ROTTEN TOMATOES: Guttenberg Promises Three Men and a Baby Sequel Comments

Guttenberg Promises Three Men and a Baby Sequel

by | November 04, 2009

Summary

Steve Guttenberg says you can expect to see him reunite with Ted Danson and Tom Selleck soon for "Three Men and a Bride" -- and while he's at it, he'd also like to get back to the "Police Academy" and "Coccoon" franchises. Back to Article

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De4ective Detectiv3 writes:
on Nov 04 2009 04:39 AM

Really Gutte? you really promise?

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Chris C. writes:
on Nov 04 2009 04:40 AM

Bring it on Mahoney!!! I'll watch all three of those!!!

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Bigbrother writes:
on Nov 04 2009 05:00 AM

and finally the age old question "What is the sound of one hand not caring?" is answered.

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De4ective Detectiv3 writes:
on Nov 04 2009 05:06 AM

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Good god man, this is no time for masturbation jokes, its a family film!

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Steve L. writes:
on Nov 04 2009 05:21 AM

Wow, and all this time I thought Guttenberg was dead, turns out it was just his career.

So they talked to him on the set of his current film, what was that? Maybe they just talked to him in his basement where his camcorder was set up.

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Gordon Franklin Terry Sr writes:
on Nov 04 2009 05:23 AM

FUNNY! (masturbation jokes) ha ha ha

STEVE GUTTENBURG IS AWESOME!!!!! I made the fam watch POLICE ACADEMY last week (I was going to make them watch all six but the first was enough aparently)

EVERYBODY loves THREE MEN AND A BABY and COCOON (but most of the beloved Cocoon cast have passed-away; maybe the new "senior Citizens:" i.e. Chevy Chase, Bill Murry, Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner, Lilly Tomlin, Penny Marshall, Carole Burnett, Tim Conway, Clint Eastwood can appear)

BUT Ever since STEVE GUTTENBURG appeared in Larry Cohen's ITS ALIVE (about the mutant babies) in 1974, he's been a welcome addition to the Pantheon of Stars (so to speak)

TACKLEBERRY (David Graf)-Rest In Peace
(Police Academy . . . maybe the David Graf character could have had five "crazy kids" who became POLICE ACADEMY cadets for the sequel)

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BUCK69 writes:
on Nov 04 2009 05:36 AM

I think Guttenburg would just like to get back to work. As for the Police Academy movies, we made a deal with the Soviets in 1989: They promised to tear down the Berlin Wall based on our promise to stop making Police Academy movies.

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Bigbrother writes:
on Nov 04 2009 05:56 AM

His career was over as soon as the Stone Cutters collapsed.

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Dexter Morgan writes:
on Nov 04 2009 05:56 AM

I think that this newstory in itself is a joke. Seriously, of all the tiresome dead as can be franchises that need to be brought back in this idea drought that Hollywood is currently suffering from, why, just why, in the name of everything does Police Academy have to be it? Damn.

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Sinister Minister writes:
on Nov 04 2009 06:03 AM

@Buck69

that was funny!

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chewie louie writes:
on Nov 04 2009 06:26 AM

Surprise: That they are actually considering doing this movie.

No Surprise: The one person on the RT boards who thinks Guttenberg is awesome.

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Don't Tase Me Bro writes:
on Nov 04 2009 06:33 AM

The Seventh Seal opens...

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Defshep writes:
on Nov 04 2009 06:52 AM

Way to go, Steve! I will be looking for all of these on the Hallmark, SyFy, and Comedy Central channels!

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vogonpoet writes:
on Nov 04 2009 07:15 AM

I think it should be Three Men and THE Bride. Uma Thurman tracking down and killing Guttenberg, Selleck, and Danson. I would watch that.

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Kiralyn2000 writes:
on Nov 04 2009 07:57 AM

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Hmmmm..... am I the only one who thinks "Three Men and a Bride" sounds really dirty? O_o

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nathanpoitras writes:
on Nov 04 2009 09:49 AM

Sounds more like a threat than a promise. That said though, Ted Danson's having quite the career revival lately.

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southfrisco writes:
on Nov 04 2009 09:51 AM

I guess in this remake/sequel/prequel infested Hollywood even Gutt has a place now.

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dj Mark writes:
on Nov 04 2009 10:20 AM

Three Men and a Nursing Home. There, I said it.

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Looselycult writes:
on Nov 04 2009 10:41 AM

Why is this here? Why do we care about this? Tell me that. I want to know. They should just call it "Three Has Beens Get A Paycheck".

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Dave J. writes:
on Nov 04 2009 11:08 AM

I think the RT headline is a little misleading since the article never stated that the movie "Three Men and a Bride" was to be a sequel; I mean what was 1990's "Three Men and a Little Lady". And if the sequel was already made than this makes this movie a third.

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