How to Succeed at Birth 2013
"For Jules, it's hard to have a life, when all you do is give birth."
In Aaron Behl's quirky comedy *How to Succeed at Birth (2013)*, a dedicated team of birth coaches navigates their own personal struggles while guiding couples through the so-called "happiest day of their lives.
Director: Aaron Behl
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is How to Succeed at Birth (2013) about?
The film follows Jules and her coworkers as they assist couples in celebrating life's biggest moments, all while struggling to carve out their own paths. It's a comedy that highlights the absurdity of everyday life and the importance of self-prioritization.
Who directed How to Succeed at Birth?
Aaron Behl directed this 2013 comedy, bringing a lighthearted and engaging style to the project.
Who stars in How to Succeed at Birth?
The film features Ed Begley Jr., Lucy DeVito, Katie Conway, Chris Alvarado, and Aimee McKay in key roles.
Is How to Succeed at Birth (2013) worth watching?
As a lighthearted comedy, it delivers laughs and heartfelt moments, making it a solid choice for fans of workplace humor. While not a blockbuster, its charming premise and cast make it enjoyable for casual viewers.
How long is How to Succeed at Birth?
Runtime details are not listed.
About How to Succeed at Birth (2013) — A hilarious workplace comedy about birth coaches chasing their own dreams
In Aaron Behl's quirky comedy *How to Succeed at Birth (2013)*, a dedicated team of birth coaches navigates their own personal struggles while guiding couples through the so-called "happiest day of their lives." Each day brings the same routine for Jules and her coworkers—helping others celebrate new beginnings—leaving little time to focus on their own dreams. The film blends workplace humor with heartfelt moments, exploring themes of self-discovery, ambition, and the chaos of modern life. With a lighthearted tone and relatable characters, this TV movie offers a fresh take on finding balance amid the chaos of expectations.
Ed Begley Jr., Lucy DeVito, and Katie Conway lead the cast, delivering comedic timing and emotional depth as they juggle their roles as professionals and individuals. The film's atmosphere is a mix of workplace satire and uplifting charm, making it a standout in the comedy genre. Whether you're looking for a feel-good story or a laugh, *How to Succeed at Birth* keeps you engaged from start to finish.