My Boss's Daughter 2003
"There are some things you just don't do."
In this 2003 romantic comedy directed by David Zucker, *My Boss's Daughter* follows the chaotic misadventures of a lovestruck young employee who jumps at the chance to housesit for his overbearing boss. His real motivation?
Director: David Zucker
Cast
Ashton Kutcher
Tom Stansfield
Tara Reid
Lisa Taylor
Andy Richter
Red Taylor
Jeffrey Tambor
Ken
Michael Madsen
T.J.
Jon Abrahams
Paul
David Koechner
Speed
Carmen Electra
Tina
Molly Shannon
Audrey Bennett
Terence Stamp
Jack Taylor
Frequently Asked Questions
What is My Boss's Daughter (2003) about?
This 2003 comedy follows a young man who agrees to housesit for his boss, hoping to win over the boss's daughter he's crushing on. But his plan quickly unravels when he's forced to navigate a house full of unexpected guests, an overprotective brother, and drug dealers chasing the brother down.
Who directed My Boss's Daughter?
David Zucker, known for his work in comedy films like *Airplane!* and *Scary Movie*, directed *My Boss's Daughter*.
Who stars in My Boss's Daughter?
The film features Ashton Kutcher as the lovestruck employee, Tara Reid as the boss's daughter, and Andy Richter, Jeffrey Tambor, Michael Madsen, and Jon Abrahams rounding out the cast.
Is My Boss's Daughter (2003) worth watching?
If you enjoy lighthearted rom-coms with a side of slapstick humor, *My Boss's Daughter* delivers plenty of laughs and charm. While it's not Zucker's most groundbreaking work, the film's breezy pace and relatable premise make it a fun, low-stakes pick for a casual movie night.
How long is My Boss's Daughter?
The runtime for *My Boss's Daughter* is 83 minutes.
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About My Boss's Daughter (2003) — When a house-sit turns into a romantic comedy disaster
In this 2003 romantic comedy directed by David Zucker, *My Boss's Daughter* follows the chaotic misadventures of a lovestruck young employee who jumps at the chance to housesit for his overbearing boss. His real motivation? To get closer to his crush—the boss's free-spirited daughter. But life loves throwing curveballs, and soon he's dodging a parade of houseguests, an overprotective older brother, and a pair of increasingly agitated drug dealers hot on the brother's trail. What starts as a simple plan spirals into a slapstick-filled romp where every room hides a new obstacle, and nothing goes according to script.
This fish-out-of-water farce blends sharp wit with slapstick humor, weaving romance and chaos into a story about love, persistence, and the fine art of avoiding your boss's wrath. The film's breezy tone and lighthearted escapades make it a standout in the early 2000s rom-com scene, packed with quirky characters and enough twists to keep the laughs (and groans) coming throughout its snappy 83-minute runtime.
