I'll Be There (DVD, 2004)

An endearing film in which a family comes to terms with their past.

When an rock legend takes a trip on his motorcycle out of a second story window, he lands right into the news that he has a teen aged daughter. What follows is an endearing film in which father (Craig Ferguson), daughter (Welsh singing star, Charlotte Church), and mother (the talented Ms. Redgrave) meet. Slowly, with the help of friends and family, they overcome their past fears, anger, and in the case of Mr. Ferguson's character, alcohol addiction.
Although the sight of Mr. Ferguson's rearview might be a shock, it's not an offensive film. I found it to be a good film fun for family and friends.

A multi-generational delight.

Good movie.

I am a fan of the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, but had only seen 1 or 2 of his movies before buying this. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this was basicly a slightly strange and funny romantic comedy. Aging rocker (Craig Ferguson) finds out he has a daughter that he hadn't known about for almost 20 years, and against her mother's wishes, tries to spend time with his newly discovered daughter, who, coincidentally, happens to have a killer singing voice. This is a cute and funny movie that should bring a smile to everyone's face, wether you're a Ferguson fan or not.

A fun family movie. Craig Ferguson puts in a fun and poignant performance as a father that never new he was. Charlotte Church is a believable teen who as most teens, would like to get her parents back together yet be able to live her own life. Jemma Redgrave rounds out the cast with the portrayal of a woman who still loves the father of her child but is angry at the same time for the treatment she believes he did to both her and her daughter.
A wonderfully funny movie a must see for the whole family with hilarious moments from Craig Ferguson as we in America have come to expect from a truly talented comedian.

really sweet film-a few chuckles with Craig Ferguson in it. Definitely a pleasant afternoons worth of viewing. Some pretty good music and Charlotte's voice-wow!

If you're a Ferguson fan it's a must see. If not -still worth the watching-romance isn't dead-it just takes a while

Miss Church's first movie lead role. Gave her a chance to show her good acting ability but also, of course, her beautiful voice. She performed religious as well as popular songs. The story of a child reared by her mother who finally gets to know her father has been done many times. This version is very well done with plenty of music, comedy, drama, and tears. Recommended to any current or soon-to-be fan of Charlotte Church.