Mike Brady becomes the President of the United States, and names Carol as his V.P..Mike Brady becomes the President of the United States, and names Carol as his V.P..Mike Brady becomes the President of the United States, and names Carol as his V.P..
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Ashley Eckstein
- Jan Brady
- (as Ashley Drane)
Joshua Peace
- Secret Service Agent #1
- (as Josh Peace)
Noah Dalton Danby
- Secret Service Agent #2
- (as Noah Danby)
Jef Mallory
- Graham
- (as Jeff Mallory)
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- TriviaParamount had hoped to release a third Brady Bunch movie one or two years after A Very Brady Sequel (1996). However they faced two problems one being that while the sequel got some good critical reviews it made half as much at the box office as The Brady Bunch Movie (1995) did and the kids from the first two films were outgrowing their roles, particularly Jennifer Elise Cox and Christine Taylor who play Jan and Marcia respectively were getting close to 30 years old. They decided to compromise by making a TV sequel and would only do so under the condition that Shelley Long and Gary Cole reprise their roles as Mr. and Mrs. Brady. When they agreed Alice and the kids were all recast for the sequel. It is unknown why Henriette Mantel who played Alice in the first two films was unavailable for this one.
- GoofsMike picking Carol as Vice President would have been unconstitutional. The Twelfth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states that the President and Vice President cannot be residents of the same state.
- Quotes
Mike Brady: As a wise man once said, doing the right thing is always easier when you're doing the right thing and doing it for the right reasons. I've often found that we tend to go astray when the wrong reasons are presented as the right reasons when in our hearts we know they are just not right.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Shameful Sequels: Brady Bunch in the White House (2015)
- SoundtracksCrosswalk Warehouse Source
Written by Juber Laurence and Sean Holland
Performed by Sean Holland
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I saw this on Netflix, and being a fan of "The Brady Bunch Movie", and "A Very Brady Sequel", and while I didn't have high expectations, I didn't take it too seriously either.
First let's start off with the Bradys, aside from Cary Cole and Shelly Long reprising their roles as Mike and Carol, none of the Bradys look remotely close to the original Brady or the movie Bradys. I honestly thought they got a 4-year old to play Cindy.
Then there's Alice, oh Alice, she seemed more like a cartoon. Then there's Greg, who looks like he had a bad perm and is in competition with Alice in the 'overacter' category.
I remember the strange feelings Greg and Marcia had towards each other in The Brady Sequel, but this movie pushes the envelope, from Greg talking to a girl about her breasts at a drive in movie, or Marcia praying to increase her bust, things the real Bradys would never talk or even *think* about, and yes I could have done without the Greg and Marcia romance scene—I thought we've already gone down that road. It was funnier when someone said something sexual to the Bradys and their innocent mind mistaking it for something else (like Marcia thinking "Ménage à trois" written in her yearbook meant "you're the most") When the presidential portraits started talking to Jan, I thought was just *too* much.
Yes, I did give this movie a chance, and no I didn't like it. It had a couple of "ha" moments, but nothing I could call "laugh out loud". This definitely has the made for TV feel, with plenty of stock footage and even a still of the U-Haul in the Brady's driveway from the first Brady movie.
As a side note, I actually thought it was funnier that the under filming locations it listed only Toronto, Canada.
First let's start off with the Bradys, aside from Cary Cole and Shelly Long reprising their roles as Mike and Carol, none of the Bradys look remotely close to the original Brady or the movie Bradys. I honestly thought they got a 4-year old to play Cindy.
Then there's Alice, oh Alice, she seemed more like a cartoon. Then there's Greg, who looks like he had a bad perm and is in competition with Alice in the 'overacter' category.
I remember the strange feelings Greg and Marcia had towards each other in The Brady Sequel, but this movie pushes the envelope, from Greg talking to a girl about her breasts at a drive in movie, or Marcia praying to increase her bust, things the real Bradys would never talk or even *think* about, and yes I could have done without the Greg and Marcia romance scene—I thought we've already gone down that road. It was funnier when someone said something sexual to the Bradys and their innocent mind mistaking it for something else (like Marcia thinking "Ménage à trois" written in her yearbook meant "you're the most") When the presidential portraits started talking to Jan, I thought was just *too* much.
Yes, I did give this movie a chance, and no I didn't like it. It had a couple of "ha" moments, but nothing I could call "laugh out loud". This definitely has the made for TV feel, with plenty of stock footage and even a still of the U-Haul in the Brady's driveway from the first Brady movie.
As a side note, I actually thought it was funnier that the under filming locations it listed only Toronto, Canada.
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- The Brady Bunch 3
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- White House - 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, District of Columbia, USA(exterior, establishing shots, stock footage)
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- Runtime1 hour 28 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
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By what name was The Brady Bunch in the White House (2002) officially released in Canada in English?
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