They changed her diapers. She changed their lives.|Nov. 27, 1987|United States | France|102 Min.|PG
Genre: Comedy;Family
Description: “Three Men and a Baby” (1987) is a heartwarming comedy that follows the lives of three bachelors—Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, and Ted Danson—who share a luxurious apartment and enjoy a carefree lifestyle. However, their world is turned upside down when a baby named Mary is left on their doorstep.
The film initially spends time introducing their characters and their busy social lives, which can feel a bit overwhelming. But once the baby arrives, the story finds its rhythm and becomes engaging. Mary is believed to be Ted Danson’s child, as he has left for Turkey to film a movie. Selleck and Guttenberg, unprepared for parenthood, struggle to care for the infant, leading to hilarious and touching moments.
One of the funniest scenes involves their comical attempts at changing Mary’s diaper, showcasing their awkward yet endearing efforts. As the story progresses, the two men develop a deep bond with the baby, moving beyond their initial confusion to embrace their new roles.
The film’s charm lies in its focus on the growing relationship between the two bachelors and the tiny baby, blending humor with heartfelt moments. Leonard Nimoy’s direction ensures that the comedic timing is spot-on, making it a memorable and enjoyable film.
Cast director: Leonard Nimoy
Cast actor: Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, Ted Danson, Nancy Travis, Margaret Colin, Camilla Scott, Philip Bosco, Colin Quinn, Christine Kossak, Paul Guilfoyle
Original name: 3 Men and a Baby