As maligned family members go, in-laws are second only to wicked stepmothers in the onscreen villainy department. Potential grooms are often nerve-wracked by the fathers of their wives-to-be, as in My Big Fat Greek Wedding or Meet the Parents . But in The In-Laws , it's the dads of the happy couple who face off. In Andrew Fleming's 2003 remake of the 1979 Arthur Hiller classic, Michael Douglas and Albert Brooks take the title roles. But since each man had a different area of expertise, their approaches were different. ...
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As maligned family members go, in-laws are second only to wicked stepmothers in the onscreen villainy department. Potential grooms are often nerve-wracked by the fathers of their wives-to-be, as in My Big Fat Greek Wedding or Meet the Parents . But in The In-Laws , it's the dads of the happy couple who face off. In Andrew Fleming's 2003 remake of the 1979 Arthur Hiller classic, Michael Douglas and Albert Brooks take the title roles. But since each man had a different area of expertise, their approaches were different. ...