Bringing Down the House

Peter Sanderson (Steve Martin) is a workaholic tax attorney, separated from his wife Kate (Jean Smart) and often too busy for their children, Sarah (Kimberly J. Brown) and Georgie (Angus T. Jones).

Peter arranges a blind date at his home with Charlene Morton (Queen Latifah), a woman he has been chatting with online. Misled by her photograph and description, he is shocked to discover that she is actually a felon who corresponded with him from prison. Charlene tries to blackmail Peter into clearing her name of armed robbery, claiming she is innocent, but he throws her out after several attempts.

MPAA Rating:	PG-13
Genre:	Comedy
Country:	United States
Produced By:	Jane Bartelme, Ashok Amritraj, Todd Lieberman, Cookie Carosella, Queen Latifah, David Hoberman
Directed By:	Adam Shankman
Written By:	Jason Filardi
Cast:	Garland Spencer, Missi Pyle, Montrose Hagins, Jernard Burks, Smalls, Angus T. Jones, Michael Rosenbaum, Steve Harris, Victor Webster, Eddie Garcia, Oscar Orosco, Michael Ensign, Vincent M. Ward, Robin Michelle McClamb, Lucas Meyers, Josh Waters, Betty White, Sundy Carter, Laura Grady, Seth Howard, Bronzell Miller, Matt Lutz, Walter Addison, Seth Altschull, Jean Smart, Erik Betts, Joan Plowright, Tracey Cherelle Jones, Aengus James, Jim Haynie, Anne Bellamy, Cris Judd, John Prosky, Jesse Corti, Alonzo Bodden, Teddy Lane Jr., Kimberly J. Brown, Randy Oglesby, Bibi Nshimba, Queen Latifah, Steve Martin, Gina Morelli, Diana Carreno, Anne Fletcher, Christianna Carmine, Daymond Johnson, Deezer D, Michelle McGinty, Wahayn Inello Clayton, Eugene Levy
In Theaters:	Mar 07, 2003
Runtime:	1 hour 45 minutes
Production:	Touchstone Pictures, Hyde Park Films, Mandeville Films
Budget:	$33,000,000
Box Office:	$132,716,677
Available On:	Amazon, Itunes, Vudu
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