The Boss Baby: Family Business

The Boss Baby: Family Business (stylized as The Boss Baby: Family Busine$$), also known as The Boss Baby 2: Family Business and in other territories simply as The Boss Baby 2, is a 2021 American computer-animated comedy film, produced by DreamWorks Animation and distributed by Universal Pictures. It is the sequel to The Boss Baby (2017). The film's plot follows the now-adult Templeton brothers who are brought back together after the new Boss Baby requests their help to stop a professor from erasing childhoods worldwide. The movie stars the voices of James Marsden, Amy Sedaris, Ariana Greenblatt, and Alec Baldwin.

Directed by Tom McGrath. Written by Michael McCullers.

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TempletonsEdit

TimEdit

[first line] Time is a funny thing. When I was a kid the days lasted forever, but the years... Well, they went by so fast. Before you know it, you’re all grown up. It even happened to me.
Once you grow up, you can never go back.
Yeah, I guess sometimes you just... you grow up… and... grow apart.
Hey, my old… [straining] What did you do?!

Ted Jr. / Boss BabyEdit

[as he's being chased by baby ninjas] Oh, my gosh! Oh, my gosh! Oh, my gosh!
The difference between try and triumph is just a little umph!
You want me to be a baby again?
Never touch another man's pony.
I have a beautiful voice.

TabithaEdit

But, Uncle Ted, I've missed you so much.
[after she gets a new pony from Ted] OMG. Uncle Ted is the best!
[to her dad, Tim] Don't you think I'm a little old for that now?

Tina / New Boss BabyEdit

[first words; to his daddy, Tim] Hi, daddy.
[to his daddy and uncle] Excuse me. I hate to interrupt, but may I make a suggestion - why don't you both suck it? [tosses two pacifiers into the air and throws them into their mouths]
BabyCorp has developed a new super-duper baby formula that can turn a grown-up back into a baby. We have in it cherry, grape, orange, and lime.
[to Armstrong] You know, doc, childhood doesn't last forever… but family sure does!

CarolEdit

[after hearing Tim's voice-mail that was sent to Ted (secretly) by Tina] Well, that was unsettling.

Grandma JaniceEdit

[staring suspiciously at Tim, a.k.a. Marcos Lightspeed] So, Marcos Lightspeed, is that what you said? Sounds like a cartoon name.

Grandpa Ted Sr.Edit

Smile! [poses for a picture with his granddaughter]

Dr. ArmstrongEdit

Why do parents get to be in charge, anyway? They had their chance, and what do we get? Pollution, politics, wars.
We may be small, but we're about to teach grown-ups a big lesson.
I even had parents. Mine were child psychologists who made me part of an experiment. They expose me to 10,000 hours of Mozart, language lessons, and public radio. [Ted, Jr.: I hate public radio.] It was at that point, I realized I was smarter than my parents, and with my first step, I ran away from home. Why? They pushed me around. I got told what to do all the time, but a single word change my life - "No".