Fathers' Day 1997
"All she said was "My son is yours." Unfortunately, she said it to both of them."
Directed by Ivan Reitman, Fathers' Day (1997) spins a comedic tale of mistaken identity and unexpected fatherhood when a woman's revelation shakes the lives of two former lovers.
Director: Ivan Reitman
Cast
Robin Williams
Dale Putley
Billy Crystal
Jack Lawrence
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Carrie Lawrence
Nastassja Kinski
Collette Andrews
Charlie Hofheimer
Scott Andrews
Bruce Greenwood
Bob Andrews
Dennis Burkley
Calvin the Trucker
Haylie Johnson
Nikki Trainor
Charles Rocket
Russ Trainor
Patti D'Arbanville
Shirley Trainor
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fathers' Day (1997) about?
A woman's revelation that her runaway son might be the child of two former boyfriends sets off a comedic adventure. As the men race to find him, they confront their past while navigating the chaos of parenthood, all wrapped in Ivan Reitman's signature humor.
Who directed Fathers' Day?
Fathers' Day was directed by Ivan Reitman, known for his work in family-friendly comedies and hit films like Ghostbusters.
Who stars in Fathers' Day?
The film stars Robin Williams, Billy Crystal, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Nastassja Kinski, and Charlie Hofheimer in pivotal roles.
Is Fathers' Day (1997) worth watching?
For fans of 90s comedies, Fathers' Day (1997) offers a fun blend of humor and heart, thanks to the chemistry between Robin Williams and Billy Crystal. While not a modern classic, its lighthearted take on family and fatherhood makes it a nostalgic pick for casual viewers.
How long is Fathers' Day?
Fathers' Day has a runtime of 99 minutes.
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About Fathers' Day (1997) — When Two Dads Discover a Son They Never Knew
Directed by Ivan Reitman, Fathers' Day (1997) spins a comedic tale of mistaken identity and unexpected fatherhood when a woman's revelation shakes the lives of two former lovers. Robin Williams and Billy Crystal headline the cast as the men who discover they might both be the father of her runaway son, sending them on a chaotic quest to track him down. Layered with sharp humor and heartfelt moments, the film explores themes of responsibility, chance encounters, and the chaotic beauty of family ties. Set against a backdrop of suburban chaos and emotional surprises, this family comedy balances laugh-out-loud antics with genuine warmth.
With a playful yet poignant narrative, Fathers' Day (1997) delivers a lighthearted adventure that's as much about self-discovery as it is about solving the mystery of the missing teenager. The chemistry between Williams and Crystal elevates the story, turning a simple premise into a relatable and hilarious journey about the unpredictable nature of parenthood and second chances.
