Ned Wazinski, an unemployed vending machine mechanic, and Julian York, a former male stripper, meet on a park bench while watching their kids play. They have very peculiar ways of looking at their children...
Stuart Brick
Director
Mark T. Lee
Ned Wazinski
John Charles Dickson
Julian York
Kelsey Walton
Ella Wazinski
Cooper Dodson
Dillon York
Natalie Nobel
iPhone Kid
Jill Waterston
Hot Mama #1
Saylor Williams
Hot Mama #1's Kid
Jordan Goff
Hot Mama #2
Piper Williams
Hot Mama #2's Kid
Corlen Alexander
Park Kid (uncredited)
Keelea Alexander
Park Kid (uncredited)
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