When he finds out his longtime girlfriend is pregnant, a commitment-phobe realizes he might have to change his lifestyle for better or much, much worse.
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Chris Columbus
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Cast
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| Hugh Grant | ... | Samuel Faulkner | |
| Julianne Moore | ... | Rebecca Taylor | |
| Tom Arnold | ... | Marty Dwyer | |
| Joan Cusack | ... | Gail Dwyer | |
| Jeff Goldblum | ... | Sean Fletcher | |
| Robin Williams | ... | Dr. Kosevich | |
| Mia Cottet | ... | Lili | |
| Joey Simmrin | ... | Truman | |
| Ashley Johnson | ... | Shannon Dwyer | |
| Alexa PenaVega | ... | Molly Dwyer (as Alexa Vega) | |
| Aislin Roche | ... | Patsy Dwyer | |
| Priscilla Alden | ... | Older Woman | |
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Edward Ivory | ... | Older Man |
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James Brady | ... | Bicyclist (as James M. Brady) |
| Charles Martinet | ... | Arnie (as Charles A. Martinet) | |
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Samuels life is perfect. That is, until he finds out his girlfriend is pregnant. Now he must face the issues that come with being an expecting father, in a most entertaining way. Written by Anonymous
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12 July 1995 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Box Office
Opening Weekend USA:
$12,522,240, 5 March 2012Gross USA:
$69,700,000Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$138,510,230, 5 March 2012Company Credits
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Samuel Faulkner: [tremendously disappointed] Please?
Rebecca Taylor: We don't know what could happen, hon.
[pause]
Rebecca Taylor: But you know what? I bet if we wait a while, we can feel the baby move again.
Samuel Faulkner: [trying hard to be brave] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That would be just as much fun.
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Written by Marvin Gaye and Ed Townsend
Performed by Marvin Gaye
Courtesy of Motown Records
by arrangement with PolyGram Special Markets
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Robin Williams filmed his small supporting performance in this film at the same time Jumanji (1995) was being filmed. See more »Goofs
When Samuel visits Rebecca in the hospital, there is no visible fetal heart rate being documented on the strip. The only lines shown are from Rebecca moving in bed. See more »Quotes
Rebecca Taylor: [after 2 months of abstinence, she finally feels good enough to make love again. But, after a mad dash to their room and settled in bed... ] I don't think we should make love until we talk to the doctor.Samuel Faulkner: [tremendously disappointed] Please?
Rebecca Taylor: We don't know what could happen, hon.
[pause]
Rebecca Taylor: But you know what? I bet if we wait a while, we can feel the baby move again.
Samuel Faulkner: [trying hard to be brave] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That would be just as much fun.
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Crazy Credits
At the beginning of the end credits, baby pictures of the main cast are shown with their individual credits. See more »Alternate Versions
To receive a 12 certificate (which only permits one use of the word) all UK versions are cut by 7 secs to remove 3 of 4 uses of the word 'fuck'. See more »Soundtracks
Let's Get It OnWritten by Marvin Gaye and Ed Townsend
Performed by Marvin Gaye
Courtesy of Motown Records
by arrangement with PolyGram Special Markets
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I had heard this flick was pretty bad from the 'real' movie critics, and it even got panned on the Simpsons, so I knew I was in for it when my grandmother saw it starting on TV and proclaimed that she MUST see it. Apparently, she heard that it was a classic. She heard wrong. Now I did not see the entire movie, but about 45 minutes of it. This may make my review invalid in some people's eyes, but trust me, Nine Months could not possibly have saved itself. When you've been watching a comedy for over half an hour and have not laughed once, then it is safe to say that chuckle won't come. The jokes were either childish or outdated, like the running mantis gag (please) or Tom Arnold scolding his kids to stop eating someone else's food while he himself is stuffing his face with crackers (har har). And, I swear, do we really need to see "Let's Get It On" in another movie sex scene? I don't know how many times I've seen this excuse for comedy lately. They even used it in Austin Powers 2, so you'd think other movies would take a hint! To conclude, Hugh Grant is a skinny, pasty Brit with bad teeth and Tom Arnold used to be married to Roseanne. Yeah, two great leading men ladies and gentlemen. And if Hugh's character doesn't want to have kids, I don't blame him. We never see any children in this thing who actually act polite or nice, except from afar. Yeah, that's a mature way to decide you want a baby. Ah, look honey, that baby fifteen feet away is making a sand castle. PLANT YOUR SEED NOW! Never mind the fact that a baby costs MONEY, and it CRIES, no no. Since I did not see the entire thing, let's just leave this review without a score. Does that make everyone happy? Okay, great.