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. >> reporter: the film also stars three adorable kids and marisa tomei as their uptight mother.t just about the laughs. >> well, as the great yogi berra once said, it ain't over till it's over. >> reporter: crystal plays artie, a minor league baseball announcer. >> i love this job. i'm fired? >> he's just lost his job. what is he going to do with himself? he passes this on to the young grandson who then does it. >> don't tell the end. what's wrong with you? >> you can cut that part out. who then finds himself. >> spoiler alert, spoiler . >> reporter:ed my -- midler plays his protector. so you're not a grandmother yet. >> no, my goodness. i've forbidden my daughter to become pregnant. until i'm ready. >> reporter: and you have four? >> four in march. 3, 9, 6, and another one is coming in march. >> reporter: the film was an idea hatched up by crystal from an experience with his wife. >> there was a moment when i was coloring in the coloring book. that happened to me with dylan. she was 4 at the time. and i finished my menu. >> honey, draw what your imagination tells you. >> i said

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. >> this is a special one this is >>> coming up at 3 on katie billy crystal, bette midler and marisa tomei 4:00, a 20-year-old woman on one of her favorite ski runs buried in an avalanche the trick she used to stay alive. then at 5 the bra that can detect early stages of breast cancer those stories and more at 4 and 5. >>> don sanchez is retiring tomorrow, after 40 years here at abc7. >> he is so dedicated before he goes, here he is checking out what's hot this weekend, one final time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ find more at abc7news.com with what's hot i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. >>> with that we want to wish don sanchez a happy retirement. we'll have a special look back at don's 40 years tomorrow night on abc7 news at 6:00. how is that possible he must have started when he was 10. >> i know who gets the bucket of popcorn. great working with you dud, see you tomorrow. see you tomorrow. >> for all of us [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options,

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. >> reporter: the film also starred three adorable kids and marisa tomei as their uptight mother.suspect just about the laughs. >> as the great yogi berra once said, it about over until it's over. >> reporter: crystal plays arty, a minor league baseball announcer. >> he lost his job, his dream has faded and he passes this on to the young grandson, who then does it. they can cut that part out. who then finds himself. >> spoiler alert. >> reporter: the new film was an idea hatched out by crystal, from an experience with his real-life wife. >> there's a real moment where i'm coloring in the coloring book. that happened to me with dilan. she was 4 at the time. >> honey, draw whatever your imagination tells you. >> what's the matter with you? that's beautiful. absolutely beautiful. >> picasso. >> there aren't winners and losers, we all just want to play. >> i think the new way of raising kids has some great things, no abuse, no beating, no saying you'll never amount to anything. all that is -- i'm glad a lot of that is gone. >> reporter: before you brush off their parental guidance, co

bill kr crystal and marisa tomei play a father and daughter with completely unrelated parenting styleswhich was, as they say, inspired by actual events. >> the best thing about this movie is where the idea came from. >> yes, that's true. i'm a grand father of three and two thirds. we had the girls all alone. >> was it hard? >> let's just put it this way. yes. >> you and your wife of 43 years. >> yes. and on the seventh day i rested. came in and said i've got an idea for story and here we are, five and a half years later we've got it done. >> apparently you did okay because now we have a movie to thank you for. marissa, let me talk to you for a second. i thought this is the only one you can take the whole family to on christmas day. >> absolutely. >> i think it's only -- >> i'm not the movie's publicist but i believe it. >> you are now. >> there's nothing like embarrassing or creepy. sometimes i'm sitting with other members of my family and i'm think i don't want to be watching this. >> did you cast it? >> yeah. >> and bette midler? >> well, bette, bette was -- i was -- just sent from h

old school grandparents trying to babysit for their kids while their daughter goes away, who is marisa tomeiid it will be a horror story? >> no, bette said that. it's a really fun movie that everyone can go to and feel good about. >> you mentioned bette midler. she's your co-star. you guys have been friends for years. what took you so long to work together? >> well, you know, she turned down "analyze this." she didn't want to play a gangster. this just felt like the right thing. i guess we just -- we sound alike. i don't know what it is. that people assume that we did stuff together. but we haven't. and she's a joy to work with. she's been a phenomenal talent for so long. and i was just thrilled to work with her. >> i've seen you off camera together and i've seen you on camera together. you have this great chemistry. you guys were singing. i think she said we're the same person. >> yeah. but i can't wear her shoes. we had dinner together when we said would you like to do this movie, and we spent some time together, not a lot. when she sat down to dinner, i knew that we were married and she a