Quints (TV 2000)

A family is surprised by the arrival of quintuplets.

Director:

Bill Corcoran

Writers:

Matthew Weisman (story), Matthew Weisman (teleplay),

Stars:

Jesse Ray Brooks, Kimberly J. Brown, Tim Burd

2 nominations.

Cast

Credited cast:
Jesse Ray Brooks	...	Commercial Kid
Kimberly J. Brown	...	Jamie Grover
Tim Burd	...	Commercial Director
Shawn Campbell	...	Man in Waiting Room
Vince Corazza	...	Albert (as Vincent Corazza)
Cole Corcoran	...	Adam Grover
Robin Duke	...	Fiona
Dan Duran	...	Reporter
Erica Ellis	...	Hysterical Bridesmaid
Jake Epstein	...	Brad
Jill Ann Goldhand	...	Woman in Waiting Room
James Kall	...	Mr. Blackmer
Don Knotts	...	Gov. Healy
B.J. McQueen	...	Biker
Elizabeth Morehead	...	Nancy Grover

Storyline

Jamie Grover's parents are always around and not letting her have ANY space. She wishes for just a couple days without their constant attention. She gets her wish. Her mother has quintuplets. Being the first in their state, they become famous. Mother and Father get caught up in the fame and Jamie has to bring them back down to reality.

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Plot Keywords:

quintuplets | parent | narrative | teen | small town | 

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Taglines:

As if life at 14 isn't twisted enough!

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Genres:

Comedy | Family

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Details

Country:

Canada USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 August 2000 (USA)

Also Known As:

Jamie und die Fünflinge

Filming Locations:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Once Upon a Time Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

83 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Babies are only allowed to work fifteen-minutes at a time with twenty-minute breaks in between. So, twenty babies were brought in to play the quints.

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Quotes

Jim Grover: It's quints.

User Reviews

A teenager's life changes dramatically when her mother gives birth to quintuplets

I thought this was an adorable movie! the actors were nice accept for a couple but I am not going to say who. This movie is great every once in a while but the more and more you watch it the more annoying it gets.I give this movie a eight because it's not totally boring and it's not so dramatic it will make you cry it's right in the middle.In the beginning the main character Jamie needs space from her parents and when her mom gives birth to her babies Jamie gets what she wants but finds out she does not like it that much. Soon Jamie finds a hobby that she likes and is disappointed when her parents choose something else over her accomplishments but in the end everything turns out just fine and everyone ends up happy. Anyway if you want a sweet friendly entertaining movie to pass the time on a Saturday afternoon I definitely recommend this one.