Tootsie

1982

Action / Comedy / Drama / Romance

53
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 91% · 54 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 81% · 50K ratings
IMDb Rating 7.4/10 10 119212 119.2K

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Plot summary

When struggling, out of work actor Michael Dorsey secretly adopts a female alter ego – Dorothy Michaels – in order to land a part in a daytime drama, he unwittingly becomes a feminist icon and ends up in a romantic pickle.

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Top cast

John Carpenter as First Actor
Bill Murray as Jeff
Jessica Lange as Julie
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by ccthemovieman-1 8 / 10

Lange, Hoffman Fun To Watch In This Justifiable Hit Of Its Day

It's strange how seeing a man dressed up as a woman always seems to be funny and popular with the audiences. Milton Berle helped make television with skits like this on his early 1950s show. It works here, too, with Dustin Hoffman applying the makeup and playing the role to the hilt.Helping Hoffman is Jessica Lange in, by far, her most attractive role. I'm not particularly a fan of hers but she looked spectacular in here, almost like Marilyn Monroe. This was a popular film because the humor was good and the two leads did a nice job, and people like a good romance story, too. Hoffman, like him or not, is a fabulous, able to play so many diverse roles. He's an amazing actor.Sometimes overlooked is the big-name supporting cast which includes Dabney Coleman, Teri Garr, Bill Murray, Chares Durning and Geena Davis. The latter was making her screen debut in here!This isn't as "cute" as it was 25 years ago but it sure was a justifiable bit hit back in the early '80s.
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Reviewed by justahunch-70549 10 / 10

The years have not diminished this at all

After 40 years (I can't believe it!) this remains among the greatest comedies ever made. For those old enough to remember, the rumor mill predicted this to be a major flop due to so much turmoil while being filmed (8 writers! & a lead actor & director who fought constantly), but somehow it all turned out close to perfection. One can only imagine what went on during the editing process! Funny to have a film starring a notoriously difficult actor playing a notoriously difficult, though minor, actor. Dustin Hoffman has been around a long time and has given many fine performances, but for my money, this is his finest moment. The entire cast is absolute perfection. Hoffman, Murray, Lange, Garr, Gaynes, Pollack, Durning are all wonderful as is in her small film debut, Geena Davis. I don't know who is responsible for what, but all of those those writers, along with Hoffman I'm sure, created a hilarious and insightful film. Just about no one can throw away a line like Murray in his slacker mode and Pollock, a wonderful director, is surprisingly so good as the agent of the unsuccessful actor portrayed here by Hoffman who takes a role pretending to be a woman just to get a job and shockingly becomes a famous soap opera actress who inadvertently starts wrecking lives and needs to find a way out the mess he/she has created. The banter between Hoffman and Pollack about his increasingly bizarre predicament in the latter part of the film is simply priceless, but so many other, sometimes very small, moments are as well. This is one of those rare comedies that gets better as it goes along. If you haven't seen it, today is a good day to do so.

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