3 Men Collection

Tom Selleck

Steve Guttenberg

Ted Danson

Nancy Travis

Margaret Colin

Camilla Scott

Philip Bosco

Colin Quinn

Christine Kossak

Paul Guilfoyle

Alexandra Amini

Derek de Lint

Cynthia Harris

Earl Hindman

Celeste Holm

John Gould Rubin

Dave Foley

Claire Cellucci

Billy Kay

Gary Klar

Sharolyn Sparrow

Michael A. Stevenson

Robert W. Cort

Jim Cruickshank

James Orr

Coline Serreau

Jean-François Lepetit

Ted Field

Leonard Nimoy

Adam Greenberg

Mark Mangini

Rob Cowan

Penelope Gottlieb

Alex Stevens

Alan D'Angerio

Tom Lupo

Branko Racki

Chris Holmes

Elaine Yarish

Shane Cardwell

Julian Chojnacki

Larry Hopkins

Jim Lovelett

Barbara Kelly

Harry Madsen

John W. DeBlau

Michael Kavanagh

Mick O'Rourke

Ken Quinn

Rose Tedesco

Dean Okrand

Marco Bianco

Patt McCurdy

Gary C. Bourgeois

Anthony Jannelli

Rocco Gismondi

Owen Langevin

Rick Parker

Michael Russo

Michael Stone

Edward Teets

Larry S. Wells

Barbie Palmer

Peter S. Larkin

Justin Scoppa Jr.

Marvin Hamlisch

Dan Yarhi

Hilton Rosemarin

Jacques M. Bradette

Daniel Barrett

Lon Bentley

Dianne Crittenden

Comedy

3 Men and a Baby

Touchstone Pictures

Interscope Communications

Silver Screen Partners III

United States of America

CinemaSerf

"Jack" (Ted Danson), "Michael" (Steve Guttenburg) and "Peter" (Tom Selleck) live the lives of three reasonably well-off bachelors until they open the door one morning to find a little bundle of joy complete with a note declaring that "Jack" is the father and that the young girl is all their's! Panic sets in but being men of the world, they quickly adapt (!?!) to parenting with all the right nappies, milk bottles - indeed, you name it and they get it wrong! To add to their woes, another knock at their door reveals that a couple of hoodlums are after another sort of powdery mixture and are convinced that these three have it. What now ensues plays just a bit too much to stereotype for me. The baby does way too much irritating screaming - authentic, I know, but not after ten minutes in a cinema! I can't usually tell Danson and Selleck apart at the best of times and Guttenburg seems to add little to the rather far-fetched dynamic that is cluttered rather than augmented by the gangster thread, then a court hearing, then some antics on a construction site. The original concept is the best thing about it but the execution is over-scripted and just too contrived to stay entertaining beyond the first twenty minutes.

English

Three Men and a Baby 1987 TV trailer