Maybe Baby

2000
R
1h 44min

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Rowan Atkinson, Joely Richardson, Emma Thompson, Hugh Laurie, and Joanna Lumley in Maybe Baby (2000)

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Comedy Romance

Sam y Lucy forman una pareja que parece tenerlo todo. Se quieren y ansían un bebé que corone su felicidad. Han probado todos los métodos de fertilización pero Lucy no se queda embarazada.Sam y Lucy forman una pareja que parece tenerlo todo. Se quieren y ansían un bebé que corone su felicidad. Han probado todos los métodos de fertilización pero Lucy no se queda embarazada.Sam y Lucy forman una pareja que parece tenerlo todo. Se quieren y ansían un bebé que corone su felicidad. Han probado todos los métodos de fertilización pero Lucy no se queda embarazada.

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Curiosidades
Hugh Laurie directed some scenes when Ben Elton had to go to hospital for the birth of his children. Elton and his wife had been undergoing IVF treatment.

Pifias
About 34 minutes into the film, there is a scene in a restaurant. In one shot, there is a waitress at the table, and another one setting down plates at a table in the background. The camera cuts away for less than two seconds upon th arrival of a character, then cuts back, but with both waitress prematurely gone.

Citas
Sheila: Well Mr. Phipps, you are in perilous danger of turning me back into a heterosexual.

Conexiones
References La familia Addams (1964)

Banda sonora
Maybe Baby
Composed Buddy Holly (as Charles Hardin) and Norman Petty
Performed by Paul McCartney

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On the interchangeability of humour and comedy

Well, let's see....

It's got Hugh Laurie in it, so it must be funny, right? And it's about making babies, so it must be very funny, right? And it's written by Ben Elton, so it has to be very, very funny, right? Well, the ingredients may be there but this christmas pudding is a stale pancake. As a brit, may I be honest and say that the term "British comedy" is very much a contradiction in terms these days.

Trouble is, all the 'in crowd' who make films here don't have a shred of genuine humor between them. For 'comedy' read 'stupidity' - so far as these idiots are concerned, they are interchangeable.

Sadly, only americans know how to do humor now. They don't know how to do much else, but they do know humor.