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Meet the Parents (2000)

Robert De Niro

Genres
Comedy, Romance
Authors
Роберт Де Ніро, Robert De Niro
Directors
Джей Роуч

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Synopsis

Overview of the film "Meet the Parents" (2000)

"Meet the Parents" (English: Meet the Parents) is a 2000 American comedy directed by Jay Roach. The film tells the story of male nurse Greg Focker (Ben Stiller), who goes to meet the parents of his girlfriend Pam (Teri Polo). Her father Jack (Robert De Niro) is a former CIA agent who subjects Greg to a series of humiliating tests to ensure he is worthy of his daughter. The film was a box office hit and spawned a franchise.

Franchise chronology

  • "Meet the Parents" (2000) — original film. 1 season (film). Greg meets Pam's parents.
  • "Meet the Fockers" (2004) — sequel. Greg and Pam visit Greg's parents.
  • "Little Fockers" (2010) — third film. Greg and Pam raise children.
  • "Focker In-Law" (2026, planned) — fourth film. Greg now plays the role of a future father-in-law.

Where to watch

  • Netflix: Meet the Parents (available in some regions)
  • Amazon Prime Video: Meet the Parents (rent/purchase)
  • Apple TV: Meet the Parents (rent/purchase)
  • YouTube: Meet the Parents (trailer)
  • UAKino: Знайомство з батьками (Ukrainian voiceover)

Next release

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Latest updates

In 2026, the fourth film of the franchise "Focker In-Law" starring Ariana Grande is expected to be released.

Cast

  • Роберт Де Ніро — Jack Byrnes
  • Бен Стіллер — Greg Focker
  • Блайт Даннер — Dina Byrnes
  • Тері Поло — Pam Byrnes
  • Джеймс Ребгорн — Larry Banks
  • Оуен Вілсон — Kevin Rawley

Crew

  • Джей Роуч — Producer
  • Джон Гамбург — Screenwriter
  • Роберт Де Ніро — Producer
  • Джей Роуч — Producer
  • Ренді Ньюман — Composer

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