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Tooth Fairy

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Tooth Fairy follows star hockey player Derek Thompson as he is temporarily transformed into a full-fledged tooth fairy for a week as penalty for discouraging a young fan. But as Derek slowly adapts to his new position, he begins to rediscover his own forgotten dreams.

Genre:

Comedy, Family, Fantasy

Actors:

Dwayne Johnson, Ashley Judd, Stephen Merchant, Ryan Sheckler, Seth MacFarlane, Julie Andrews, Chase Ellison, Destiny Whitlock, Brandon T. Jackson, Dan Joffre, Ellie Harvie, ...»

Director:

Michael Lembeck

Country:

United States, Canada

Release:

2010

IMDb:

5.0

Quality:

Duration:

101 min

KEYWORDS:

#Ashley Judd #Dwayne Johnson #Julie Andrews #Michael Lembeck #Tooth Fairy

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ACTORS OF "Tooth Fairy"

Dwayne Johnson

2 May 1972, Hayward, California, USA

Ashley Judd

19 April 1968, Granada Hills, California, USA

Stephen Merchant

24 November 1974, Bristol, England, UK

Ryan Sheckler

30 December 1989, San Clemente, California, USA

Seth MacFarlane

26 October 1973, Kent, Connecticut, USA

Julie Andrews

1 October 1935, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, England, UK

Chase Ellison

22 September 1993, Reno, Nevada, USA

Destiny Whitlock

7 May 2001, Austell, Georgia, USA

Brandon T. Jackson

7 March 1984, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Dan Joffre

Ellie Harvie

7 April 1965, Belleville, Ontario, Canada

Barclay Hope

25 February 1958, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Michael Daingerfield

29 October 1970, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

24 January 1973, Castleknock, Dublin, Ireland

23 April 1997, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Steve Levy

12 March 1965, New York City, New York, USA

Simon King

Juno Rinaldi

Rukiya Bernard

20 January 1983, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

16 March 1952, Oakland, California, USA

20 August 1980, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Nicole Muñoz

24 June 1994, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Brendan Meyer

2 October 1994, Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

Kevin Atwell

Daniel Bacon

30 October 1970, Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK

Derek Gilroy

Brendan Beiser

17 April 1970, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Dee Jay Jackson

Peter Kelamis

11 December 1967, Sydney, Australia

19 November 1956, New York City, New York, USA

Billy Crystal

14 March 1948, Yorkville, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

DIRECTORS OF "Tooth Fairy"

Michael Lembeck

25 June 1948, Brooklyn, New York, USA

CREATORS OF "Tooth Fairy"

Babaloo Mandel

13 October 1949, New York City, New York, USA

Lowell Ganz

31 August 1948, New York City, New York, USA

HEROES OF "Tooth Fairy"

Derek Thompson

Played by: Dwayne Johnson

Carly

Played by: Ashley Judd

Tracy

Played by: Stephen Merchant

Mick Donnelly

Played by: Ryan Sheckler

Ziggy

Played by: Seth MacFarlane

Lily

Played by: Julie Andrews

Randy

Played by: Chase Ellison

Tess

Played by: Destiny Whitlock

Duke

Played by: Brandon T. Jackson

The Tooth Fairy

Played by: Dan Joffre

Permit Woman

Played by: Ellie Harvie

Coach

Played by: Barclay Hope

Color Commentator

Played by: Dale Wolfe

Kyle

Played by: Josh Emerson

Brad

Played by: Anthony Bewlz

Josh

Played by: Brendan Penny

Andreas

Played by: Lee Tichon

Gabe

Played by: Darien Provost

Gabe's Dad

Played by: David Quinlan

Sports Reporter

Played by: Ron Toffolo

Shelter Cove Mom

Played by: Jill Morrison

Shelter Cove Dad

Played by: Stephen Holmes

Shelter Cove Kid

Played by: Alex Ferris

Dave

Played by: Simon King

Sally

Played by: Juno Rinaldi

Amnesia Woman

Played by: Rukiya Bernard

Amnesia Man

Played by: Osmond L. Bramble

Amnesia Daughter

Played by: Maya Washington

Amnesia Grandma

Played by: Candus Churchill

Amnesia Grandpa

Played by: Rudy Richards

Amnesia Granddaughter

Played by: Maya Macatumpag

Amnesia Aunt

Played by: BJ Harrison

Amnesia Uncle

Played by: Alvin Sanders

Amnesia Nephew

Played by: Matt Ward

Amnesia Kid

Played by: Tanessa Holomon

Amnesia Daughter-In-Law

Played by: Storma

Amnesia Distant Cousin

Played by: Joanna Reid

Poltergeist Woman

Played by: Christina Schild

Poltergeist Man

Played by: Nicholas Carella

Kelly

Played by: Nicole Muñoz

Ben

Played by: Brendan Meyer

Kevin

Played by: Kevin Atwell

Fan

Played by: Daniel Bacon

Crazed Fan

Played by: Derek Gilroy

Teddy's Dad

Played by: Brendan Beiser

Cop

Played by: Dee Jay Jackson

Talent Show Teacher

Played by: Peter Kelamis

Inmate

Played by: John Tench

Scared Woman

Played by: Fiona Hogan

CRITICS OF "Tooth Fairy"

London Evening Standard

It has a terrible screenplay and you get the feeling that Johnson could be a much better light comedian than this, given a better chance.

June 03, 2010

At the Movies

Is there anything else to say except skip it?

February 01, 2010

Reeling Reviews

This is an obvious labor of love for the filmmakers and their collective eye for capturing the beauty, grace and, often, humor of their many dances (with Dom and Fiona) with geometric precision....

April 12, 2012

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Detroit News

As dental experiences go, Tooth Fairy doesn't hurt as much as you might think.

January 22, 2010

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Quickflix

To call Tooth Fairy a bad film is like calling star Dwayne Johnson a big guy. Both statements are accurate, but neither actually conveys the degree to which they are true.

October 21, 2010

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ComingSoon.net

For what it is, Tooth Fairy is probably a success; it's not particularly smart or original but it doesn't care to be. That doesn't offer much hope to anyone else.

March 21, 2011

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Daily Express (UK)

Feels like a relic from the Seventies, but it does have funny moments.

June 01, 2010

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Shadows on the Wall

This comedy is essentially a goofy premise with some nutty dialog and set pieces pasted onto it. But it's watchably entertaining, even though the filmmakers miss almost every opportunity for sublime absurdity.

June 03, 2010

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New York Times

Like most family films nowadays, the movie squanders a lot of energy righteously huffing and puffing its message: let kids dream.

January 22, 2010

Time Out

The one element that lifts this above utter tedium is the presence of Stephen Merchant as tooth-fairy administrator Tracy. That he manages to come away with his dignity intact is testament to his skill as a comedian.

May 25, 2010

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Time Out

CGI fairy dust, dippy tooth puns and a semi-amusing Billy Crystal cameo can't disguise the fact that this sugary distraction is as hollow as a cavity.

January 23, 2010

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Globe and Mail

Tooth Fairy makes the mistake of having too many anxious hockey players remain on the ice after their shift has ended.

January 22, 2010

GALLERY OF "Tooth Fairy"