TV Standard: NTSC
Color: Color
Aspect Ratio(s): 16:9 LB Vista
Layers: single-sided/single-layered

Credits:

Roland Giraud,Michel Boujenah,Andre Dussollier,Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu,Dominique Lavanant,Gwendoline Mourlet,Jennifer Moret,Coline Serreau

Description:

The Awakening of "Motherly Love in Men" ・・・・・・ Three bachelor aristocrats are struggling to raise their children, bringing tears and laughter to the world! Winner of the César Awards (French Academy Awards) for Best Film, Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor. This blockbuster hit drew more than 6 million viewers in France and created a huge buzz around the world. The hit comedy film that will remain in the history of French cinema is finally being released on DVD for the first time in Japan with dubbed TV voice recording by a splendid voice cast! The film was also a worldwide hit, and was also released in Hollywood as "Three Men and a Baby" (1987) and in Japan as the TV drama "Toast to the Baby" (1987/Starring: Kayo Kato! (87/Starring Yoko Oginome) in Japan. Although it is a strange film with no sex, no violence, and the heroine is a baby wearing a diaper, this film depicts issues such as gender equality in childcare and women's independence, and emerged with the rise of the feminist movement at the time. The director is Corinne Theroux, who made her directorial debut with the hit film "She and They" (1977), which pursued a new sex morality.Pierre is played by Laurent Giraud, known as a talented actor, and Michel Boujner, who plays Michel, is a comedic actor from Tunisia, making his full debut in this film. The role of Jacques is played by André Dusollier, known for his work with famous directors such as Eric Romer and Alain Resnais. In addition, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, who appeared in "Farewell Summer Lise" (1984) and was an idol favorite in Japan, plays the baby's mother, Sylvia. The actress playing the "baby," who gives one of the best performances in the history of cinema, is played by two babies. The two actresses play one role together. The Hollywood remake of "Three Men and a Baby" (1987) was originally contracted to be directed by the original director, Corinne Theroux, but after some twists and turns, Leonard Nimoy, known for his role as Spock in "Star Trek," took the helm. ■The sequel, "To the Baby" (2003), depicts 18 years after the film. 18 Years Later" (2003), which depicts 18 years after the film.