USA, 1987

	Directed by	Leonard Nimoy
	Written by	Based on French film "Trois Hommes Et Un Couffin" by Coline Serreau Screenplay by James Orr and Jim Cruickshank
	Cast	[in credits order] Tom Selleck - Peter Mitchell Steve Guttenberg - Michael Kellam Ted Danson - Jack Holden Nancy Travis - Sylvia Margaret Colin - Rebecca [in alphabetical order] Alexandra Amini - Patty Francine Beers - Woman at Gift Shop Lisa Blair, Michelle Blair - Mary Philip Bosco - Detective Melkowitz Barbara Budd - Dramatic Actress Michael Burgess - Handsome Man at Party Claire Cellucci - Angelyne Eugene Clark - Man of Party Derek de Lint - Jan Clopatz
	Produced by	Ted Field and Robert W.Cort Jean-Francois Lepetit (executive) Edward Teets (co-producer)
	Music by	Marvin Hamlisch
	Runtime	102 min

Description of film from video box     Take three of Hollywood's hottest stars (Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, Ted Danson), add one adorable baby girl, and the result is the funniest blockbuster comedy hit of the year! Three handsome Manhattan bachelors find their dating and mating rituals irreparably damaged when an unexpected new roommate — complete with crib, pacifier and dirty diaper — shows up on their doorstep.     This bouncing bundle of joy is anything but joyous — until the trio's hilarious fathering instincts take over and she becomes "Daddy's Girl" to all three hunks. Blanketed with unexpected story twists and endless laughs. Three Men and a Baby delivers pure enchantment for all! Derek de Lint plays minor role in this film (click for his complete role in video clip). Rebecca (Margaret Colin) together with a lovely man comes in Peter's house and introduces him to Peter as musician of a Bratislava orchestra (Derek de Lint plays a foreigner, of course) Jan Clopatz. After a chat with Peter, Rebecca and Jan leave him. [Filmography] [Gallery] [Video clips] [Catalogue] [Home]