
Little Fockers
When his demanding father‑in‑law forces him to become heir to the Byrnes empire on the day of his twins' birthday party, hapless dad Greg Focker must juggle a chaotic celebration, a looming house move and a scheming patriarch's suspicions before his new title destroys his marriage.
“Kids bring everyone closer, right?”
Synopsis
It took Greg ten years, two children with his wife Pam, and numerous challenges to finally earn the approval of his tightly wound father-in-law, Jack. When Greg's financially struggling father takes a night job with a pharmaceutical company, Jack's doubts about his favored male nurse resurface. As Greg and Pam's extended family gathers for the twins' birthday party, Greg must convince the skeptical Jack that he is fully capable of being the head of the household.
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How many hands made this film
The scale of the collaboration
A crew of 808+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Greg HaydenShot by Remi AdefarasinScored by Stephen TraskDesigned by William ArnoldSound by Bob BeemerCostumes by Nanrose BuchmanStunts by Rick LefevourVFX by Raymond Chen
Box Office
2010 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.1× its budget
Why 2.5×?
Cinemas keep roughly half of every ticket sold, and a wide release’s marketing often costs about as much again as the film — so a movie needs to gross around 2.5× its production budget just to break even theatrically. It’s a rule of thumb, not the studio’s ledger (home video and streaming come later).
Worldwide gross
$310.7M
US & Canada: $148.4M — 48% of worldwide · International: $162.2M (52%)
Opening weekend: $14.3M — 10% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $14.3M — 10% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,536 theaters
Full synopsis
Also known as
- Meine Frau, unsere Kinder und ichde
- Mon beau-père et nousfr
- Vi presento i nostriit
- (Alternative Title)Meet the Parents: Little Fockers
Release dates around the world4 countries · showhide
- BelgiumDec 22, 2010
- CanadaDec 22, 2010
- SwitzerlandDec 22, 2010
- EgyptDec 22, 2010
Production & Distribution
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Cast & Crew
808 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Ben Stiller
as Greg Focker
Teri Polo
as Pam Focker
Robert De Niro
as Jack Byrnes
Owen Wilson
as Kevin Rawley
Dustin Hoffman
as Bernie Focker
Barbra Streisand
as Roz Focker
Blythe Danner
as Dina Byrnes
Jessica Alba
as Andi Garcia
Laura Dern
as Prudence
Kevin Hart
as Nurse Louis
Kevin Hart I
as Nurse Louis
Daisy Tahan
as Samantha Focker
Supporting cast
99Colin Baiocchi
as Henry Focker
Tom Mccarthy Nm0565336
as Dr. Bob
Harvey Keitel
as Randy Weir
Yul Vazquez
as Junior
Jack Axelrod
as Chappy
Clent Bowers
as Mr. Androvsky
Olga Fonda
as Svetlana
Laksh Singh
as Dr. Patel
Trula M Marcus
as Stage Producer
Jake Keiffer
as Rufus
Rob Huebel
as Sleazy Doctor
John Dimaggio
as EMT
Jordan Peele
as EMT
Kelli Kirkland
as EMT
Deepak Chopra
as Deepak Chopra
Robbie Tucker
as EHS Tough Kid
Nick Kroll
as Young Doctor
Sergio Calderon
as Gustavo
Aaron Zachary Philips
as Confused Child
David Pressman
as Doctor
Hugh Dane
as Doctor
Amy Stiller
as Kristen
Richard Cotovsky
as Newspaper Vendor
Trinity Warren
as Climbing Kid
Samuel Schultz
as Climbing Kid
Cade Rogers
as Climbing Kid, Bounce House Kid
Ava Rose Williams
as Climbing Kid
Frankie Torres
as Climbing Kid
Kyla Warren
as Party Kid
Erin Haisan
as Party Kid
Ryder Bucaro
as Party Kid
Callder Griffith
as Party Kid
Leilah Star
as Party Kids
David Williams
as Party Kids
Randy Chuang
as Monk
Joe Thamawat
as Monk
Harry Bali
as Sadu
Paul Herman
as Caricature Artist
Leslie Garavito
as Fire Pit Child
Cort Rogers
as Bounce House Kid
Troy Lindsay Brown
as Bounce House Kid
Erika Jensen
as Party Parent
Robert Miano
as Party Parent
Kat Kramer
as Party Parent
Roy Jones Jr
as Party Parent
Derek Ressallat
as Party Parent
Vladimir Kubr
as Ballpit Kid
Semere Ab Etmet Yohannes
as Fire Walker
Nicole Pano
as Art Teacher
Michael Naughton
as Anatomy Professor
Celina Zambon
as Carmencita
Shih Chou
as Party Monk
Stan Egi
as Man on Subway
Juan Antonio Bolivar
as Flamenco Dancer
Michelle Castillo
as Flamenco Dancer
Theo Crisell
as Flamenco Dancer
Neisha Folkes
as Flamenco Dancer
Jillana Laufer
as Flamenco Dancer
Molly Rogers
as Flamenco Dancer
Ama Ri
as Student, Party Kid
Jacob Bertrand
as Boy
Bryce Blais
as Hanuman
Joe Bozek
as Train Passenger
Christian Calloway
as Construction Foreman
Jasmine Mila Cap
as Flamenco Dancer
Nelson Carvajal
as Hilton Chicago Pedestrian
Jacob Charlot
as Art Male Model
Arnold Chon
as Monk
Eddie Davenport
as Party Parent
Joe Devito
as Train Passenger
Moe Friday
as Valet
Christina Gabrielle
as Ballpit Girl
Soraya Garre
as Party Assistant
Lubella Gauna
as Nurse in Nursing Station
Brandy Grace
as Thai Bartender
Sly Jones
as Party Parent
Spencer Kayden
as Train Passenger
Samantha Kelly
as Butler
Michael Kuster
as Businessman
Dan Latham
as Business Traveler
Christopher Mason
as Party Kid
Joseph Mazurk
as Paul the CTA Passenger
Hunter James Mckeever
as Party Kid
River Stone Mckeever
as Party Kid
Ed Moy
as Monk
Westley Nguyen
as Monk
Russ Panzarella
as Train Passenger
Christopher Pastenes
as Train Passenger
Erin Pickett
as Party Parent
Kiana Prudhont
as Party Kid
Gabriel Rydel Jurgens
as Party Kid
Kiyanti Schlank
as Student, Party Kid
Gary Sievers
as Spanish Square Patron
Sophia Strauss
as Party Kid
Victoria Strauss
as Party Kid
Daniel Cage Theodore
as Construction Worker
Ema Vo
as Party Kid
Devin Williamson
as Construction Guy
Melissa Wintringham
as Teacher
Directors
1Writers
6Producers
14Alicia Johnson
digital intermediate producer: EFilm
Andrew Miano
executive producer
Blake Nickle
digital producer: Rhythm & Hues Studios
Daniel Lupi
executive producer
Gary Nolin
visual effects producer: Rhythm & Hues Studios
Hunter Woo
motion graphics producer (uncredited)
Jane Rosenthal
Producer
Jay Roach
Producer, Producers
John Hamburg
Producer, Producers
Katterli Frauenfelder
associate producer
Meghan Lyvers
executive producer
Nancy Tenenbaum
executive producer
Robert De Niro
Producer, Producers
Ryan Kavanaugh
executive producer
Other crew
695Joe Chess
a' camera operator: additional photography
Haydn Pazanti
a' camera second assistant
Julie Wyloge
accounting clerk
Lucas Dunning
accounting clerk (uncredited)
Edwin Wendler
additional arrangements
Lior Rosner
additional arrangements
Matthew Mariano
additional arrangements
Nicole Basile
additional assistant accountant
John Hays
additional boom operator (uncredited)
David Richert
additional camera operator (uncredited)
Beth Bowling
additional casting: New York
Kim Miscia
additional casting: New York
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