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 overview, first billed only: | |||
| 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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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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Gail: Your home? This isn't your home. It was our parents home! But I don't see you making any contributions. You've got no wife, no kids. You insult the only family you have. You keep this up and you'll die alone, like a dog, like a bum, like Van Gogh.
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Written by Steven Van Zandt (as Steven Van Zandt)
Produced and Performed by Steven Van Zandt (as Little Steven)
Special Thanks to Bon Jovi
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As Hugh Grant is talking to the doctor, the name plate on the door reveals that the doctor's surname is Thatcher. This may be a nod to the fact that Grant is a British subject, since Margaret Thatcher is a late Prime Minister of England. See more »Goofs
While trying to operate the adjustable examination table during his first meeting with Sam and Rebecca, Dr. Kosevich knocks off the paper covering the table. It then reappears later in the scene. See more »Quotes
Sean: Hey why do you guys really, really come here? Is it just to ruin my weekends and embarrass me in front of my friends at my home?Gail: Your home? This isn't your home. It was our parents home! But I don't see you making any contributions. You've got no wife, no kids. You insult the only family you have. You keep this up and you'll die alone, like a dog, like a bum, like Van Gogh.
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The closing credits thank the "city and citizens of Pittsburgh, California," where the hospital scenes were shot. However, the correct spelling of the city name is actually "Pittsburg." Unlike the city in Pennsylvania, the California city's name does not end with the letter "h." 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 »Connections
Featured in At the Movies: Nine Months/The Indian in the Cupboard/Under Siege 2/Kids/Gross Fatigue (1995) See more »Soundtracks
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This movie wasn't even entertaining enough to justify seeing it in the summer in order to enjoy two hours of air conditioning. It was immature and lowbrow, and relied way too much on slapstick (Tom Arnold and Hugh Grant fighting in a toy store; Julianne Moore's wheelchair plowing into a wall; etc.)
Why can't there ever be a movie where someone who doesn't want children at the beginning STILL doesn't want them at the end? Why is "I don't want to be a parent" seen as a character flaw to be overcome, rather than a personal insight to be trusted?
Lame, lame, lame.