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For anyone who's ever won. For anyone who's ever lost. And for everyone who's still there trying.
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"Er, someone wasn't on top of their game that day..."
See the goofs, blunders and plain ole mistakes in the 1988 Romantic Comedy movie starring
Harrison Ford, Melanie Griffith, Sigourney Weaver, Alec Baldwin
Joan Cusack, Kevin Spacey, Philip Bosco, Nora Dunn, Oliver Platt, James Lally, Robert Easton, Olympia Dukakis, Amy Aquino, Jeffrey Nordling, Elizabeth Whitcraft, Maggie Wagner, Lou DiMaggio, Georgienne Millen, Caroline Aaron Update Cast
We believe the following are all legit mistakes. If we've bungled it, or you have additional info, please update us.
Thanks to Sayeh
In the scene where Harrison Ford is changing his shirt--he takes a shirt out of the packaging and all of the buttons are closed (as all men shirts are in the packaging). However, when the shirt is placed around his back for a split-second...all of the buttons are open (which facilitate his putting the shirt on, to applause from an audience).Thanks to Na
When Tess is leaving the Bar she doesnt have anything in her hands, she left her purse on the Bar.. When she turns away after seeing her Bosses friend, she has a claim ticket that she gives to Jack.Thanks to HC Reid
When Katharine is giving Tess her rules about working with her, Tess agrees saying " yes Katharine"Then she is leaving and Katharine stands to shake her hand and says "call me Katharine"
Bogus Blunders
Sometimes an apparent goof is not a real mistake
The following goofs for "Working Girl" are apparently bogus. If you disagree or have additional info, please update us.When Tess and Kathrine are in their first meeting, Tess calls her Kathrine and in the next sentence, Kathrine says "call me Kathrine".
Tess calling Katherine "Katherine" is not a goof. Katherine has not yet INVITED Tess to address her by her first name. By having Katherine say "And call me Katherine" they are illustrating that Katherine is trying to control the situation by 'allowing' Tess to address her by her first name vs. Tess assuming it was okay to do so.
Tess calling Katherine "Katherine" is not a goof. Katherine has not yet INVITED Tess to address her by her first name. By having Katherine say "And call me Katherine" they are illustrating that Katherine is trying to control the situation by 'allowing' Tess to address her by her first name vs. Tess assuming it was okay to do so.
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