
I Love You, Daddy (2017) on Netflix
Glen Topher writes television dramas in New York, and his teenage daughter China has asked to live with him. The veteran director Leslie Goodwin then takes an interest in her.
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- Netflix2.5/5
- IMDb6.3/104,920 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes37%
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Plot summary
Glen Topher tells his ex-wife Aura that their 17-year-old daughter China wants to live with him in New York City, and his ex-girlfriend Maggie says he is a bad father for giving the girl whatever she asks for. His friend Ralph hints at sexual games China played with classmates during a spring break in Florida. Glen's new series about nurses is set for the fall with no script and no cast, and his production partner Paula is uneasy. The actress Grace Cullen comes to their office unannounced, wanting the lead role. At a party Grace brings him and China to, Glen meets the director Leslie Goodwin, and China, wary of him over media reports, grows interested once they talk.
Cast
Louis C.K.as Glen Topher
Chloë Grace Moretzas China Topher
John Malkovichas Leslie Goodwin
Rose Byrneas Grace Cullen
Charlie Dayas Ralph Kinder
Helen Huntas Aura Topher
Edie Falcoas Paula
Pamela Adlonas Maggie
Ebonée Noelas Zasha
Albert Brooksas Dick Welker (voice)
- Dan Puckas Raymond Ross
- Saskia Slaaf
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about I Love You, Daddy (2017)
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- Woody Allen turned down a role in the film, a story he tells in his 2020 autobiography Apropos of Nothing. He was shocked that the character was a famed film director once accused of molesting a child, and declined, saying it would play "right into the hands of the yahoos."
- The Orchard canceled the film's New York premiere on November 9, 2017, after The Hollywood Reporter tied the move to an upcoming New York Times story. The Times accused Louis C.K. of sexual misconduct against five women, and the film was pulled from release a week before it was due out.
- Louis C.K. made the film in complete secrecy, shooting it entirely on black-and-white 35 mm film in June 2017.






















