Quints (2000) (TV)

User Rating:

5.3/10   

Director:

Bill Corcoran

Writers (WGA):

Matthew Weisman (story)
Matthew Weisman (teleplay) ...

Release Date:

18 August 2000 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Family

Plot:

A family is surprised by the arrival of quintuplets.

Plot Keywords:

Quintuplets | Parent | Narrative | Teen | Small Town

Awards:

2 nominations

Cast

Jesse Ray Brooks	...	Commercial Kid
Kimberly J. Brown	...	Jamie Grover
Tim Burd	...	Commercial Director
Shawn Campbell	...	Man in Waiting Room
Vince Corazza	...	Albert (as Vincent Corazza)
Cole Corcoran	...	Adam Grover
Robin Duke	...	Fiona
Dan Duran	...	Reporter
Erica Ellis	...	Hysterical Bridesmaid
Jake Epstein	...	Brad
Jill Ann Goldhand	...	Woman in Waiting Room
James Kall	...	Mr. Blackmer
Don Knotts	...	Gov. Healy
B.J. McQueen	...	Biker
Elizabeth Morehead	...	Nancy Grover
Joseph Motiki	...	Cameraman
Daniel Roebuck	...	Jim Grover (also as Dan Roebuck)
Shadia Simmons	...	Zoe

Runtime:

83 min

Country:

Canada | USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Australia:G

Filming Locations:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Company:

Once Upon a Time Films

Trivia:

Babies are only allowed to work fifteen minutes at a time with twenty minute breaks in between. So, twenty babies were brought in to play the quints.

Quotes:

Jim Grover: It's quints.

One of the worst movies I've ever seen...

I hate saying anything negative, but I just have to warn everybody about how awful this movie is. I could not stop watching it because i kept on wondering if it was all some big joke or something. The movie did have an OK idea behind it. If it had been made differently it could have been better. The main character, Kimberly J. Brown, gets so annoying throughout the movie that you will want to throw your television out of the window. She does a HORRABLE job narrating, and her character keeps on tricking you about what happens then will go back and say "i was just kidding, that isn't what really happened." I think one major thing that turned me off about this movie is the fact that the main character will constantly talk to you, the viewer. It makes it seem like i am watching one of those toddler shows where they ask you questions and wait for you to answer. In fact that is just what she does. It is too bad that Disney wasted its money on this movie. The acting in this movie feels like a cheep high school play. Hopefully you wont waste your time watching it. I gave it a vote of 1 for awful, but it deserves a zero.