Sequel to 3 Men and a Baby (1987), Mary starts school. Actress mom is now living in the apartment in NYC with the biological dad and 2 honorary dads, who are still actor, architect and cartoonist. Mom's English boyfriend proposes.
Showgirl Deloris Van Cartier (Whoopi Goldberg) returns as Sister Mary Clarence to teach music to a group of Catholic students whose run-down school is slated for closure.
Director:
Bill Duke
Stars:
Whoopi Goldberg,
Kathy Najimy,
Maggie Smith
This time, a new baby is on the way, and it's a girl. Wrapped together with the standard conflict between mother and father, Mikey engages in a bit of sibling rivalry with his new sister.
Director:
Amy Heckerling
Stars:
John Travolta,
Kirstie Alley,
Olympia Dukakis
Three bachelor friends - architect Peter, artist Michael, and actor Jack are sharing an apartment in Manhattan. After Jack goes filming in Turkey his two flatmates find his baby daughter - which Jack doesn't know about - left outside their door. The two are left to look after the baby, and realise how difficult this can be. How would this baby change the life style of these confirmed bachelors?Written by
Sami Al-Taher <staher2000@yahoo.com>
The Pampers company paid fifty thousand dollars for their brand of diapers to be used in the film. See more »
Goofs
When Jack's mother comes to visit Mary, you can see in the background what appears to be a little boy standing in front of a window. There is a rumor that this is the ghost of a little boy who died in the apartment in which the film was shot. This rumor is false, as the interiors were all shot on a sound stage in a movie studio. The "ghost" is actually a cardboard cut-out of Jack wearing a tuxedo. This prop appears later in the film, when Mary's mother comes to collect her. Some argue that "it's smaller" or "it's dressed differently", but close examination reveals that it really is the cardboard prop. See more »
Quotes
Jack Holden:
[On the phone]
I'll bring you guys something back from Turkey. Maybe a drumstick.
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The movie was good, I loved the plot and I thought that Steve Guttenberg was not just taking up space, after all he was the artist (I'm an artist). I found it much better than it's sequel, "Three Men and a Little Lady" or it's spin off "Full House". Although I found the ghost component of the movie kind of creepy. In the scene where Jack's mother visits the baby for the first time, there is a boy behind the drapes staring straight at the camera. According to an article I read, the apartment that the used for the movie was the same apartment that the landlady's son killed himself in. In some scenes later apparently you see the gun that he used and no one on the set was aware of it. I never saw the gun but I sure as heck saw the boy. It was not seen through editing, and nobody saw it in the theaters but according to the article, the mother bought the videotape and when she saw it she said it was definitely him. I guess it proves that perhaps all those claims of ghosts showing up in photographs were true, you want proof, buy the videotape.
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The movie was good, I loved the plot and I thought that Steve Guttenberg was not just taking up space, after all he was the artist (I'm an artist). I found it much better than it's sequel, "Three Men and a Little Lady" or it's spin off "Full House". Although I found the ghost component of the movie kind of creepy. In the scene where Jack's mother visits the baby for the first time, there is a boy behind the drapes staring straight at the camera. According to an article I read, the apartment that the used for the movie was the same apartment that the landlady's son killed himself in. In some scenes later apparently you see the gun that he used and no one on the set was aware of it. I never saw the gun but I sure as heck saw the boy. It was not seen through editing, and nobody saw it in the theaters but according to the article, the mother bought the videotape and when she saw it she said it was definitely him. I guess it proves that perhaps all those claims of ghosts showing up in photographs were true, you want proof, buy the videotape.