Working Girl - revelation in the elevator

Possibly the most memorable clip in the movie, Tess (Melanie Griffith) proves to Trask (Philip Bosco) that Katherine (Sigourney Weaver) has stolen her idea.

Both Melanie Griffith and Sigourney Weaver won Golden Globes for their performances in this movie

[nelsonaviles]

I absolutely love this scene... as Judge Judy says: "When you tell the truth you don't have to have a good memory"...

[manuelvpr]

This is one very good movie, old, but good. The cast was amazing, no special effects, no gimmicks, just plain old good acting and a nice script. A Modern Twist on a Cinderella Story, very refreshing and very solid. I just love the end when the camera gets farther and farther and you see that she is in a small office in a huge office building with many other large buildings around, so many stories, so many thiumphs, so many failures, it is just amazing. Melanie was amazing, beautiful, smart, sexy, humble, Sigourny was a snake, cunning and pompous, and Harrison doing his thing, charming, smart and sharp.
I do miss this kind of movie.

[claudiocorleone]

Philip Bosco as Mr Trask, a great character actor owned this scene even with this all star cast .

[benschaeffer]

Working Girl is an ABSOLUTE 80's classic. EVERYONE in it was BRILLIANT!

[brontiq]

I watched this movie countless times when I was little. It wasn't till I was in sales for quite a few years and came across this movie again and I realised how much of a role model Tess was for me. I really dreamt of going to meetings, having negotiations with big guys and make deals... And it did come true for me as it did for Tess ❤

[DanielWSonntag]

This is almost as good as Elle getting Chutney to confess to murder

[LynnTrigler]

Tess nailed it & got her revenge there. Great scene!

[sebaceous]

I love this movie. It's all about making it when you don't think you can ever make it. I grew up small and the idea of an office job was so out of sight. This gave me hope. Thank you.

[stephanieschepke]

Great clip. Love the movie and Melanie griffin

[pjb]

One of my favorite movies and scenes of all time.

[stellac.e]

i LOVE this clip & the WHOLE movie.❤ regular NYC Girl makes into the executive ranks!!! i ALWAYS wanted a SEQUEL. catch up with Jack & Tess a few yrs later.

[empwr]

This movie was far better than it had any right to be. Melanie Griffith did so many things right, and overall the cast and direction elevated what could have been a pretty lame movie to one that I've always liked.

[melissaflick]

This is so good! 40? years later and it’s really the only screen I can remember.

[milkywayexplorer]

I am french and I saw this movie french version... believe me or not the transcription is just as great as the original "move your ass out of my sun" was the french translation 😂😂😂

[mariosanchezgumiel]

"Trask. Radio. Trask. Radio..." 🤗

[annefitz]

Every young Roman should see this movie and 9 to 5. See how far we’ve come ( & not so far ).

[GryffinSylph]

My favorite scene in this fantastic oldie but real goodie from back in the day!

[shihlin]

The true revelation in this movie was Melanie Griffith.
Damn, she was a perfect fit for this role, and really, she never played another role as good as this one.
Sigourney Weaver was good too, but she had been playing hard Ass bitchy roles and this was up her alley.
Notice the creepy guy in the same frame as Sigourney, so typical of shady Wall St type guys.
Melanie was so good that you couldn't help but cheer for her 👍👍

[RyanWeaver-fpkq]

I love this movie… the intersections of how things come to be… the light creeps in. Hard work helps.

[azurerainbow]

Good thing that the elevator that Tess, Jack & Trask didn't stop at any floor between the lobby and their floor before Katherine Parker got out of her elevator to disprove Tess's claim that her idea was stolen from Katherine.