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Three Men and a Cradle
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Synopsis
A trio of inept bachelors receives an unexpected lesson in the challenges of fatherhood when a young infant turns up on their doorstep in this popular, appealing French comedy. The child was unknowingly fathered by one of the roommates, but the mother, who had relationships with each man, leaves no hint as to which one is the father. Even worse, she's flown off to America, meaning the clueless Pierre, Jacques, and Michel must work together to take care of the adorable infant. As one might expect, most of the film's comedy concerns the men's reluctant adaptation to fatherhood, as they become increasingly attached to the child and compete to become the best father. The film's good-natured if familiar humor was welcomed with strong box office, numerous award nominations, and an American remake, Three Men and a Baby. ~ Judd Blaise, All Movie Guide


Production Crew

Jean-Jacques Bouhon Cinematographer
Jean-Yves Escoffier Cinematographer
Franz Schubert Composer (Music Score)
Edith Vesperini Costume Designer
Coline Serreau Director
Catherine Renault Editor
Franz Schubert Featured Music
Jean-Francois Lepetit Producer
Ivan Maussion Production Designer
Coline Serreau Screenwriter
Year: 1985
Runtime: 100
Country: France
MPAA Rating: PG13
Category: Feature

Genre
Comedy

Produced by
Flach Film
Soprofilms
TF1 Films

Release
April 25, 1986 (USA)
by AAA

Awards
1985 - Best Film - French Academy of Cinema
1985 - Best Foreign Language Film - Academy
1985 - Best Foreign Language Film - Academy
1985 - Best Picture - French Academy of Cinema
1985 - Best Foreign Language Film - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Scie
1986 - Best Foreign-Language Film - Golden Globe
1986 - Best Foreign Language Film - Golden Globe
1986 - Best Foreign Language Film - Hollywood Foreign Press Association