In its opening weekend, the film was screened at 1,281 theaters, earning $19.1 million and finishing in 2nd place in the box office behind Home Alone (1990).

When he leaves, Sylvia confronts Peter, leading to a falling out when she calls him selfish, and he reminds her she abandoned Mary once (as described in the first film).

Peter and Michael go to the UK to visit Mary, who is unhappy without them, while Jack is filming on location in Brazil.

Peter and Michael arrive in time for the rehearsal dinner, happily reuniting with Mary and Sylvia.

Peter shows Sylvia the truth, but she remains in disbelief until Elspeth confirms that Edward has been lying to her.

The movie was filmed on location in New York and the United Kingdom, with the latter primarily consisting of shots in Banbury in north Oxfordshire.

The scenes where the car breaks down and Peter makes a call from a phone box are shot at Burton Dassett Country Park, in south Warwickshire.

[1] In its opening weekend, the film was screened at 1,281 theaters, earning $19.1 million and finishing in 2nd place behind Home Alone.

[7] Critics Rita Kempley and Desson Howe of The Washington Post wrote positively of the film, citing the three main characters' comical rap, the race for Peter to stop the wedding, and the relationship between him and Miss Lomax as the film's most enjoyable scenes.

However, Howe also criticized it, claiming Ted Danson and Steve Guttenberg were overshadowed for the remainder of the film.

[8][9] One of the most widely recognized tracks from the film is "Waiting for a Star to Fall" by Boy Meets Girl, which featured during the final wedding scene and end credits.

[citation needed] In June 2010, Selleck said that Disney had discussed with him on developing a sequel tentatively titled Three Men and a Bride.

[11][12] While Selleck later stated the third film "seemed to be real, then disappeared" in 2013, a Disney spokesman said that a new Three Men and a Baby entry was in development.