How long is The Game Plan?

The Game Plan is 1 hr 50 min long.

Who is Joe Kingman in The Game Plan?

Dwayne Johnson plays Joe Kingman in the film.

What is The Game Plan about?

Quarterback Joe Kingman (Dwayne ''The Rock'' Johnson) is known as one of the toughest players to ever take the field. But his dream is suddenly sacked for a loss when he discovers Peyton, the daughter he never knew existed, on his doorstep. Now, just as his career is soaring, Joe must learn to juggle his old lifestyle of parties, practices and dates with supermodels while tackling the new challenges of ballet, bedtime stories and baby dolls – all without fumbling. Equally perplexed is his hard-edged mega-agent, Stella Peck, herself without a parental bone in her body. But, as the championship grows nearer, Joe is about to realize that the game that truly matters has nothing to do with money, endorsements or even touchdowns – it's all about the really tough stuff: patience, teamwork, selflessness and winning the heart of the one little fan who turns out to count the most.

The Game Plan

Name: The Game Plan
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2007-09-28
Duration: 110
Rating: 69

PG 1 hr 50 min

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How long is The Game Plan?: The Game Plan is 1 hr 50 min long.

Who directed The Game Plan?: Andy Fickman

Who is Joe Kingman in The Game Plan?: Dwayne Johnson plays Joe Kingman in the film.

What is The Game Plan about?: Quarterback Joe Kingman (Dwayne ''The Rock'' Johnson) is known as one of the toughest players to ever take the field. But his dream is suddenly sacked for a loss when he discovers Peyton, the daughter he never knew existed, on his doorstep. Now, just as his career is soaring, Joe must learn to juggle his old lifestyle of parties, practices and dates with supermodels while tackling the new challenges of ballet, bedtime stories and baby dolls – all without fumbling. Equally perplexed is his hard-edged mega-agent, Stella Peck, herself without a parental bone in her body. But, as the championship grows nearer, Joe is about to realize that the game that truly matters has nothing to do with money, endorsements or even touchdowns – it's all about the really tough stuff: patience, teamwork, selflessness and winning the heart of the one little fan who turns out to count the most.