• Tootsie (1982) Soundtrack OST •

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Tags: male actor plays a female character, man wears woman's clothing, man wears a dress, man wears woman's clothing

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Michael Dorsey is an unemployed actor with an impossible reputation. In order to find work and fund his friend's play he dresses as a woman, Dorothy Michaels, and lands the part in a daytime drama. Dorsey loses himself in this woman role and essentially becomes Dorothy Michaels, captivating women all around the city and inspiring them to break free from the control of men and become more like Dorsey's initial identity. This newfound role, however, lands Dorsey in a hot spot between a female friend/'lover,' a female co-star he falls in love with, that co-star's father who falls in love with him, and a male co-star who yearns for his affection.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Tootsie
	Tootsie	Dave Grusin: Performer Alan Bergman: Lyrics Alan Bergman: (1982) lyrics Stephen Bishop: Sung
	It Might Be You	Dave Grusin: Performer Alan Bergman: Lyrics Alan Bergman: (1982) lyrics Stephen Bishop: Sung
	Happy Birthday to You	Mildred J. Hill: Writer
	That's All	Alan Brandt: Performer Bob Haymes: (uncredited) lyrics Bob Haymes: (1952) (uncredited) lyrics Dustin Hoffman: Played on piano
	Mary's a Grand Old Name	George M. Cohan: Writer Dustin Hoffman: Played on piano
	I'll Know	Frank Loesser: Performer George Gaynes: Sung a cappella
	Overture (Andrea Grody & Tootsie Original Broadway Orchestra)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Opening Number (Santino Fontana & Reg Rogers)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Whaddaya Do (Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	What's Gonna Happen (Sarah Stiles & Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	I Won't Let You Down (Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	I'm Alive (Lilli Cooper, John Behlmann & Reg Rogers)	David Yazbek: Performer
	There Was John (Lilli Cooper & Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	I Like What She's Doing (Julie Halston, Lilli Cooper, Santino Fontana, Reg Rogers, John Behlmann, Jim Moye, Nick Spangle	David Yazbek: Performer
	Who Are You? (Santino Fontana & Lilli Cooper)	David Yazbek: Performer
	What's Gonna Happen (Reprise) (Sarah Stiles)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Unstoppable (Santino Fontana, Andy Grotelueschen & Lilli Cooper)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Entr'acte (Andrea Grody & Tootsie Original Broadway Orchestra)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Jeff Sums It Up (Andy Grotelueschen & Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Gone, Gone, Gone (Lilli Cooper, Katarina Papacostas, Shina Ann Morris & Diana Vaden)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Who Are You? (Reprise) (Lilli Cooper)	David Yazbek: Performer
	This Thing (John Behlmann & Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Whaddaya Do (Reprise) (Andy Grotelueschen & Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	The Most Important Night (John Behlmann, Julie Halston & Reg Rogers)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Talk To Me Dorothy (Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Arrivederci! (Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Michael's Reprise (Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	Thank You (Santino Fontana)	David Yazbek: Performer
	It Might Be You (Theme From Tootsie)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	An Actor's Life (Main Title)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Metamorphosis Blues (It Might Be You)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Don't Let It Get You Down	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Montage Pastorale (It Might Be You)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Working Girl March	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Sandy's Song	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Out Of The Rain	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Media Zap	Dave Grusin: Performer
	An Actor's Life (Main Title, Extended)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Out Of The Rain (Film Version)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Don't Let It Get You Down (Film Version)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Sandy Auditions/Visit To Agent	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Working Girl March (Film Version)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Russian Tea Room	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Working Girl March #2	Dave Grusin: Performer
	I Want You	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Tootsie (Film Version)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	An Actor's Life (Film Version)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Sandy Cooks	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Piano Source	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Back To The City	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Invitation To The Blues	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Red Sails In The Sunset	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Southwest General Medley	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Street Players	Dave Grusin: Performer
	It Might Be You (Theme From "Tootsie")	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Metamorphosis Blues (It Might Be You) - Instrumental	Dave Grusin: Performer
	On Golden Pond	Dave Grusin: Performer
	New Hampshire Hornpipe	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Heaven Can Wait	Dave Grusin: Performer
	An Actor's Life	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Fratelli Chase	Dave Grusin: Performer
	The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Mountain Dance	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Letting Go (T.J.'s Theme)	Dave Grusin: Performer
	The Champ	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Condor	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Goodbye For Kathy	Dave Grusin: Performer
	PLO Camp Entrance	Dave Grusin: Performer
	Drummer Girl Epilogue	Dave Grusin: Performer

User reviews

Joseph Jones

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Tootsie is a standout element of the film, contributing to its enduring popularity and appeal among viewers.

Daniel Green

7/10

The songs in Tootsie are catchy and memorable, adding an extra layer of enjoyment to the movie.

Richard Lewis

6/10

The soundtrack of Tootsie is a delightful blend of lively and charming melodies that perfectly capture the essence of the film's comedic and heartwarming moments. The music enhances the storytelling by creating a whimsical and engaging atmosphere that draws viewers into the world of the characters.

Margaret Gonzalez

2/10

The songs in Tootsie feel outdated and out of touch with the modern audience. The musical choices seem cliché and uninspired, failing to enhance the viewing experience or add any meaningful value to the overall narrative of the film.

Karen Smith

5/10

On the other hand, while the soundtrack of Tootsie complements the film's narrative well, some tracks feel a bit repetitive and lack the depth needed to truly elevate the emotional impact of certain scenes. Despite this, the music still succeeds in setting the tone for the film and adding a layer of fun and entertainment to the overall viewing experience.

Thomas Garcia

10/10

Overall, the music in Tootsie elevates the viewing experience and stays with you long after the movie ends, making it a truly memorable and enjoyable soundtrack to listen to.

Stephanie Parker

7/10

The music in Tootsie successfully immerses the audience in the world of the characters, making it easier to connect with their struggles and triumphs.

Stephanie Miller

9/10

The soundtrack of Tootsie is a delightful and captivating collection of music that perfectly complements the comedic and heartfelt moments in the film.

Linda Wilson

8/10

The music in Tootsie effectively sets the tone for each scene, helping to convey the emotions and conflicts faced by the characters.

Joshua Lewis

8/10

The instrumental pieces in Tootsie are beautifully composed, creating a nostalgic and charming atmosphere throughout the film.

Joshua Parker

9/10

The instrumental pieces in the soundtrack evoke a sense of whimsy and charm, enhancing the lighthearted and humorous tone of the story.

George Mitchell

8/10

The soundtrack of Tootsie seamlessly blends with the storyline, enhancing the dialogue and character interactions.

Joseph Smith

4/10

The soundtrack of Tootsie fails to capture the essence of the film's complex and nuanced storyline. The music lacks depth and emotional resonance, making it difficult for the audience to connect with the characters' struggles and conflicts.

Margaret Robinson

10/10

The songs used in key scenes are not only catchy but also emotionally resonant, adding depth and nuance to the characters' relationships and inner struggles.