Sterling Hayden has a great cameo at the end as the 'Chairman of the Board'. Jane Fonda, who I never cared much for, was good as the naive Judy. Three very clever characters, great comedic acting from Parton as Doralee and Tomlin as Violet. Hart, something along the lines of, 'If I want to do M&M's, that's fine with me!' The office they work in is reminiscent of the one in 'The Apartment'.

There are some great one-liners like the one where Fonda tells her ex-husband, who thinks she's having a kinky S&M affair with Mr. Hart's coffee with rat poison and tries to steal his supposed dead corpse out of the hospital! This is the kind of movie where you check your brain at the door and take it for what it is.

Sure, it does delve into zany corniness, such as the scene where they all get high on pot and share their fantasies about how each of them would like to knock off the boss (the funniest is Violet's 'Snow White' coffee one, which uses cartoon animation and live action) or the scene where Violet thinks she accidentally poisoned Mr.

Hart, played to the hilt by Dabney Coleman. Soon these three become best friends and team up after they've gotten fed up with their chauvinistic and smarmy boss Mr. Dolly Parton is Doralee, a secretary whom everyone at the office thinks is using her - ahem - 'assets' to get ahead by sleeping with the boss. Lily Tomlin is Violet, the beleagured supervisor at the office who shows Judy the ropes on her disasterous first day. Jane Fonda plays Judy, a recently divorced housewife who lands a secretarial job at a corporate office. 'Nine To Five' is one of those classic 80s comedies which was what made the decade so fun as far as movies go.

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