Daddy's Little Girls (2007)

Director:

Tyler Perry

Writer:

Tyler Perry (written by)

Release Date:

14 February 2007 (USA)

Genre:

Drama | Romance

Tagline:

give life. teach love.

Plot:

A mechanic (Elba) enlists the help of a successful-but-lonely attorney (Union) while trying to wrest...

Plot Keywords:

Single Father | Mother Daughter Relationship | School Principal | Blues Singer | Ex Husband Ex Wife Relationship

Cast

Gabrielle Union	...	Julia
Idris Elba	...	Monty
Louis Gossett Jr.	...	Willie
Tasha Smith	...	Jennifer
Tracee Ellis Ross	...	Cynthia
Malinda Williams	...	Maya
Terri J. Vaughn	...	Brenda
Gary Anthony Sturgis	...	Joseph (as Gary Sturgis)
Cassi Davis	...	Rita
Sierra Aylina McClain	...	Sierra (as Sierra McClain)
China Anne McClain	...	China (as China McClain)
Lauryn Alisa McClain	...	Lauryn (as Lauryn McClain)
Juanita Jennings	...	Katheryn
Maria Howell	...	Wife
Rochelle Dewberry	...	Miss Rochelle

Also Known As:

Tyler Perry's Daddy's Little Girls (USA) (complete title)

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for thematic material, drug and sexual content, some violence and language.

Runtime:

USA:95 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

SDDS | Dolby Digital | DTS

Certification:

USA:PG-13 | Singapore:PG

Filming Locations:

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Company:

Lions Gate Films

Trivia:

Monty's daughters' first names in the movie are their first names in real life. They are also actual sisters.

Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: When Monty and Julia arrive at the club, they appear to be driving down (and parking on) on a one-way street, as the cars are all parked in the same direction that Monty's car was traveling. However, the four-lane road they are on has a double-yellow line in the middle, indicating a two-way street. Also, in the wide shot as the car comes to a stop, there are signal lights and street identification signs placed in a manner where the flow of traffic on this "one-way street" would not be able to see them unless they were traveling in the opposite direction.

Movie Connections:

References "Punk'd" (2003)

Soundtrack:

Can't Let Go

It's Real Life

Unlike one of the other comments I read about Tyler Perry's latest film, I thought this was well done. The violence in this movie is what real life is like. And though, it is not suitable for young children or "our boys and girls", there is a reason it is rated PG-13. This isn't a feel-good family and children's movie. Kids 13 and older have most likely seen equal to or more severe fighting walking through the halls of their schools (as have I). And lets be real here - your typical 14 year old freshman in high school kid is not gonna spend $6.75 on a movie called "Daddy's Little Girls", am I right? I couldn't agree more that violence is not the answer - there's no doubt about that. But Tyler Perry's movie's are known for real life day-to-day struggles and how to overcome hard times. And if I found out that a drug dealer was beating my 5 year old daughter and leaving dark bruises on her tiny back, I would feel like doing the exact same thing. I'm so tired of cheesy unrealistic movies with dull humor. Thank you Tyler Perry for these films. You are a genius!