3 Men and a Little Lady

The three bachelors Peter, Michael and Jack have settled into life raising Mary, the daughter of their housemate Sylvia, and the arrangement has worked well for years. That changes when Sylvia's career pulls her away and she decides to move to England with Mary, leaving the three men to face life without the two people who have come to define their household. Their attachment to the child and to Sylvia sets them on a course to win them back.

The film is a sequel to Three Men and a Baby and returns Tom Selleck as Peter, Steve Guttenberg as Michael, Ted Danson as Jack, Nancy Travis as Sylvia and Robin Weisman as Mary, with Christopher Cazenove joining as Edward. Emile Ardolino directed, the third of four features in the chronological run of films listed for him, following Dirty Dancing and Chances Are and preceding Sister Act. Coline Serreau and Charlie Peters wrote the screenplay, and Ted Field and Robert W. Cort produced for Touchstone Pictures and Interscope Communications.

Released in November 1990, the comedy runs 104 minutes and took about 72 million dollars worldwide. Audiences are divided on it: on IMDb it holds 5.5 out of 10 from over 26,000 votes, and on TMDB 5.8 out of 10 from a much smaller sample, while the critics' rating stands at 4.4 out of 10 from 20 reviews.