Patricia Resnick is an acclaimed American screenwriter, playwright, and producer, best known for her work on the iconic film 9 TO 5. Resnick has had a distinguished career in Hollywood, contributing to many successful films and television projects.

Resnick's breakthrough came when she co-wrote the screenplay for 9 TO 5, a comedy that not only became a box office hit but also resonated deeply with audiences for its portrayal of women's workplace issues. The film starred Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton and earned critical acclaim for its sharp wit and social commentary.

In addition to her work on 9 TO 5, Resnick has written for a range of other film and television projects, showcasing her versatility and talent in various genres. Her other notable film works include STRAIGHT TALK which reunited her with Dolly Parton, MAXIE, which starred Glenn Close and Mandy Patinkin and A WEDDING and QUIINTET which she co-wrote for her mentor Robert Altman. In TV she contributed to shows like MAD MEN, TALES OF THE CITY for Netflix and FX BETTER THINGS.

Beyond her screenwriting achievements, Resnick has also made a mark in the theater world, writing and producing plays that have been performed across the United States including the musical version of 9 TO 5 which appeared on both Broadway and London’s West End. Her ability to create compelling narratives and memorable characters has cemented her reputation as a significant figure in both film and theater and BAFTA, TONY and WGA nominations.

Resnick continues to be an influential voice in the entertainment industry, celebrated for her contributions to storytelling and her advocacy for women's rights in Hollywood.