Three Men and a Cradle (French: Trois hommes et un couffin) is a 1985 French comedy film by Coline Serreau. The film was remade in Hollywood as Three Men and a Baby in 1987 which was subsequently remade into seven movies in six languages.
The scene @ 30 min where they're all singing 'Goodnight, Sweetheart' a capella was an instant classic even when this first came out. What a fun thing to remember after all of these years!
@@ForceMaximus84I'll definitely look for it. Told my son (19) to look for him on a "Before They Were Famous" type video once, but he got stuck on Vanna White on The Price Is Right and forgot all about my request 😂😂
Cassie for every time there's been conflict between characters in a movie and you've said "Why can't they just all hug and tell each other how they feel and work it out and be friends????" Finally here is your movie! lol
I took care of my grandpa the last few years of his life (98-100), and at some point I wanted to sing him a song when he went to bed, but it felt weird to sing him a lullaby. I remembered this movie from my childhood, and sang "Goodnight Sweetheart." It turned into a nightly thing, and now I can't hear that song without thinking of him. Fortunately it's a sweet memory, not a sad one. PS. You might be recognizing the actress who played Rebecca from Independence Day- she played Jeff Goldblum's ex-wife, who worked at the white house PPS. Just one more plug for a movie I KNOW you two would love- "The Mirror Has Two Faces" Please, please, PLEASE check it out!
Margaret Colin is the actress' name but I get why they might confuse her with the actress who played Rizzo in Grease as Margaret looks very similar to Stockard Channing. Elizabeth Perkins, who was in Big among other films, also looks similar to the previous 2 ladies. Allison Janey also looks similar to these women but maybe a bit taller at 6 foot. She was on NBC's West Wing with Martin Sheen and CBS' Mom with Anna Faris.
Just looked that up - she was in like father like son which is one popcorn in bed would get an absolute kick out of. She was in pretty in pink as a teacher also then 3 men
3 Men and a Baby was one of those movies that was on cable everyday when I was a kid. One of those fil s that my younger sister and I watched over and over. It's a guilty pleasure film for sure and it'll always make me smile.
This was quite the grouping of talent for this movie: - Tom Selleck (Peter) - Known for playing the original Thomas Magnum on Magnum P.I.; had film roles in High Road to China (1982) and Runaway (1984). He would later be known for playing Richard on Friends, and Commissioner Reagan on Blue Bloods. - Steve Guttenberg (Michael) - Known for roles in Diner, Short Circuit, Cocoon, and the first four Police Academy movies. - Ted Danson (Jack) - Known for playing Sam "Mayday" Malone on Cheers; also appeared in the final seasons of C.S.I.- Crime Scene Investigation - Leonard Nimoy (Director) - Had just come off directing the past two Star Trek movies (Search for Spock & Voyage Home), and also provided the voice for Galvatron in Transformers: The Movie (1986). With this film, he proved he could direct other types of movies beside science-fiction. After this film, he directed The Good Mother (1988) with Diane Keaton, Funny About Love (1990) with Gene Wilder, and Holy Matrimony (1994). And it’s because he was directing Funny About Love, he was unavailable to direct the sequel; Three Men and a Little Lady (1990).
Another of Tom Selleck's notable films was "Runaway" (1984), a sci-fi thriller written by Michael Crichton ("Jurassic Park") also starring Kirstie Alley ("Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan") and Gene Simmons (bassist from the rock group KISS) about household robots that suddenly go haywire and become killing machines.
i LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! I am so glad you two watched it. It is such a treat. I'm sure others have suggested this, but you should watch "Three Men and a Little Lady" the sequel. It is also just a heartwarming movie with all the same actors, and you get to see where they are about 5 years later. Very satisfying.
As a kid, there we was nothing I wanted more than to be Tom Selleck, but now that I'm grown there's nothing that I want more than to be Tom Selleck. I literally bought a rowing machine because of this movie.
Tom Selleck (the one with the moustache) was the original choice to play Indiana Jones. He filmed a successful screentest for the role, but later discovered he was unable to get out of an existing tv contract he had signed, so the part went to Harrison Ford instead.
Tom Selleck is probably best known today as Commissioner Reagan on Blue Bloods - but I think my favorite Tom Selleck role was in Quigley Down Under (which also has Alan Rickman).
I have been saying that in Super Chats and comments and live streams for the past two years now. That and Mannequin would be great movies for them to see. I just feel like nothing gets to her eyeballs unless your a Patron.
Oh man, I watched this movie dozens of times when I was a teen. Hadn't watched it for years now. Well, I'm glad you liked it, because now you won't want to miss "Three Men And A Little Lady", when Peter finally knows what a toddler is. 😁
Yes please! Now that Cassie has seen Tom and his famous mustache she has got to see him as Quigley in Quigley Down Under. Like Peter, Quigley is not only a man of action but also a man of decency and kindness.
The sequel Three Men and a Little Lady is my favorite of the two. The woman who played Tom Selleck’s girlfriend is the ex wife in Independence Day AND she plays the mom of the brothers in Three Wise Men and a Baby on Hallmark.
Ok now you have to watch the follow up with the same cast, “Three Men & a Little Lady” when Mary is 5 years old ♥️… you will love it!! It’s my absolute favorite!! ♥️
Guttenburg, Danson and Selleck are a great comedic trio, I just love the moment where they sing "Goodnight Sweetheart to Mary. Also, please review the sequel as well.
I like it much better when they react to movies that are in their wheelhouse. Hate seeing them being tortured watching dark / violent movies. They are too empathic.
One of the best Disney films from Touchstone Pictures. For those that don’t know, Touchstone Pictures was a former studio created by the Walt Disney Company that focused more on movies that was geared a little to adults and teenagers than the Disney brand.
33:43 I am genuinely shocked how mech this movie affected me. I saw it when I was younger. And, I remember the comedy, but I don't remember how it made me feel. I'm a father now, and I am so close to crying. Great video.
24:08 There's an infamous myth that supposedly you can see a ghostly boy by the window in this scene. In reality, it's just a cardboard cutout of Ted Danson.
I remember rewinding and rewatching so many times to so I could see it. It is goosebumpiness for sure though it doesn't seem to fit that it is cardboard though no matter what they say. It still is weird though. Lol
@@drgldy76 they actually caught the carboard cutout in the review at 23:34 you can see it on the bed when Jack puts Mary down, it is in the movie two more times including the window scene.
The tall guy who comes to pick up the "package" with the smaller guy is Earl Hindman who got famous for not showing his face on the hit show Home Improvement as the character Wilson. He was also in the 70's crime thriller The Taking of Pelham One Two Three.
Tom Selleck, the one with the mustache, also starred in a great western(?) called "Quigley Down Under" and has a very minor role in the good mystery thriller movie, "Coma."
Had to watch a 2nd time this reaction was that good. It's also amazing to me how much respect these 3 guys have for each other, like when Michael and Peter want so badly for Jack to fight for Mary, but understand its not their place and wait for him to come to the decision himself. That's a rare friendship.
I am sure someone already said this here, but you guys need to react to the sequel, which came out in 1990 I believe and is called "Three Men and a Little Lady". These guys are quickly getting older, (Tom Selleck just turned 79 years old), but there has been talk for years about getting them together to make a third installment, where Mary is a grown woman, possibly with children of her own... That would be cool, but let's see if they do it.
This was my favorite movie of all time as a kid. I had an old VHS that got completely warn out because of how often I watched it. I called it “the baby movie”. So it was a complete surprise to me, when I watched it as an adult, that it’s about drugs.
Let's not forget that Tom Selleck was the original cast Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark. You should check out High Road to China, just on principle. Her Alibi on fallback.
Jack's mother was played by one of my favourite character actors Celeste Holm who appeared in some classic movies of the 40's and 50's including A letter to three wives, The Snake pit, All about Eve and High Society.
Steve Guttenberg starred in “Cocoon,” directed by Ron Howard, and co-starring some major movie stars from years past, as well as the memorable sheriff from First Blood. It’s a lot more of a feel-good movie, though. I think you’d both like it a lot.
Cocoon was the first Dennehy movie I watched so I never had the notion he also played bad guys. Rambo showed me his range when I saw it many years later.
I think there's some mad licensing reason why Cocoon is really hard to find anywhere, or something. But if they can get a hold of it, it would be an excellent reaction.
The character of Rebecca, whom you considered had the part of Rizzo in "Grease," is Margaret Colin. Colin was in the film "Independence Day." She had the role of being a White House staffer and the love interest of Jeff Goldblum. Colin had many roles in a multitude of TV series. The character of Rizzo was Stockard Channing.
Watch Quigley Down Under (or old episodes of Magnum P.I.) for Tom Selleck.......Police Academy for Steve Guttenberg......and old episodes of Cheers for Ted Danson. 😁 You should also watch Three Men and a Little Lady, which is the sequel to this one.
I never realised that Spock himself directed this movie. Also, I rewatched this movie recently, and I'd totally forgotten about the subplot with the drug smugglers, which seems to come from a different film altogether. In fact, the movie finishes this plot half an hour from the end.
I always think there was a "who's the daddy?" plot to this movie where it could have been any one of the three of them, when in fact there's no doubt at all right from the start. I must have seen it 20 times and I'm still always surprised when I realise that.
The 80s were like that. Romancing The Stone, Cloak & Dagger, Twins, Crocodile Dundee 2, Kindergarten Cop, all silly comedies that for some reason needed coke smugglers & assassins added in.
I just knew that with it being a baby involved you two were gonna kill us with sweetness and cuteness, and boy was I right. Such an adorable reaction, you two are just too awesome.
This might be the Cassie-est movie to ever come across Cassie's desk. Must've seen this like 25 times between age 4 to 8. One of the very first movies I remember seeing.
There was an urban myth when this was released on video that a "ghost boy" appears in a window during the movie. It turns out it was just a cardboard cut out of the Ted Danson character, but it possibly helped make this one of the best selling video tapes of all time.
Grew up on this one. Guys having to be household dads was still kind of played for jokes back then, but I think this movie's popularity had a huge effect on erasing the stigma. And "Daddy's Girl" (by Peter Cetera?) is one of my all-time favorite 80s montages.
Rizzo in the movie Grease was played by Stockard Channing who also had roles in The West Wing, Six Degrees of Seperation and Practical Magic plus many more movie and TV roles including The Stockard Channing Show a 1980 sitcom. Margaret Colin played Rebecca in 3 Men And A Baby. She's also been played many roles in a lot of movies and atC shows. You may remember her from Independence Day, Pretty In Pink, Law And Order SVU, Law And Order CI or Gossip Girl.
More Tom Selleck (Peter)? Well, there's a sequel to this film called Three Men and a Little Lady, there's an excellent western called Quigley Down Under, a 1930s heist movie called Lassiter, an underrated gritty thriller called An Innocent Man, and a cool Sci Fi film directed by Michael Crichton (who wrote Jurassic Park) called Runaway. I think you'd enjoy all of them (though Carly might want to sit out An Innocent Man).
My sister and I saw this movie in the theater. I remember the reaction when Michael and Peter opened the first 'doodle' diaper. The whole audience leaned back and laughed their heads off.
omg now you guys *have* to see the sequel "Three Men and a Little Lady". it's sooo good! thanks for always putting out great reaction content that makes me feel like I'm watching some of my favorite movies for the first time 😃
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When y'all said "which one is Tom Selleck?", a lil part of me died inside.
Just remember they were not even born when Magnum was on.
@@brucef310He wasn't just Magnum! Sackets, Quigley
I think he had a part in Sex and the City but I don't know I never watched it
He was in Friends, not SATC …but OMG, the ‘stache ❤
Lol Face it, we're the old folks now. 😅😅😅
Three Men and a Cradle (French: Trois hommes et un couffin) is a 1985 French comedy film by Coline Serreau. The film was remade in Hollywood as Three Men and a Baby in 1987 which was subsequently remade into seven movies in six languages.
I absolutely loved the sequel “three men and a little lady” it was even more charming!!! A MUST SEE!! 👍
I think I've watched the sequel twice, but I've watched this one a million times in the 80s.
I forgot about that one.
one of the few sequels that is just as good as the original
Yes, please watch the sequel! You’ll like it even more because it’s a romantic comedy.
Its very good and Ted Danson playing the old vicar is hilarious.
The scene @ 30 min where they're all singing 'Goodnight, Sweetheart' a capella was an instant classic even when this first came out. What a fun thing to remember after all of these years!
I think Cassie and her sister started ovulating at that exact moment.
Tom Selleck's moustache has its own life and career
Just like Burt Reynolds Tom Atkins and Sam Elliot. The 4 horsemen of the mustache apocalypse
Wonder if he would've been good in Indiana Jones.
certainly has its own IMDB page, alongside Sam Elliot's. 😄
The mustache has Tom Selleck.
If Tom Selleck would had born 30 years later, the mustache would had it's own agent and social media.
Tom Selleck, "I think I head that name before".........man you guys are young. Selleck is a legend!
Long live The Sacketts!
Will you be watching the sequel, Three Men and a Little Lady?
The original Indiana Jones.
*I swear Tom Selleck's first grade pictures probably feature that mustache.*
He appeared on The Dating Game without the ‘stache in the early 70s. You can probably find a clip on YT.
@@ForceMaximus84I'll definitely look for it. Told my son (19) to look for him on a "Before They Were Famous" type video once, but he got stuck on Vanna White on The Price Is Right and forgot all about my request 😂😂
He's done movies without it the movie IKE Countdown to D DAY he plays Eisenhower.
He was born mustachioed!
Yeah..Mustache..Tom Selleck..made a great western actor and did one called Quigley Down Under..
I love all the work that Leroy Nemon does on Star Trek, he's a legend! 😂😂
🙃🙃😂😉
Good ole Leonardo Nimrod....
I almost can’t believe you don’t recognize Tom Selleck or the famous stache. Magnum P.I. Was one of the best tv series in the 80’s.
That was way before theirtime. They're millenials.
They are not that old.
I'm surprised they didn't know him from Friends...
They were barely born when Friends came out. They are 28 and 26.@@havok6280
As soon as you say magnum pi
I immediately hear the amazing theme tune & see a red Ferrari
Cassie for every time there's been conflict between characters in a movie and you've said "Why can't they just all hug and tell each other how they feel and work it out and be friends????" Finally here is your movie! lol
Obviously, we need the rest of the story with "Three Men and a Little Lady", right?
Absolutely!
I took care of my grandpa the last few years of his life (98-100), and at some point I wanted to sing him a song when he went to bed, but it felt weird to sing him a lullaby. I remembered this movie from my childhood, and sang "Goodnight Sweetheart." It turned into a nightly thing, and now I can't hear that song without thinking of him. Fortunately it's a sweet memory, not a sad one.
PS. You might be recognizing the actress who played Rebecca from Independence Day- she played Jeff Goldblum's ex-wife, who worked at the white house
PPS. Just one more plug for a movie I KNOW you two would love- "The Mirror Has Two Faces" Please, please, PLEASE check it out!
The woman that you guys thought was Rizzo or someone's mother was actually Jeff Goldblum's character's ex-wife in Independence Day.
Ha ha - i just posted the same comment
Margaret Colin is the actress' name but I get why they might confuse her with the actress who played Rizzo in Grease as Margaret looks very similar to Stockard Channing. Elizabeth Perkins, who was in Big among other films, also looks similar to the previous 2 ladies. Allison Janey also looks similar to these women but maybe a bit taller at 6 foot. She was on NBC's West Wing with Martin Sheen and CBS' Mom with Anna Faris.
How have I never realized that?! 🤯
I think this was the first thing she did after leaving as the world turns. We didn't have imdb back then either
Just looked that up - she was in like father like son which is one popcorn in bed would get an absolute kick out of. She was in pretty in pink as a teacher also then 3 men
3 Men and a Baby was one of those movies that was on cable everyday when I was a kid. One of those fil s that my younger sister and I watched over and over. It's a guilty pleasure film for sure and it'll always make me smile.
This was quite the grouping of talent for this movie:
- Tom Selleck (Peter) - Known for playing the original Thomas Magnum on Magnum P.I.; had film roles in High Road to China (1982) and Runaway (1984). He would later be known for playing Richard on Friends, and Commissioner Reagan on Blue Bloods.
- Steve Guttenberg (Michael) - Known for roles in Diner, Short Circuit, Cocoon, and the first four Police Academy movies.
- Ted Danson (Jack) - Known for playing Sam "Mayday" Malone on Cheers; also appeared in the final seasons of C.S.I.- Crime Scene Investigation
- Leonard Nimoy (Director) - Had just come off directing the past two Star Trek movies (Search for Spock & Voyage Home), and also provided the voice for Galvatron in Transformers: The Movie (1986). With this film, he proved he could direct other types of movies beside science-fiction. After this film, he directed The Good Mother (1988) with Diane Keaton, Funny About Love (1990) with Gene Wilder, and Holy Matrimony (1994). And it’s because he was directing Funny About Love, he was unavailable to direct the sequel; Three Men and a Little Lady (1990).
Let's not forget Danson's greatest character yet; Michael, the 6000-feet tall fire squid in a human costume.
Don't forget Matthew Quigley ...(Quigley Down Under)
Another of Tom Selleck's notable films was "Runaway" (1984), a sci-fi thriller written by Michael Crichton ("Jurassic Park") also starring Kirstie Alley ("Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan") and Gene Simmons (bassist from the rock group KISS) about household robots that suddenly go haywire and become killing machines.
Also Cocoon, which I think would be a great one for them to react to.
@@mikelundquist4596 Great idea
i LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! I am so glad you two watched it. It is such a treat. I'm sure others have suggested this, but you should watch "Three Men and a Little Lady" the sequel. It is also just a heartwarming movie with all the same actors, and you get to see where they are about 5 years later. Very satisfying.
Besides the sequel "3 Men and a Little Lady", immediate thought went to "Look Who's Talking" with John Travolta and Bruce Willis.
This was literally the most “tender” movie reaction I have ever seen! I was smiling from ear to ear for the entire run.
As a kid, there we was nothing I wanted more than to be Tom Selleck, but now that I'm grown there's nothing that I want more than to be Tom Selleck. I literally bought a rowing machine because of this movie.
My sister started telling folks that she had a brother who looked like Tom Selleck when l was in my mid 30s
Tom Selleck (the one with the moustache) was the original choice to play Indiana Jones. He filmed a successful screentest for the role, but later discovered he was unable to get out of an existing tv contract he had signed, so the part went to Harrison Ford instead.
Quigley Down Under - Tom Selleck in a Australian western. Basicly a reverse Crocodile Dundee.
"High Road to China" - Tom Selleck as Indiana Jones in bi-planes
Quigley is a great movie, seen it lots of time! Laura San Giacomo is also awesome in it, and very beautiful.
@@meattroller8853Cool, because he was first choice for Indy over Harrisson (or at least screen-tested for the title role).
Tom Selleck is probably best known today as Commissioner Reagan on Blue Bloods - but I think my favorite Tom Selleck role was in Quigley Down Under (which also has Alan Rickman).
Oh God, I ❤ much the Blue Bloods show. And Tom Selleck is
awesome in this
I also recommend "Short Circuit" from 1986.
Even if you skipped to the sequel would be great!
Yesssss!
Johnny 5 is alive!!
Hey laser lips - Your mamma was a snowblower!
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I have been saying that in Super Chats and comments and live streams for the past two years now. That and Mannequin would be great movies for them to see. I just feel like nothing gets to her eyeballs unless your a Patron.
Oh man, I watched this movie dozens of times when I was a teen. Hadn't watched it for years now.
Well, I'm glad you liked it, because now you won't want to miss "Three Men And A Little Lady", when Peter finally knows what a toddler is. 😁
since ya two liked Tom Selleck...bring on "Quigley Down Under"
I also recommend it for the antagonist.
@@terrylandess6072 true that. one of the top "bad guys" in cinema history
Yes please! Now that Cassie has seen Tom and his famous mustache she has got to see him as Quigley in Quigley Down Under. Like Peter, Quigley is not only a man of action but also a man of decency and kindness.
They will both love Quigley.
They will both love Quigley.
The sequel Three Men and a Little Lady is my favorite of the two. The woman who played Tom Selleck’s girlfriend is the ex wife in Independence Day AND she plays the mom of the brothers in Three Wise Men and a Baby on Hallmark.
Dont forget the sequel 'Three Men and a Little Lady'
Ok now you have to watch the follow up with the same cast, “Three Men & a Little Lady” when Mary is 5 years old ♥️… you will love it!! It’s my absolute favorite!! ♥️
Tom Selleck was Monica’s love interest on Friends, if you watched that.
Steve Gutenberg suggestion…Cocoon!! Another cute endearing role for him.
Love Cocoon, ages since I watched that.
Cocoon? YES. Directed by Ron Howard. 👍👍
Another Steve Gutenberg movie, and a better one than Cocoon would be High Spirits which he starred with Darryl Hannah.
Police Academy
You need to watch Quigley Down Under!!! You will never ask who Tom Selleck is again!!
Guttenburg, Danson and Selleck are a great comedic trio, I just love the moment where they sing "Goodnight Sweetheart to Mary. Also, please review the sequel as well.
I like it much better when they react to movies that are in their wheelhouse. Hate seeing them being tortured watching dark / violent movies. They are too empathic.
This scene was made as a running gag in an episode of "Becker."
"I'll build you a room" best line in the entire movie.!
“Which one’s Tom Selleck?”
Me: (in the immortal words of Tom Selleck) “That’s sad.”
One of the best Disney films from Touchstone Pictures. For those that don’t know, Touchstone Pictures was a former studio created by the Walt Disney Company that focused more on movies that was geared a little to adults and teenagers than the Disney brand.
I think you’d both love City Slickers
That's a good one.
OMG yes
i love City Slickers, both of em
2 others they would both love: Quigley Down Under and Her Alibi
Yes.
I was living in Toronto in 1987, when they were filming this movie. I saw all three actor attending a Toronto Maple Leafs game.
Please watch the second one. It's my favourite!!!! Three Men & A Little Lady!!!
33:43 I am genuinely shocked how mech this movie affected me. I saw it when I was younger. And, I remember the comedy, but I don't remember how it made me feel. I'm a father now, and I am so close to crying. Great video.
24:08 There's an infamous myth that supposedly you can see a ghostly boy by the window in this scene. In reality, it's just a cardboard cutout of Ted Danson.
I remember that.
I remember rewinding and rewatching so many times to so I could see it. It is goosebumpiness for sure though it doesn't seem to fit that it is cardboard though no matter what they say. It still is weird though. Lol
That was pretty spooky as an 8 year old.
@@drgldy76 they actually caught the carboard cutout in the review at 23:34 you can see it on the bed when Jack puts Mary down, it is in the movie two more times including the window scene.
Everybody said it was the ghost of the kid who was killed in that apartment. Except Danson, Nimoy and everyone else was all "That was a set."
The tall guy who comes to pick up the "package" with the smaller guy is Earl Hindman who got famous for not showing his face on the hit show Home Improvement as the character Wilson. He was also in the 70's crime thriller The Taking of Pelham One Two Three.
Didnt know this one! Awesome
I highly recommend "Short Circuit" from 1986.
(It's also with Steve Guttenberg)
Absolutely! Another StoneCold classic
Johnny Five is alive!!
Back when it was still ok to do brown face characters.
Brilliant movie, you fall in love with a robot.
I concur.
Three Men and a Little Lady is a great sequel! Tom's iconic Quigley Down Under is a must watch!!!!
A forgotten gem of a film. The combination of Sellick, Danson and Guttenberg was an 80's dream team of a cast list.
Tom Selleck, the one with the mustache, also starred in a great western(?) called "Quigley Down Under" and has a very minor role in the good mystery thriller movie, "Coma."
Okay, now you need to do the sequel "3 Men and a Little Lady"
Had to watch a 2nd time this reaction was that good. It's also amazing to me how much respect these 3 guys have for each other, like when Michael and Peter want so badly for Jack to fight for Mary, but understand its not their place and wait for him to come to the decision himself. That's a rare friendship.
I don't know if you have seen it but there's a movie called "Look Who's Talking" from 1989 that you two might like.
@jsmedee759 not to mention Look Who's Talking Too and Look Who's Talking Now LOL!👶👼🐕😺
I am sure someone already said this here, but you guys need to react to the sequel, which came out in 1990 I believe and is called "Three Men and a Little Lady". These guys are quickly getting older, (Tom Selleck just turned 79 years old), but there has been talk for years about getting them together to make a third installment, where Mary is a grown woman, possibly with children of her own... That would be cool, but let's see if they do it.
The sequel, 'Three Men and a Little Girl', is just as good!
Little lady, not girl
Actually its called three men and a little lady.
Actually its called three men and a little lady.
"It was directed by Leroy Nemon".🖖😄😆😂🤣 Yes! That's exactly right!!😄🤭🤣😂
It's pronounced Leonardo Nimrod
The 80’s what a time to be alive
I think you would like the Western, Quigley Down Under, starring, Tom Selleck.
“Leroy Nemon” 🤣
I know!!!!!😂
Live long and perspire!
Tom Selleck - Quigley Down Under!
Can't wait for Three Men and a Little Lady reaction 😊
This was my favorite movie of all time as a kid. I had an old VHS that got completely warn out because of how often I watched it. I called it “the baby movie”. So it was a complete surprise to me, when I watched it as an adult, that it’s about drugs.
Let's not forget that Tom Selleck was the original cast Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark. You should check out High Road to China, just on principle. Her Alibi on fallback.
My mums favourite movie, High Road to China.
Well, you need to watch the sequel: THREE MEN AND THE LITTLE LADY (1990) - it was set in England.
Leroy Nemo!!!🤭
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I was so ready to hear Leroy Jenkins but that would make any sense for this channel.
Loved him in "Battlestar Trek Wars"!
That was hilarious but once she said it I couldn't think of his real name, her saying Leroy totally threw me off! 😂
Tom selleck and his moustache are both legendary . Can’t wait for you guys to watch the sequel . Three men and a little lady
This movie is SO the two of you, I can't believe you don't know it! Have fun!
Jack's mother was played by one of my favourite character actors Celeste Holm who appeared in some classic movies of the 40's and 50's including A letter to three wives, The Snake pit, All about Eve and High Society.
Steve Guttenberg starred in “Cocoon,” directed by Ron Howard, and co-starring some major movie stars from years past, as well as the memorable sheriff from First Blood. It’s a lot more of a feel-good movie, though. I think you’d both like it a lot.
Cocoon was the first Dennehy movie I watched so I never had the notion he also played bad guys. Rambo showed me his range when I saw it many years later.
I think there's some mad licensing reason why Cocoon is really hard to find anywhere, or something. But if they can get a hold of it, it would be an excellent reaction.
Not that memorable if you don't know Brians name.
@@brucef310 Nothing gets by you Bruce!
@@bobblebardsley - I have been looking for *Cocoon* for YEARS and it is nowhere to be found!
the bigger of the two thugs is played by Earl Hindman, who played the role of Wilson in the TV series Home Improvement
The character of Rebecca, whom you considered had the part of Rizzo in "Grease," is Margaret Colin. Colin was in the film "Independence Day." She had the role of being a White House staffer and the love interest of Jeff Goldblum. Colin had many roles in a multitude of TV series. The character of Rizzo was Stockard Channing.
And Sylvia is Nancy Travis who is the mother on Last Man Standing.
I love the fact that you try to get the names right. You give it your best shot. It’s not always right but that’s one of the charms of Popcorn in Bed.
The way Selleck delivers the line 'i'll build you a room' is done so perfectly
Margaret Colin (Rebecca) was Jeff Goldblum's ex-wife in "Independence Day" and Eleanor in "Gossip Girl." That may be where you've seen her before.
This was filmed in Toronto. The Toronto Star would report nightly sightings of the guys at the clubs.
Back in the good old days when everyone could just walk up to the gate at an airport.
@Sir_Osis Yes, the good old days pre 9/11. I also didn't remember Mary riding in a car without a car seat. Yikes!
Watch Quigley Down Under (or old episodes of Magnum P.I.) for Tom Selleck.......Police Academy for Steve Guttenberg......and old episodes of Cheers for Ted Danson. 😁
You should also watch Three Men and a Little Lady, which is the sequel to this one.
I never realised that Spock himself directed this movie. Also, I rewatched this movie recently, and I'd totally forgotten about the subplot with the drug smugglers, which seems to come from a different film altogether. In fact, the movie finishes this plot half an hour from the end.
I always think there was a "who's the daddy?" plot to this movie where it could have been any one of the three of them, when in fact there's no doubt at all right from the start. I must have seen it 20 times and I'm still always surprised when I realise that.
The 80s were like that. Romancing The Stone, Cloak & Dagger, Twins, Crocodile Dundee 2, Kindergarten Cop, all silly comedies that for some reason needed coke smugglers & assassins added in.
This movie is a remake of a French film, the translation from the French language is called 3 men and a crèche.
Spock didn't direct the film. Leonard NIMOY did.
Not "crèche". "Couffin".@@ASchwa29
I hope you get around to watching Quigley Down Under, it's a great western with Tom Selleck and the late great Alan Rickman.
I just knew that with it being a baby involved you two were gonna kill us with sweetness and cuteness, and boy was I right. Such an adorable reaction, you two are just too awesome.
Women love men with babies.
This might be the Cassie-est movie to ever come across Cassie's desk. Must've seen this like 25 times between age 4 to 8. One of the very first movies I remember seeing.
There was an urban myth when this was released on video that a "ghost boy" appears in a window during the movie. It turns out it was just a cardboard cut out of the Ted Danson character, but it possibly helped make this one of the best selling video tapes of all time.
Just in time for the sequel to hit theaters lol!
The cardboard cutout is clearly seen in the scene where Jack is first given Mary to care for, and he puts her on the bed. Seen at 23:34
Brilliant marketing scheme
And the “most paused” scene!!!
Yes please please please follow up with Three Men & a Little Lady...the tenderness continues 🥰
I love both but i feel like the second one has more depth and better acted.
I strongly recommend Short Circuit it has Steve Guttenburg(Michael) in it.
And Cocoon, also with Steve.
Oh boy, Cassie is going to burst with cuteness overload, lol
Grew up on this one. Guys having to be household dads was still kind of played for jokes back then, but I think this movie's popularity had a huge effect on erasing the stigma. And "Daddy's Girl" (by Peter Cetera?) is one of my all-time favorite 80s montages.
Rizzo in the movie Grease was played by Stockard Channing who also had roles in The West Wing, Six Degrees of Seperation and Practical Magic plus many more movie and TV roles including The Stockard Channing Show a 1980 sitcom.
Margaret Colin played Rebecca in 3 Men And A Baby. She's also been played many roles in a lot of movies and atC shows. You may remember her from Independence Day, Pretty In Pink, Law And Order SVU, Law And Order CI or Gossip Girl.
More Tom Selleck (Peter)? Well, there's a sequel to this film called Three Men and a Little Lady, there's an excellent western called Quigley Down Under, a 1930s heist movie called Lassiter, an underrated gritty thriller called An Innocent Man, and a cool Sci Fi film directed by Michael Crichton (who wrote Jurassic Park) called Runaway. I think you'd enjoy all of them (though Carly might want to sit out An Innocent Man).
If you liked this, you would love "Her Alibi" with Tom Selleck!
If you haven't done it already, another 80s wholesome family film is 'Look who's Talking'. I think you'd both really enjoy it.
You HAVE to watch the delightful sequel! Three Men & A Little Lady!!!
My sister and I saw this movie in the theater. I remember the reaction when Michael and Peter opened the first 'doodle' diaper. The whole audience leaned back and laughed their heads off.
That would've been awesome to be a part of!
Thanks so much for this one. I'd forgotten how much I loved this movie, but then it was 37 YEARS AGO when I saw it!!!
For whatever reason, I would watch the VHS of this on repeat from age 6-8 lol
I'm going to add another 80's movie "Working Girl" from 1988. It's got Harrison Ford, Sigourney Weaver. Think you will like it
@ericneumann935 Great suggestion! I love that movie.
Yeah and the actor who played the detective is also in Working Girl.
the role of Mary was played by Lisa and Michelle Blair, now 36 years old.
They say if you want to see how fast time goes by, watch a child grow up.
The sequel is also good, “Three Men and a Little Lady”
"Leroy Nemon" had me in stitches!!! XD
omg now you guys *have* to see the sequel "Three Men and a Little Lady". it's sooo good! thanks for always putting out great reaction content that makes me feel like I'm watching some of my favorite movies for the first time 😃
The sequel, three men and a little lady is an absolute MUST.
I love Leeroy Nimon ❤
Somewhere Sheldon Cooper is screaming in rage.
Congratulations on your 500th video uploaded to the channel!
You two should react to a 1985 Sci-Fi/Fantasy movie staring Steve Guttenberg called Cocoon or Steve Guttenberg in Police Academy.
This is such a perfect companion film to Crocodile Dundee. I know they will love it.
They still need to see Crocodile Dundee 2. It's as good if not better than the first!
They both have good sequels too.
You HAVE to watch “Three Men And A Little Lady” now! You two will love it.