¿Y dónde está la nana?

Título original: Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead

1991
PG-13
1h 42min

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Christina Applegate, Keith Coogan, Robert Hy Gorman, Danielle Harris, and Christopher Pettiet in ¿Y dónde está la nana? (1991)

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Cinco hermanos se quedan solos durante todo el verano, mientras su madre está fuera de la ciudad y después de que la malvada niñera cuelgue las botas.Cinco hermanos se quedan solos durante todo el verano, mientras su madre está fuera de la ciudad y después de que la malvada niñera cuelgue las botas.Cinco hermanos se quedan solos durante todo el verano, mientras su madre está fuera de la ciudad y después de que la malvada niñera cuelgue las botas.

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- 4 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
Production nearly stopped towards the end of shooting when Christopher Pettiet's drug addiction was getting out of control. The producers cut a few of his scenes to keep the film on schedule.

Errores
Several times, the children refer to being on summer vacation. However, the computer at the office reads March 22, 1989, and the tickets Sue Ellen gets as a gift read April 1st, 1990.

Citas
[repeated line]
Sue Ellen "Swell" Crandell: I'm right on top of that, Rose.

Créditos curiosos
The two groundskeepers for the cemetery stand over the Babysitters grave and comment how nice it was for her to leave them the money. The tombstone reads "Nice Old Lady inside who died of natural causes".

Versiones alternativas
TV versions edit the shot of the three drag queens stealing the car and also cut the line of dialogue from Sue Ellen that goes, "Oh yeah, what are we gonna say? Liza Minnelli stole our Buick?"

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: City Slickers/Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead/Jungle Fever/An Angel at My Table (1991)

Bandas sonoras
Draggin' the Line
Performed by Beat Goes Bang
Produced by Alan Meyerson and Beat Goes Bang
Courtesy of Restless Records
Written by Tommy James and Robert King (as Robert L. King)
Published by Longitude Music Co.

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8/10

Really stupid but I LOVED it!

OK the premise is dumb--A mom is going on vacation to Australia for two months. She has five children and leaves them with a tyrannical babysitter. The babysitter dies (of natural causes) within the first 15 minutes and the kids basically have to live alone all summer...but need money for food. The oldest one is 17 year old Sue Ellen (Christina Applegate)and she easily gets an executive position (just like real life, right?) at a fashion agency and, naturally, is incredible at her job. And her brothers and sisters learn values from her example...

Sounds horrible, but it's well-acted (especially Applegate and a drop dead gorgeous Joanna Cassidy), it moves quickly, is very funny, has a great soundtrack of new AND old songs and I enjoyed every minute of it! Not a great movie by any means, but if you can turn off your brain for 2 hours, you'll really enjoy it!