Quints

Jamie Grover is a thirteen-year-old girl who feels overwhelmed by the constant attention of her parents. While she initially hopes for siblings to gain some independence, her situation changes drastically when her mother gives birth to quintuplets. As the babies become local celebrities and her parents become preoccupied with their newfound fame and the demands of five infants, Jamie finds herself neglected. She must then find ways to regain her parents' attention and bring them back to reality.

This family comedy and drama was produced by Once Upon a Time Films, Buena Vista Television, and Disney Channel. Directed by Bill Corcoran, the film followed his 1999 project Outlaw Justice and preceded Atomic Twister in 2002. The screenplay was written by Matthew Weisman and produced by Nicholas Tabarrok. The main cast features Kimberly J. Brown as Jamie, with Daniel Roebuck and Elizabeth Morehead playing her parents. Other credited roles include Shadia Simmons, Jake Epstein, and Robin Duke, among a total of 37 credited cast members.

The television movie has a runtime of 83 minutes. It holds a moderate reception from viewers, with a rating of 5.5/10 based on 3,000 votes on IMDb and a score of 5.6/10 from 65 votes on TMDB.