When minor-league hockey player Derek Thompson — who has a penchant for knocking out his opponents’ teeth every time he plays — disillusions a fan, he is sentenced to a stint for one week as a bona fide, tutu-clad, real-life tooth fairy. Soon, Derek is inspired to rekindle his youthful dreams.

Credits: TheMovieDb.

Film Cast:

• Derek Thompson / Tooth Fairy: Dwayne Johnson
• Tracy: Stephen Merchant
• Carly: Ashley Judd
• Lily: Julie Andrews
• Mick Donnelly: Ryan Sheckler
• Ziggy: Seth MacFarlane
• Tess: Destiny Whitlock
• Randy: Chase Ellison
• Gabe: Darien Provost
• Shelter Cove Kid: Alex Ferris
• Kelly: Nicole Muñoz
• Ben: Brendan Meyer
• Kyle: Josh Emerson
• Duke: Brandon T. Jackson
• Tooth Fairy #1: Dan Joffre
• Permit Woman: Ellie Harvie
• Coach: Barclay Hope
• Announcer: Michael Daingerfield
• Color Commentator: Dale Wolfe
• Brad: Anthony Bewlz
• Josh: Brendan Penny
• Andreas: Lee Tichon
• Shelter Cove Mom: Jill Morrison
• Amnesia Woman: Rukiya Bernard
• Amnesia Daughter: Maya Washington
• Fan: Daniel Bacon
• Poltergeist Woman: Christina Schild
• Poltergeist Man: Nicholas Carella
• Crazed Fan: Derek Gilroy
• Teddy’s Dad: Brendan Beiser
• Scared Woman: Fiona Hogan
• Talent Show Teacher: Peter Kelamis
• Himself: Steve Levy
• Amnesia Grandma: Candus Churchill
• Gabe’s Dad: David Quinlan
• Inmate: John Tench
• Sports Reporter: Ron Toffolo
• Shelter Cove Dad: Stephen Holmes
• Jerry (uncredited): Billy Crystal

Film Crew:

• Casting: Heike Brandstatter
• Casting: Coreen Mayrs
• Casting: Mindy Marin
• Director of Photography: David Tattersall
• Original Music Composer: George S. Clinton
• Screenplay: Randi Mayem Singer
• Costume Design: Angus Strathie
• Screenplay: Lowell Ganz
• Screenplay: Babaloo Mandel
• Editor: David Finfer
• Makeup Artist: Rick Sharp
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: David Giammarco
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Paul Massey
• Sound Designer: Chuck Michael
• Visual Effects Editor: Linda Drake
• Stunt Coordinator: Guy Bews
• Director: Michael Lembeck
• Set Decoration: Mary-Lou Storey
• Art Direction: Michael N. Wong
• Prosthetics: Gary Archer
• Producer: Mark Ciardi
• Producer: Gordon Gray
• Makeup Department Head: Rosalina Da Silva
• Screenplay: Jennifer Ventimilia
• Screenplay: Joshua Sternin
• Producer: Jason Blum
• Music Supervisor: Frankie Pine
• Co-Producer: Kevin Halloran
• Story: Jim Piddock
• ADR Voice Casting: Terri Douglas
• Color Timer: Chris Regan
• Hair Department Head: Anji Bemben
• Production Design: Marcia Hinds
• Art Direction: Bo Johnson
• First Assistant Director: Richard Cowan
• “A” Camera Operator: Stephen S. Campanelli
• Gaffer: Andrew W. Davidson
• Script Supervisor: Susan Lambie
• Still Photographer: Diyah Pera
• Property Master: Bryan Korenberg
• First Assistant “A” Camera: Sean M. Harding
• Makeup Artist: Louis Lazzara
• Hairstylist: Rachel Solow
• Visual Effects Producer: Jamie Stevenson
• Production Illustrator: Dean Sherriff
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Jake Morrison
• Supervising Sound Editor: John Morris
• Rigging Gaffer: Keith Woods
• Production Manager: Wendy Williams
• Sound Mixer: David Husby
• Hairstylist: John Isaacs
• Set Designer: Walter Ockley
• Second Assistant Director: David Klohn
• Negative Cutter: Gary Burritt
• Second Assistant “A” Camera: Tyler Woeste
• Key Grip: Kim Olsen
• Hairstylist: Terry Hanson
• Boom Operator: Don Brown
• First Assistant “B” Camera: Terry McEwen
• Best Boy Grip: Leon Serginson
• Second Assistant “B” Camera: Jean-Marc Saldini
• Camera Loader: Steve Krasznai
• Assistant Costume Designer: Sarah Haddleton
• Assistant Property Master: Haida Harper
• Location Manager: Catou Kearney

Movie Reviews:

• Kamurai: Decent watch, probably won’t watch again, but can recommend, especially for Rock fans.

  I’ve fantasized about Dwayne Johnson in a tutu as much as the next guy, but this is kind of the movie equivalent of when the Rock went heel in the WWE (WWF at the time). He’s playing an obnoxious, borderline MEAN, character who isn’t all that smart (basically a dumb jock type) , and while the movie is about redeeming the character it is hard for the character to be redeemed.

  It’s just awkward, he normally plays smart capable roles where he is likeable, as Dwayne is naturally on-camera-likeable, so making him a jerk is hard, and they overcompensate. You seem something closer to what they should have done in “The Pacifier” where Vin Diesel is rough but well intended, and you can see elements of that in this, but he just goes full jerk.

  I have a lot of issues with it being common practice to lie to children (which we teach them to be wary of when strangers do it), but digressing.

  I have all sorts of issues with the logistics of a world where this type of tooth fairy exists, not to mention the other things they mention existing. It’s not too far off from the “Santa Claus’ sleigh flys by christmas cheer”, so there is a theoretical version of “The Santa Claus” in here somewhere.

  So the movie doesn’t make sense a lot, but it’s a kids movie: which would be fine, but it wildly goes back and forth between goofy antics that should almost only make kids laugh, and high concept business jokes.

  I think this movie tried to do too many things and ended up getting some of the fundamental things wrong.

  It’s not a terrible movie, and it’s probably better for a younger audience, but I don’t think it’s a good movie, and there are a lot of other movies, even just ones with Dwayne Johnson to watch.