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Superdad

Play trailer Poster for Superdad G,  1974,  1h 35m,  Kids & Family/ Comedy Play Trailer Watchlist
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When his daughter, Wendy (Kathleen Cody), announces that she'll be staying home to attend a local school rather than moving away to the more highly regarded Huntington College, Charlie McCready (Bob Crane) assumes that the influence of his daughter's deadbeat friends is to blame. He resolves to change her mind by insinuating himself into her social life and trying to scare off her boyfriend (Kurt Russell). Ironically, he only ends up driving Wendy into the arms of an even more undesirable boy.

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Judith Crist New York Magazine/Vulture Oct 2, 2019
It is shoddy and stupid by the lowest family-fare standards. Go to Full Review
Jennifer Green Common Sense Media May 14, 2019
2/5
Dated gender roles, style eclipse appeal of '70s comedy. Go to Full Review
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Audience Reviews

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George R Feb 22, 2010 Forget the naysayers, Superdad is loads of fun. It's a touching Disney film with an amusing and heartfelt showing from Bob Crane. And who can forget the cheesy but seductive theme song, "These Are The Best Times"? (First and only viewing - 1/4/2011) See more
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Movie Info

Synopsis When his daughter, Wendy (Kathleen Cody), announces that she'll be staying home to attend a local school rather than moving away to the more highly regarded Huntington College, Charlie McCready (Bob Crane) assumes that the influence of his daughter's deadbeat friends is to blame. He resolves to change her mind by insinuating himself into her social life and trying to scare off her boyfriend (Kurt Russell). Ironically, he only ends up driving Wendy into the arms of an even more undesirable boy.
Director
Vincent McEveety
Producer
Bill Anderson
Screenwriter
Joseph L. McEveety
Production Co
Walt Disney Productions
Rating
G
Genre
Kids & Family, Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Jan 1, 2014
Runtime
1h 35m
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