Daddy's Perfect Little Girl

Fernsehfilm
2021
TV-PG
1 Std. 25 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA girl becomes jealous when her adoptive father develops a relationship with a woman and her son.A girl becomes jealous when her adoptive father develops a relationship with a woman and her son.A girl becomes jealous when her adoptive father develops a relationship with a woman and her son.

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6mja58

I'd give it a look - The child actors are pretty good!!

This was sort of a re-hash of "The Bad Seed", but using a psychological slant for the kid's behavior.

Look for:

1. Ella talking like a regular kid - when her father isn't around.

2. Ella's friend Kinsley also talking like a regular kid - and her interaction with Cecily when she questions her about Ella.

3. The nasty neighbor that gets what's coming to him.

4. The rather poignant ending scene.

I didn't have any drinks while watching - and I still thought it was pretty good!!

1foxfire030

Horrible

I suffered through this just to see if it would get any better. No chemistry between any of the characters. Basically just about a brat that needed a spanking. Lifetime your movies are horrible. It's more about kids n teenagers now. I'm over your channel. Buh bye.

1nancylouisedavis-659-578992

Terrible Acting!!

This is just another psycho child movie. It is predictable. The little girl just puffs out her lips, looks evil, and throws a hissy fit at every little thing. All I could do was laugh at her performance. Don't waste your time on this one.

7pmtelefon

A nice change of pace

"Daddy's Perfect Little Girl" is a (mostly) fun watch. It was a little different than the usual Lifetime fare. It told its story well and wrapped up in an unexpected way. The cast does a nice job, especially Hattie Kragten. Warts and all, I enjoyed watching "Daddy's Perfect Little Girl".

2gotohoward

Pretty Bad

It was probably made for 12 yo's. I watched at first, because I knew from the title and short description it would be about a demented child which are fun to watch for me. It ended up being an amateur level production experience. By amateur I mean it was actors and a production at very basic levels. I stuck with it because I like seeing how hard it is to be good at writing and acting when you see people who aren't very good, but want to be. Who knows you might see someone early in their career, and end up in real movies or popular tv shows. You got to start somewhere. The little girl in this gets mad over and over when she loses her father's undivided attention or doesn't get what she wants. It was probably made for $50,000 the whole thing.

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Wilhelm Scream: Heard when Ella pushes Albert off the ladder before his death.

Patzer
When Ella is cutting Zander's brake cable on his mountain bike, she is holding the cable for the front wheel brake. When the scene changes to her actually cutting the cable, she cuts the cable for the rear wheel brake. When the scene changes again, she is back at the front wheel.

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[Kinsley gets a call from Ella, she groans before answering]
Kinsley Winters: What do you want?
Ella Chambers: I just got back from Adventure Camp. It was so much fun!
Kinsley Winters: That's cool, I guess. But... fun's over now.
Ella Chambers: No, it's not! You're just jealous I got to go.
Kinsley Winters: Okay. I guess you dad hasn't talked to his little GIRLFRIEND yet, huh?
Ella Chambers: What are you talking about?
Kinsley Winters: [chuckles] Oh, my gosh! You have no idea, do you? I told her everything: about your little obsession with Juliette, and how much you hate Zander--oh, and what you did to your NEIGHBOR.
Ella Chambers: WHAT! That's not true! You don't know anything!
Kinsley Winters: Whatever, Ella. Just like you said: we're NOT friends anymore.
Ella Chambers: [freaks out fearfully] Oh, my God!