20th Century Studios Celebrates the Legacy of Dolly Parton with Limited Theatrical Re-Release of "9 to 5"

As the world celebrates the legacy of Dolly Parton on 925 Day (September 25), Dolly's most iconic film 9 to 5 is set to return to theaters.

What's Happening:

• September 25 or 9/25 marks "Give Like Dolly Day," honoring the legacy of the country music legend who sadly passed away last month – inspiring children to “Dream More, Learn More, Care More and Be More.”
• 20th Century Studios is keeping the celebrations of Dolly going with a one-week theatrical re-release of the classic 1980 film 9 to 5.
• Tickets are now available for the re-release, which will be in theaters from October 9–15, 2026.
• 100% of the net proceeds from each U.S. ticket purchase will be donated to CAF America who will grant the funds to The Dollywood Foundation, home of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library.

• In 9 to 5, a group of female office workers – the all-knowing manager who trained the boss but can't get promoted (Lily Tomlin), a befuddled newcomer (Jane Fonda) and an alluring personal secretary everyone presumes is having an affair (Dolly Parton) – all band together to seek revenge on the man who is making their lives miserable.
• Directed by Colin Higgins and produced by Bruce Gilbert from a screenplay by Higgins and Patricia Resnick, 9 to 5 received an Academy Award nomination for the hit title song written and performed by Dolly Parton.

Celebrating the Life of Dolly Parton:

• Dolly Parton's music and legacy will take center stage this fall as the Country Music Association prepares a special television event celebrating the life and career of one of country music's most recognizable figures.
• Dollywood, the theme park created by Dolly herself, will honor her legacy with some new installations and ways for fans to share their love.
• Following Dolly's passing, her goddaughter Miley Cyrus reflected on her Aunt Dolly, including her appearance on Hannah Montana.
• We took a look back at Dolly's surprisingly robust Disney legacy.