That's My Boy 2012
"The story of a child… and his son."
Directed by Sean Anders, *That's My Boy (2012)* dives into the chaotic reunion between a once-wild teen father, Donny, and his grown son, Todd—just days before Todd's lavish wedding.
Director: Sean Anders
Cast
Adam Sandler
Donny Berger
Andy Samberg
Todd Peterson
Leighton Meester
Jamie Martin
Vanilla Ice
Vanilla Ice
Tony Orlando
Steve Spirou
Will Forte
Phil
Milo Ventimiglia
Chad
Susan Sarandon
Mary McGarricle (Present Day)
James Caan
Father McNally
Blake Clark
Gerald
Frequently Asked Questions
What is That's My Boy (2012) about?
*That's My Boy* follows the story of Donny, a former party-loving teen who fathered a son and then vanished, only to resurface just as his grown child is about to tie the knot. As wedding preparations collide with Donny's chaotic presence, old wounds reopen, and Todd must decide whether to let the past dictate his future.
Who directed That's My Boy?
Sean Anders directed *That's My Boy*.
Who stars in That's My Boy?
The film stars Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg, Leighton Meester, Vanilla Ice, and Will Forte as the eccentric supporting cast.
Is That's My Boy (2012) worth watching?
As a raunchy comedy, *That's My Boy* delivers laughs with its signature Sandler-brand humor, though it might not appeal to those seeking subtlety. Fans of absurd family dynamics and nostalgic '90s vibes will likely find it entertaining, even if the humor isn't always polished.
How long is That's My Boy?
The film has a runtime of 116 minutes.
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About That's My Boy (2012) — When a reckless dad storms back into his son's wedding plans
Directed by Sean Anders, *That's My Boy (2012)* dives into the chaotic reunion between a once-wild teen father, Donny, and his grown son, Todd—just days before Todd's lavish wedding. After years of silence, Donny crashes back into Todd's polished life, dragging his son into a whirlwind of embarrassing antics and unresolved family drama. With Adam Sandler and Andy Samberg leading the way, this raunchy comedy explores themes of redemption, parental baggage, and the messy ties that bind families together.
Packed with over-the-top humor and heartfelt moments, the film balances cringe-worthy humor with a surprisingly touching core. Set against the backdrop of Todd's impending nuptials, Donny's antics threaten to derail the event, forcing both father and son to confront the past—and perhaps find a path to something resembling peace. It's a wild ride that's as much about forgiveness as it is about laughter.
