Film Snail

6.2

Delivery Man

PG-13·2013·105m

Comedy

Summary

An affable underachiever finds out he's fathered 533 children through anonymous donations to a fertility clinic 20 years ago. Now he must decide whether or not to come forward when 142 of them file a lawsuit to reveal his identity.

Cast

Vince Vaughn

David

Cobie Smulders

Emma

Chris Pratt

Brett

Britt Robertson

Kristen

Jack Reynor

Josh

Bobby Moynihan

Aleksy

Andrzej Blumenfeld

Mikolaj

Simon Delaney

Victor

Dave Patten

Adam

Adam Chanler-Berat

Viggo

Amos VanderPoel

Taylor

Matthew Daddario

Channing

Jessica Williams

African American Spa Worker

Leslie Ann Glossner

Young Romantic Girl

Derrick Arthur

Young Boozer

Michael Oberholtzer

Bag Boy

Sébastien René

Ryan

Kevin Hopkins

Andrew Johansson

Stephen Ellis

18th Century Professor

Zachary Hernandez

Brett's Four Year-Old

Erin Gerasimovich

Brett's Six Year-Old

Kyle Sutton

Brett's Eight Year-Old

Lynda Gravatt

Judge Logan

Starla Benford

Personal Care Assistant

Damian Young

Attorney Williams

Finnerty Steeves

Loan Officer #1

Don Guillory

Loan Officer #2

Richard Poe

Loan Officer #3

Jessica Abo

Reporter #1

Logan Crawford

Reporter #2

Alice Gainer

Reporter #3

Darin Guerrasio

Customer #1

Jonah Nathan

Employee

Bruce Altman

Mass Action Attorney

Alexander Flores

Teenage Clerk

Matthew J. Walters

Stroller Salesman

Stephanie Berry

Straightforward Nurse

Joseph Tudisco

Sports Store Owner

Akim Black

Scalper

Kate Dalton

Sabrina

Gabe Doran

Patrolman

Glenn Fleshler

Coffee Shop Owner

Matthew Sean Blumm

Male Nurse

Mark Zimmerman

Hospital Doctor

Angela Bellotte

Girl with Short Skirt

Charlie Romanelli

Hardhat

Pasha Pellosie

Boyfriend #1

Connor Fox

Boyfriend #2

Isaac H.W. Joseph

Boyfriend #3

Jay Leno

Himself

Bill Maher

Himself

Nancy Nagrant

Victor's Wife

Jamie Lynn Weisman

Aleksy's Wife

Pantea Karimi

Ultrasound Technician

Chris Hernandez

Biological Son

Dave Thompson

Nick (uncredited)

Crew

Director, Original Story, Screenplay

Ken Scott

Original Story

Martin Petit

Reviews

Kamurai

June 20, 2021

Good watch, probably won't watch again, but can recommend.

I'm not the biggest fan of Vince Vaughn, but this is not the typical Vince Vaughn movie.

He usually plays some immature, selfish man-child, and...that's true here, but this is somehow positioned after his other roles where he wants to turn over a new leaf, for his 500+ kids.

The concept alone is enough to make the movie work, it's heavy in a charming and heart-felt way, and definitely makes the movie the experience it is.

I honestly think almost any decent actor could have filled the role, and probably better. It's a barely redeemable character, and having it be Vince Vaughn doesn't help me.

I honestly think this would be better done as a series where we get more interaction with the different kids, which is by far the most interesting part.

Worth a watch, but I don't see a lot of people re-watching this one.