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Meeting Daddy 2000

★ 2.02 votes96 min📅 2000-06-27

When a sharp-witted New York writer crosses state lines to meet the unconventional family of his Southern belle girlfriend, he finds himself navigating a whirlwind of eccentric personalities and heartfelt chaos.

Director: Peter Gould

Cast

Lloyd Bridges
Lloyd Bridges
Mr. Branson
Josh Charles
Josh Charles
Peter Silverblatt
Ali Wentworth
Ali Wentworth
Melanie Branson
Beau Bridges
Beau Bridges
Larry Branson
Walter Olkewicz
Walter Olkewicz
Dink Branson
Kristy Swanson
Kristy Swanson
Laurel Lee
Edie McClurg
Edie McClurg
Dot
Cindy Bridges
Becky Sue Branson
Christopher T. Gray
Taxi Driver
Don Perry
Mr. Sulak

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Meeting Daddy (2000) about?

A sharp-tongued New York writer visits his girlfriend's eccentric family in Georgia, where he must navigate a maze of Southern charm, family secrets, and enough idiosyncrasies to make anyone question their dating choices.

Who directed Meeting Daddy?

Peter Gould helmed this comedy. Known for his storytelling finesse, Gould crafts a tale that balances humor with heartfelt moments.

Who stars in Meeting Daddy?

The film stars Lloyd Bridges, Josh Charles, Ali Wentworth, Beau Bridges, and Kristy Swanson as the standout cast members bringing the story to life.

Is Meeting Daddy (2000) worth watching?

For fans of lighthearted romantic comedies with a Southern twist, *Meeting Daddy* offers up a solid mix of humor and heart. While it's not a blockbuster, its quirky charm and relatable themes make it a worthwhile watch for a cozy movie night.

How long is Meeting Daddy?

The film runs for 96 minutes, or a tidy 1 hour and 36 minutes.

About Meeting Daddy (2000) — A New Yorker's Guide to Southern Family Chaos

When a sharp-witted New York writer crosses state lines to meet the unconventional family of his Southern belle girlfriend, he finds himself navigating a whirlwind of eccentric personalities and heartfelt chaos.

Directed by Peter Gould, *Meeting Daddy (2000)* blends romance and humor into a Southern-tinged comedy that explores themes of family, first impressions, and the quirks that make us who we are. With a mix of warmth and wit, the film follows a city-dweller as he steps out of his comfort zone and into a world where charm and dysfunction collide. Expect plenty of laughs, a few surprises, and a reminder that sometimes the best stories begin with an unexpected introduction.