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Father's Day (1997)
Runtime: 1 hr 39 mins
Synopsis: Desperate to track down her wayward teenage son, a woman contacts a pair of old flames and tells each that he's the boy's father, setting in motion a forced-buddy, on-the-road romp. Billy Crystal and Robin Williams shared the screen for the first time in this remake of the 1984 French farce "Les... Desperate to track down her wayward teenage son, a woman contacts a pair of old flames and tells each that he's the boy's father, setting in motion a forced-buddy, on-the-road romp. Billy Crystal and Robin Williams shared the screen for the first time in this remake of the 1984 French farce "Les Comperes." [More]
Genre: Comedies
Starring: Billy Crystal, Robin Williams, Nastassja Kinski, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Charlie Hofheimer
Screenwriter: Lowell Ganz, Babaloo Mandel
Composer: James Newton Howard
Producer: Gordon Webb, Karyn Fields, Joe Medjuck, Francis Veber
Story: Francis Veber
Producer: Joel Silver, Ivan Reitman
Reviews
A lame plot and less than hilarious lines by two of the funniest men in the world...make Father's Day more of a downer than an uproarious good time.
An uneven and uninspired farce starring the normally riotous Crystal and Williams.
Not really memorable except for the fact that it was a box-office failure, even the performances of the two comedy stars can't save it from itself.
Ivan Reitman parece ter acreditado que bastava colocar Billy Crystal e Robin Williams juntos e gritar 'Ação!'. Não basta.

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