Home Alone 3 (1997)
Overview
9-year-old Alex Pruitt is home alone with the chicken pox. Turns out, due to a mix-up among nefarious spies, Alex was given a toy car concealing a top-secret microchip. Now Alex must fend off the spies as they try to break into his house to get it back.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $32,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $79,082,515.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 51.265 |
Directed By
Raja Gosnell
Crew
Raja Gosnell
John Hughes
John Hughes
David Rennie
Tania McComas
Kerry Barden
Lucia Mace
Linda Boykin-Williams
Nick Glennie-Smith
Linda Rizzuto
Denise Wynbrandt
Richard C. Goddard
Laura M. O'Brien
Jennifer McNamara
Suzanne Smith Crowley
Henry Bumstead
Dru Anne Carlson
Jack G. Taylor Jr.
Julio Macat
Bruce Green
Jodie Lynn Tillen
Gala Autumn
Patrick Caulfield
Malcolm Campbell
Billy Hopkins
Hilton A. Green
Ricardo Mestres
Nilo Rodis-Jamero
Michael Glorioso
Melissa Davies
Harry P. Jackson III
John T. Cucci
Stephen S. Campanelli
Makiko Carlson
Kathryn Roberts
Fernando M. Briones
James Aylward
Richard Dwan Jr.
John P. Friday
Deborah Maxwell Dion
Greg Van Horn
David E. Diano
John M. Vitale
Steve Seukiw
George Kohut
Penny Lee Hallin
Kim Bolanowski
Michael V. Nichols
Stephen S. Campanelli
Chuck Herrmann
Steven Silverstein
Maryann Scinto
Matvey Shatz
Harry M. James
Park B. Taylor
Sam Bertone
Jennifer Mann
Robert Wallace
David 'Conman' Conaghan
David Sousa
B. Ted Deiker
Tim Meehan
Catherine Harper
Richard Dwan Jr.
David Stanke
Jonathan Fuh
Steven Matthys
David Morenz
Danial Miller
Anthony Joseph Fatigato
Lisa A. Becker
Pat Chapman
Jack Sandgren
Walter J. Piers
Andy Mentzer
Gregg Barbanell
Charles Jimenez
John Schacht
Thomas Griffin
Benjamin Rosenberg
John Axelrad
James Moriana
Adam Savage
Charles 'Chip' Orr
Mark N. Woods
Ron Grenko
Mark V. Phillips
Dan O'Connell
Mark R. Lindberg
Bruce Fowler
Adam Griswold
TG Glazer
Mary Ramos
Dale E. Turner
Rudy Hassen
Philip C. Pfeiffer
Rory Herbster
Steve Peterson
Bob E. Krattiger
Gary Dagg
Jim Zemansky
Brian Christensen
James Thatcher
Morgan Michael Lewis
John Vargo
Bradley T. Matthys
Michelle Kuznetsky Silverman
Brian Christensen
Chris Freres
Michael Beavers
Paul Storino
Art Bartels
Laura Perlman
Terry Dee
Glenn Guenther
Helmer A. Claesson
Alan Barnett
Dennis J. Leahy
Philip C. Pfeiffer
Jon Nicholson
Rick Brown
Malcolm Luker
Kevin Cross
Victor J. Hernandez
Bill W. Benton
Jennifer A. Daley
Robert Renga
Timothy J. Osman
John R. Ziganto
Ron Bolanowski
Charles S. Hodes
Steve Lippert
Joe Bristol
Timothy McGee
Scott Sanders
José Antonio García
Sean P. Harvey
Richard Oswald
Ross L. Kulma
Dino DiMuro
Freddie Hice
Paul Timothy Carden
Jacqueline S. Beatka
A. Leslie Thomas
Heidi Hublou
R.A. Rondell
Cate Bangs
Paul Allen
David W. Krummel
Jim Wallis
Craig Heath
Bob MacDougall
Linda Perlin
Erik Rondell
Thomas Robinson Harper
James Hogan
Mitchell Dean
Kevin Boyd
Troy Robinson
Matthew Ferro
Julie Justus
Michael D. Wilhoit
Tony Lamberti
K. Isabel Kimler
Rick LeFevour
Frank Yario Jr.
Eddie J. Fernandez
Kay Whipple
Joseph P. Kane
Ernie Malik
Christopher J. Tuck
James Fierro
Kelly Oxford
TOP CAST
Alex D. Linz
Alex Pruitt
Olek Krupa
Peter Beaupre
Rya Kihlstedt
Alice Ribbons
Lenny Von Dohlen
Burton Jernigan
David Thornton
Earl Unger
Haviland Morris
Karen Pruitt
Kevin Kilner
Jack Pruitt
Marian Seldes
Mrs. Hess
Seth Smith
Stan Pruitt
Scarlett Johansson
Molly Pruitt
Christopher Curry
Agent Stuckey
Baxter Harris
Police Captain
James Saito
Chinese Mob Boss
Kevin Gudahl
Techie
Richard Hamilton
Cab Driver
Freeman Coffey
Recruiting Officer
Krista Lally
Dispatcher
Neil Flynn
Police Officer #1
Tony Mockus Jr.
Police Officer #2
Pat Healy
Agent Rogers
James Chisem
Police Officer #3
Darwin Harris
Photographer (as Darwin L. Harris)
Adrianne Duncan
Flight Attendant
Sharon Sachs
Annoying Woman
Joseph Luis Caballero
Security Guard (as Joseph L. Caballero)
Larry C. Tankson
Cart Driver
Jennifer A. Daley
Police Photographer #2
Darren T. Knaus
Parrot (voice)
Nick Jantz
Police Officer #4
Andy-John
Police Officer #1 (uncredited)
Caryn Cheever
Ticketing Agent (uncredited)
Sarah Godshaw
Latchkey Girl (uncredited)
Jerod Howard
Airline Traveler (uncredited)
Scott Prestin
Head Airport Security Officer (uncredited)
Dominic Paolo Testa
Airline Passenger (uncredited)
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