

First Kid 1996
"He's young. He's wild. He's fun. And he's the one protecting the president's son."
When the pressures of being the President's son become too much, young Luke Davenport transforms into a rebellious troublemaker, pushing away every handler assigned to keep him in line.
Director: David Mickey Evans
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is First Kid (1996) about?
*First Kid* follows Luke Davenport, the rebellious son of a U.S. president, whose tantrums and mischief force his Secret Service detail to scramble for control. Enter Sam Simson, a former camp counselor turned agent, who uses humor and patience to win Luke over—just as the boy's antics escalate into a full-blown crisis.
Who directed First Kid?
David Mickey Evans directed *First Kid*, bringing his experience in family comedies to this lighthearted adventure about childhood rebellion and unexpected mentorship.
Who stars in First Kid?
The film stars Sinbad as the unlikely Secret Service agent Sam Simson, alongside Brock Pierce as Luke Davenport, Blake Boyd as a White House intern, and Robert Guillaume as the President.
Is First Kid (1996) worth watching?
*First Kid* is a charming, family-friendly comedy with Sinbad's signature wit keeping the energy high. While not a high-stakes thriller, its themes of parenting and responsibility give it unexpected depth, making it a nostalgic pick for fans of 90s comedies.
How long is First Kid?
First Kid runs for 101 minutes, offering a tight, family-friendly runtime perfect for a movie night.
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About First Kid (1996) — When a rebel kid meets a Secret Service agent with a secret weapon
When the pressures of being the President's son become too much, young Luke Davenport transforms into a rebellious troublemaker, pushing away every handler assigned to keep him in line. Enter Sam Simson, a laid-back Secret Service agent with a knack for handling kids and a no-nonsense attitude, who's assigned to rein in the first family's wild child. Directed by David Mickey Evans, *First Kid (1996)* blends slapstick comedy with heartfelt family drama, exploring themes of childhood rebellion, the burdens of privilege, and the unexpected bonds that form under pressure.
Set against the backdrop of the White House and Washington's high-security world, this family-friendly adventure delivers laughs, warmth, and a timely reminder that growing up isn't easy—even for those who seem to have it all. With a stellar cast led by Sinbad as the unconventional protector, the film balances humor and emotion, making it a nostalgic gem for audiences of all ages.




