've seen a clip of her on that big wall of doors when people used to pop their heads out say something then shut the door again.

[@racerfink]

Are you ready for this suggestion? Lily Tomlin and Steve Martin in a Carl Reiner directed film called “All of Me” I have a very good feeling that you would love it.

[@jamesmoyner7499]

For a few great Jane Fonda films I recommend watching On Golden Pond, Barbarella, The Electric Horseman, The China Syndrome, Cat Ballou, Barefoot in the Park, Agnes of God, and Julia,

[@alanholck7995]

I had too many relatives who were in the 'nam to recommend any movies w/ Hanoi Jane.

[@stevenwoodward5923]

I have never watched a movie with Jane Fonda/ Hanoi Jane in it. She will never receive a penny in Royalities from me.

[@mass4552]

Almost forgot Cat Ballou. Hilarious.

[@AutoPilate]

Agnes of God is so good. Anne Bancroft was magnificent.

[@iChristyD]

@@alanholck7995 Funny how people hate her for some things about that trip that actually never happened and were even confirmed by the POWs that she actually did speak to. They will tend the believe the urban legend parts and not do some actual research. My Dad up until a few years back of his retirement work as a department head of a VA hospital and I heard lots of supposed tales growing up as I volunteered every summer at the VA. I ended up finally doing a ton of research on the subject and was easily able to find out the truth. Of course most people like to just keep believing the worst so they have an excuse to hate her, I myself would rather know the details before I condemn someone.

[@GypsyCountMatthewA.Zielinski]

I don't know why, but I hope soon you watch "The Secret of my Success" with Michael J. Fox. I love that movie, and for some reason this one always makes me remember that one too. Also, I think they made a reunion movie of "9 to 5", didn't they? I know it was talked about for sometime, they might have done it, or it could still be in the works. Try looking for it.

[@stumpfreak]

9 to 5 was the number one song in the US the week I was born. Big Aquarius energy, hahaha Also you need to watch All of Me. Lily Tomlin + Steve Martin. BDSM = But Dolly Sexed Me

[@mehlev]

Please do Working Girl too!!! ❤ Great "80s strong working woman" vibe with Melanie Griffith, Sigourney Weaver and Harrison Ford!!

[@Nathanscottphilipps]

If you want to see a young Jane fonda, I recommend Cat Ballou . It also stars nat king Cole and Lee Marvin, and Is a pretty unique movie.

[@donges87]

YES!

[@frankwales]

If Ashleigh wants to run a young Jane Fonda gamut, she could watch 'Cat Ballou', 'Barbarella' and 'Klute'.

[@nahkohese555]

Lee Marvin's horse deserved the best supporting actor Oscar!

[@johnharkness7114]

@@frankwales Klute was the first R rated movie I saw. I was underage, but my older sister brought me to it

[@cholesterol6703]

I recommend against patronizing "Hanoi" Jane.

[@pringals]

Classic! Watched this over and over and over again as a kid. Seemed it was always on one of the cable channels ... I too just love Lilly Tomlin. Now, you HAVE to watch "All of Me" staring Lily Tomlin and Steve Martin. So good. ... Another classic is "The Incredible Shrinking Woman".

[@daveolson6001]

Also, for a forgotten gem with Jane Fonda, look for “The Electric Horseman”, also starring Robert Redford. (And a horse.)

[@Cbcw76]

CHINA SYNDROME with Jack Lemmon and Michael Douglas and some cover-up'ers.

[@mitch103178]

The Morning After is also a good one.

[@Cbcw76]

@@mitch103178 YES. That's the other Good One I often forget.

[@ninamravlja3632]

And Willie Nelson 😊

[@lisaspikes4291]

And don’t forget Barefoot In The Park! Love that movie.

[@e.jenima7263]

"Hey Vera ! ..............We Got another Stiff in the Joghn!" LOL !!!!!! OMG !