3 Men and a Baby

Synopsis

In the 1987 comedy film '3 Men and a Baby', directed by Leonard Nimoy, three carefree bachelors find their lives turned upside down when a baby girl is left on their doorstep with a note revealing that one of them is the father. Tom Selleck, Ted Danson, and Steve Guttenberg star as the trio of unlikely fathers who must navigate the challenges of parenthood while dealing with their own personal and professional lives. As they struggle to adapt to this new responsibility, hilarious and heartwarming situations ensue that test their friendship and ultimately bring them closer together. '3 Men and a Baby' is a charming and entertaining exploration of fatherhood, friendship, and the unexpected joys of family.

Cast

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  Tom Selleck

  Peter Mitchell

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  Steve Guttenberg

  Michael Kellam

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  Ted Danson

  Jack Holden

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  Margaret Colin

  Rebecca

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  Celeste Holm

  Jack's Mother

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  Nancy Travis

  Sylvia Bennington

Reviews

Rotten Tomatoes gave '3 Men and a Baby' a fresh rating of 67%, praising its endearing premise and comedic performances. The critics consensus on the website describes the film as a 'sweet-natured comedy' that 'balances humor and heartwarming moments'. IMDb rates the movie at 6.1/10, where viewers have appreciated the chemistry among the main cast and the delightful storyline. Metacritic gives '3 Men and a Baby' a score of 61/100, indicating generally favorable reviews from critics. Overall, the film has been well-received for its lighthearted humor, engaging characters, and heartwarming themes. Audiences have found it to be a delightful and nostalgic classic that continues to charm viewers of all ages.