The Nanny McPhee movies may be principally for kids, but make no mistake about it: They are, ... Norman (Asa Butterfield), Megsie (Lil Woods) and Vincent (Oscar Steer).

The Nanny McPhee movies may be principally for kids, but make no mistake about it: They are, ... Norman (Asa Butterfield), Megsie (Lil Woods) and Vincent (Oscar Steer).

The “Nanny McPhee” movies may be principally for kids, but make no mistake about it: They are, ... Norman (Asa Butterfield), Megsie (Lil Woods) and Vincent (Oscar Steer).

The Nanny McPhee movies may be principally for kids, but make no mistake about it: They are, ... Norman (Asa Butterfield), Megsie (Lil Woods) and Vincent (Oscar Steer).

“Nanny McPhee Returns” is the sequel to 2005's “Nanny McPhee.” Both were written by Emma Thompson ... Norman (Asa Butterfield), Megsie (Lil Woods) and Vincent (Oscar Steer).

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The Nanny McPhee movies may be principally for kids, but make no mistake about it: They are, ... Norman (Asa Butterfield), Megsie (Lil Woods) and Vincent (Oscar Steer).

The Nanny McPhee movies may be principally for kids, but make no mistake about it: They are, quite literally, a parent's dream. Thompson charms in 'Nanny McPhee' Skip to content Skip to footer.

The Nanny McPhee movies may be principally for kids, but make no mistake about it: They are, quite literally, a parent’s dream. Overwhelmed single parents with unruly kids are rescued by a ...

, this sequel to 2005’s original “Nanny” faces the tough road of coming up with a strong storyline to carry the load. Fortunately for McPhee "phans," Thompson brings plenty of magic to the ...

2 stars “Nanny McPhee Returns” plays like a sequel designed to wallop the Americans who aren’t the primary revenue stream for this franchise, and never will be. The first film came out five ...

When “Nanny McPhee Returns” premiered five months ago in the U.K., it was called “Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang,” referring to a somewhat explosive climax. It’s anyone’s guess why ...