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Tootsie · reception & legacy

1982 · Sydney Pollack

How Tootsie has been received, argued over, and remembered.

The arc

A smash in 1982 — second only to E.T. at the box office and a ten-nomination Oscar heavyweight — and it never really fell out of favour; the shift is that modern viewers now debate its gender politics as much as they quote its jokes.

What's debated

The evergreen fight: is it a genuinely feminist comedy or a movie where a man is applauded for discovering sexism — a debate further complicated by later allegations against Dustin Hoffman.

Its footprint

Home of the much-quoted line 'I was a better man with you as a woman than I ever was with a woman as a man,' and of Hoffman's tearful AFI interview about becoming Dorothy ('I was a brainwashed male'), which went viral decades after release.

Where it stands

A fixture of the American comedy canon — AFI ranked it the second-funniest US film ever, behind only Some Like It Hot, and Criterion gave it a spine number.

★ Did you know? Bill Murray, playing the roommate, asked to be left off the posters and advertising so audiences wouldn't walk in expecting a Bill Murray comedy — and much of his part was improvised.