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Peter Paige (writer)
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The suburbs are about to get hysterical
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A young artist (Peter Paige), desperate to replace the relationship he had with his recently relocated godson, is targeted by a neighborhood mom (Kathy Najimy) as a potential threat to the community. | add synopsis
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"It's Boys 'n Girls...like Boysenberry." more (24 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Peter Paige | ... | Paul Johnson |
 | Kathy Najimy | ... | Maggie Butler |
 | Anthony Clark | ... | Russell Trotter |
 | Melanie Lynskey | ... | Susan |
 | Gabrielle Union | ... | Elise Carter |
 | Lisa Edelstein | ... | Sarah Faber |
 | Jim Ortlieb | ... | David Berman |
 | Katie O'Grady | ... | Mother #1 |
 | Ayanna Berkshire | ... | Mother #2 |
| Don Adler | ... | Grant Sweet |
 | Robert Blanche | ... | Phil |
 | Betty Moyer | ... | Clothing Store Lady |
| Patrick Dizney | ... | Jim Faber |
 | Heidi Herschbach | ... | Perky Receptionist |
| Beth Harper | ... | Adoption Agency Lady |
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Donut Hole (USA) (working title)
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Rated R for some language.
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91 min
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Kathy Najimy's daughter appears in the movie. When the adults have given up chasing Paul down the street and return to their kids at the park, she is the redheaded girl in a denim-blue shirt next to Susan. more
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Spoofs The Bachelor (1999) more
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Some funny lines and smart commentary in this low-budget comedy about a young gay man--an overgrown kid in an adult's body--who is left rudderless after his best friends move to Japan with his beloved godson; totally enamored of and devoted to children in general, our hero starts hanging around the playground, where a single man with no kids causes red flags to wave in front of the resident moms. Writer-director-co-producer-star Peter Paige has some interesting things to say about unmarried men in our society who adore--and can relate to--the innocence of childhood yet no have little ones of their own. Unfortunately, the film's second-half is pretty much consumed by the rampant paranoia of the playground flock; this material is all too real for a little comedy to handle, and one tends to recoil from it even though the satiric points Paige makes are thorough and justified. ** from ****