3 Men Collection

The "3 Men Collection" comprises two films released between 1987 and 1990, featuring Tom Selleck in a recurring role. The collection centers on the lives of three bachelors who share a Manhattan penthouse. The initial film, "Three Men and a Baby," explores the unexpected challenges these men face when a baby girl is left in their care. This premise continues in the sequel, "Three Men and a Little Lady," where the now five-year-old child's mother seeks a suitable father among the three bachelors, leading to complications and humorous situations. The two films in the collection have a combined runtime of 206 minutes and a total budget of $11 million, generating $314 million in revenue. "Three Men and a Baby" has a runtime of 102 minutes and generated $242.8 million, while "Three Men and a Little Lady" runs for 104 minutes and earned $71.6 million. This film collection spans three years of activity and presents a series of comedic scenarios built around the unconventional living arrangement and relationships of its central characters. The films collectively offer a look at the evolving dynamics between these men as they navigate responsibility, romance, and the complexities of family.