Three Men and a Baby (1987)

	Directed by: Leonard Nimoy	COUNTRY USA GENRE Comedy NORWEGIAN TITLE Tre menn og en baby RUNNING TIME 102 minutes
	Produced by: Ted Field Robert W. Cort
	Written by (based on the French film Trois hommes et un couffin): Jim Cruickshang James Orr

Cast includes:
CHARACTER	ACTOR/ACTRESS	RATING
Peter Mitchell	Tom Selleck
Michael Kellam	Steve Guttenberg
Jack Holden	Ted Danson
Mary	Lisa Blair Michelle Blair	-
Rebecca	Margaret Colin
Mrs. Holden	Celeste Holm	-
Sylvia Bennington	Nancy Travis	-
Sgt. Melkowitz	Philip Bosco	-
Paul Milner	John Gould Rubin	-
Vince	Paul Guilfoyle	-
Satch	Earl Hindman	-

Review

This American remake of the French hit comedy Trois hommes et un couffin was a major box-office success, largely thanks to its unabrasive handling of a simple but timeless premise: What if three 30-something urban bachelors suddenly found themselves stuck with a baby? The ensuing complications are as unremarkable as they are amusingly recognisable for anyone who has had the pleasure of getting themselves accustomed to life with a baby. And although the film never becomes brilliant or roaringly funny, it has a welcoming cordiality and lack of political reflection that is hard to find in similar contemporary American movies. All three lead actors give agreeable, sincere performances, making you feel their frustrations and affectations.