A Very Brady Sequel

A Very Brady Sequel centres on the Brady household as Mike Brady prepares a surprise for his wedding anniversary with Carol. Their plans are interrupted by the arrival of Roy, who claims to be Carol's first husband, long thought dead. The family takes him in, and the children come to look up to him, which unsettles Mike's arrangements for the celebration. Roy then takes Carol away to Hawaii, prompting Mike and the rest of the family to set off after them. Running underneath the story is a valuable ancient Asian statuette kept in the Brady home, which is worth a fortune and is what the visitor is really after; the family does not know its worth.

The film is a comedy based on the television series about a large blended suburban family. Arlene Sanford directed it, working from a screenplay by Deborah Kaplan, Harry Elfont and James Berg. It was Sanford's first feature as director, followed later by I'll Be Home for Christmas and Good Luck Charlie, It's Christmas! Shelley Long and Gary Cole lead the cast as Carol and Mike, with Christopher Daniel Barnes, Christine Taylor, Paul Sutera and Jennifer Elise Cox among the Brady children. Forty-three performers are credited.

Made for about 12 million dollars, the film took roughly 21 million worldwide. On IMDb it holds 5.9 out of 10 from around 13,000 votes, and on TMDB 5.8 from 184 votes, while critics gave it 5.8 from 36 reviews. Audience and critical scores therefore sit close together, indicating a modest, similarly received comedy.