TOP 5 HOLLYWOOD MOVIES WITH PERSONAL ASSISTANT
Efficiency, profit, time management and vision to reach your set goal are the major keys to have a successful business. Small business owners, entrepreneurs, startup CEOs, and independent professionals are growing in number with exclusive and unique ideas with a higher vision of being successful and trying to bring newness to the business world.
Making a business or a project successful is only possible when the division of work and responsibility is done accurately and when being performed by the person who possesses the skills and capability. Due to the changing dynamics in technology and creative thinking, one person can’t do every kind of work. And right here, comes the trending solution for the problem with the name “personal assistant”.
A personal assistant is someone who assists a specific person (boss) with their daily job or personal activities. The tasks performed by an assistant, also known as personal secretary range from managing calls & diaries, organizing meetings, booking travels, organizing events, and so on.
If you are curious about the life of a personal assistant these 5 Hollywood movies with a personal assistant will be a great source for not only your curiosity but entertainment also.
Top 5 Hollywood movies with personal assistants:
- The Devil wears Prada
The devil wears Prada is an American comedy movie, which was released in 2006. The movie follows the story of “Andy” (Andrea Sachs) who is fresh out of Northwestern University and is an aspiring journalist. Andy becomes an assistant to Miranda Priestly, editor of one of the biggest magazines in New York, and is known to be cynical and ruthless in her work. The devil wears Prada to show the journey Andy, how she put up with the excessive commands and humiliating treatment in hopes of getting a job as a writer or reporter in some other company.
So if you are someone from the fashion industry or can relate to such an industry this movie will be a good choice for you.
2. To my future assistants
To my future assistant is a comedy movie that came out in 2013. The story of this movie revolves around a group of assistants who works at a big New York law firm. The film shows how these assistants unite together as a family to help each other cope with their obnoxious and tyrannical bosses who test their limits daily. The movie is best if you want to watch the daily life of assistants and their overbearing bosses.
3. Two weeks notice
Two weeks notice is a romantic comedy movie being released in 2002. The story of the movie follows Lucy Kelson, who is an intelligent and competent lawyer. Lucy works as a liberal lawyer for George Wade who is a real estate developer and also an arrogant billionaire. On one hand, Lucy is very hardworking and devoted to her job, but on the other hand, George is childish and reckless, he treats her like his assistant or nanny will be more perfect term. Because of his reckless behavior and no respect for her professional skills, Lucy decided to quit the job and gives him two weeks’ notice for the same. The story of the movie narrates all the happening of those two weeks, as George doesn’t want Lucy to quit.
4. Working girl
Being premiered in 1988, Working girl is an American romantic movie, with a balanced tinge of comedy and a bit of drama. The story revolves around Tess McGill, an ambitious 30-year-old who works as a stockbroker’s secretary aspiring to be in an executive position. But she decided to quit the job because of her chauvinistic boss and their shabby treatment. After getting appointed as an administrative assistant to Katherine Parker, she realizes her ideas are being appreciated, but later on, came to know that her new boss is planning to present Tess’s idea as her own. That’s when Tess decided that enough is enough, and decided to something about it.
5. The secret of my success
The secret of my success is the oldest movie I found in the list of personal assistant movies being premiered in 1987. The movie is an American comedy and shows the journey of Brantley Foster who is a fresh graduate from Kansas University. He moves to New York thinking that he has been accepted on an entry-level job as a financier, but upon arriving he came to know that the company has been taken over by some rival company. After many failed interviews, Brantley was forced to take a job under his uncle. Even though he starts as a basic mailroom worker, but he quickly starts to climb higher when he becomes an executive.
CONCLUSION
Even though hiring a personal assistant is a necessity for people who are exceptionally busy and want assistance in their daily tasks, nowadays acquiring a personal assistant has become a trend and way of achieving fantasy to have someone on your beck and call.
