Maybe Baby

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Cast

Hugh Laurie
as Sam Bell

Joely Richardson
as Lucy Bell

Paul McCartney

Adrian Lester
as George

James Purefoy
as Carl Phipps

Tom Hollander
as Ewan Proclaimer

Joanna Lumley
as Sheila

Rachael Stirling
as Joanna

Matthew MacFadyen
as Nigel

Rowan Atkinson
as Mr. James

Dawn French
as Charlene

Emma Thompson
as Druscilla

Yasmin Bannerman
as Melinda

Dave Thompson
as Dave the Comedian

Stephen Simms
as Trevor

John Brenner
as Kit

Jaz Wilson
as Baby Cuthbert

Guy Barrett
as Member of Nigel's Posse

Della Bhujoo
as Member of Nigel's Posse

Abbey Careford
as Member of Nigel's Posse

Marina Fiorato
as Member of Nigel's Posse

Richard Leaf
as Justin Cocker

Lidija Zovkic
as Petra

Connor Pearce
as Boy on Bike in Park

Henrietta Garden
as Mother in Park

Richard Sandells
as Man Wrestling for Cab

Emma Cooke
as Nurse 1

Shelley Conn
as Nurse 2

Stephanie Bartczak
as Member of Ewan's Posse

Chris Belgrave
as Member of Ewan's Posse

Catriona Pearson
as Member of Ewan's Posse

Judi Shekoni
as Member of Ewan's Posse

Paul Ready
as Student Doctor

Paul Tripp
as Mr. Furblob

Gemma Aston
as Roz

Lisa Palfrey
as Jan

Serena Evans
as Dr. Cooper

Katisha Kenyon
as Commercial Girl

Anneli Harrison
as Commercial Girl

Caroline Hayes
as Commercial Girl

Elizabeth Woodcock
as Tilda

John Lightbody
as Hospital Administrator

Mina Anwar
as Yasmin

Junix Inocian
as Chinese Practitioner

John Fortune
as Acupuncturist

Sally Reeve
as Masseuse

Kelly Reilly
as Nimnh

Emma Buckley
as IVF Surgeon

Karen Bryson
as Actor Playing Doctor

Bill
as William the Dog

Ben
as William the Dog

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Critic Reviews for Maybe Baby

Audience Reviews for Maybe Baby

• Nov 15, 2010

  It's weird to imagine that Hugh Laurie is actually British. So many years of playing one character will do that to you. But yea he's a talented man. And so is Joely Richardson, but even their best efforts cannot save this movie. I mean, I say this a lot, but I've seen far worse romantic comedies than this one (eg: License to Wed), but it's seriously one of the most inconsistent movies I've seen in a long time. The tonal shifts in this movie are all over the fucking place. Sometimes it's a drama (bordering on MELODRAMA), sometimes it's a comedy. The main problem with that is that the movie just never TRANSITIONS into drama/comedy, it just cuts to another scene and if that scene happens to be a dramatic scene then so be it. There's no flow to any of the movie to be honest. Not to mention the humor is pretty horrendous. It sort of tries to do an american R-rated style of comedy, but it just didn't work, when I watch british comedies, that's exactly the type of humor I want...British. Not shitty American gross-out humor. Not that there's anything wrong with that...in moderation. I mean Hugh Laurie has some good lines but they're sprinkled in the first part of the movie. The funniest part of the movie was by far Rowan Atkinson. He has such great and over-the-top facial expressions that he doesn't need to say anything and I was laughing. But Rowan's character is only a cameo, which is a shame, which brings me to Emma Thompson. I don't know HOW or WHY they got Emma to do a glorified cameo in this movie, it just baffles my mind. Maybe she owed someone a favor. But yea this movie is pretty bad. Hugh Laurie and Joely Richardson are pretty decent in their roles, so the movie's not absolutely horrendous. I'll probably end up forgetting about this movie by the end of the week, and probably for good reason.
  Jesse O Super Reviewer
• Sep 22, 2008

  i liked it i thought it was funny and different and hugh laurie is hot in it! worth a watch
  Film C Super Reviewer
• May 04, 2008

  So much genuine talent wasted in this blah rather mean spirited purported comedy which has nary a laugh within. Watch only if you want to see many fine performers employed in a project beneath any of their talents.
  jay n Super Reviewer
• Nov 27, 2007

  In this light comedy directed by British writer-comedian Ben Elton, Sam and Lucy Bell (Hugh Laurie and Joely Richardson) are an upwardly mobile London couple who are trying desperately to conceive a baby. Along for the ride, which is laden with sperm-count and hormone-injection jokes, is a cast that reads like a Who's Who in British comedy. Rowan Atkinson makes an appearance as an obstetrician, Dawn French and Joanna Lumley show up as an Australian nurse and Lucy's snooty boss, and Emma Thompson has a stint as a New Age health freak. Adrian Lester and Tom Hollander also co-star, the latter as a Brit-loathing Scottish director.
  Martin D Super Reviewer

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