I Love You, Daddy
Louis CK co-writes, directs and stars in this comedy about a successful TV producer whose daughter (Chloë Grace Moretz) who becomes the interest of an aging filmmaker (John Malkovich). Now shelved indefinitely in the wake of CK's admitted sexual harassment.
TV producer Glen Topher is a divorced dad whose teenage daughter China is living with him during her senior year. Glen takes China to a Hollywood party where he meets his idol Leslie Goodwin (Malkovich), the auteur who inspired his career. During the evening, the gossip about Goodwin's preference for underage girls begins to look plausible to Glen when the older man shows an intense interest in China. And when Goodwin invites her to go to Paris with him, Glen has to start doing some serious parenting.
Shot on 35mm in black and white, the film was shot entirely in secret.
- Director:
- Louis C.K. ('Pootie Tang', 'Tomorrow Night')
- Writer:
- Louis C.K.
- Cast:
- Louis C.K.Chloë Grace MoretzJohn MalkovichRose ByrneCharlie DayHelen HuntPamela AdlonEdie Falco
Reviews & comments
Vulture
press[I Love You,] Daddy is a bit like a sprawling Broadway musical (without the music) episode of Louie, in which the comic explores the question of whether it's possible to separate an artist from his work.
Variety
press"I Love You, Daddy" deserves a distributor, and its sharp dialogue and terrific cast should be a magnet for C.K.'s fans.
The Guardian
pressMaybe only Louis CK could have got away with such a controversial subject - that's if he has got away with it - and done so with such elegant wit.
Hollywood Reporter
pressLargely a comedy, one with quite a few strong laughs, many sharp perspectives and not a few things to say about adult foibles.
Vulture
press[I Love You,] Daddy is a bit like a sprawling Broadway musical (without the music) episode of Louie, in which the comic explores the question of whether it's possible to separate an artist from his work.
Variety
press"I Love You, Daddy" deserves a distributor, and its sharp dialogue and terrific cast should be a magnet for C.K.'s fans.
The Guardian
pressMaybe only Louis CK could have got away with such a controversial subject - that's if he has got away with it - and done so with such elegant wit.
Hollywood Reporter
pressLargely a comedy, one with quite a few strong laughs, many sharp perspectives and not a few things to say about adult foibles.
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