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Product Information
The tale of an out-of-work actor who auditions for a female role in a TV soap opera and becomes a star.
Product Identifiers
EAN5050582373561
eBay Product ID (ePID)62377032
Product Key Features
ActorCharles Durning, Teri Garr, Dustin Hoffman, Geena Davis, Sydney Pollack, Jessica Lange, Dabney Coleman, Bill Murray
Film/TV TitleTootsie
DirectorSydney Pollack
LanguageEnglish
Run Time111 Mins
Aspect Ratio2.35 Anamorphic Wide Screen
Release Year2007
FormatDVD
FeaturesWidescreen, Filmographies\Trailer
GenreGeneral, Comedy
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
Certificate15
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America
AwardsBest Actress In A Supporting Role 1982 - Jessica Lange
Additional InformationWhen theatrical mastermind Michael Dorsey (Dustin Hoffman) finds himself blacklisted by just about every producer in the acting business, he decides to thwart the entertainment industry by disguising himself as an older woman and auditioning for a daytime soap opera. Dorsey arrives for the audition in a dress and makeup. Calling himself Dorothy Michaels, he/she gives an astonishing screen test and is hired on the spot by the show's executive (Dabney Coleman). Dorsey is an overnight sensation with the show's fans, but as his secret career escalates, his relationship with his girlfriend (Teri Garr) suffers. Soon Dorsey finds a new romantic interest at work with his co-star, Julie. The only problem is, Julie thinks Dorsey is a woman and it's not long before she's trying to fix up Dorothy with her single father.<BR>In the tradition of Mel Brooks's THE PRODUCERS, Sydney Pollack's TOOTSIE is a rich, funny, complex film. In featuring Hoffman as the smock-wearing protagonist, its boldness exposes movie-goers to the hilarious challenges faced by a modern cross-dresser. At the same time, the film promoted tolerance for transgendered people. Hoffman is unforgettable as the actor so desperate for work that he'll dress as a woman to get it, and supporting players Geena Davis and Bill Murray create plenty of comedy relief to help the plot along.