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5 Kids Films With Action Stars

Normally, action stars are busy blowing up buildings and shootings bad guys. However, some action stars seek to boost their appeal by appearing in films aimed at a young demographic. Here is a list of kids films with action stars.

  1. The Game Plan – Dwayne Johnson

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson plays an American football player, who has to look after his estranged daughter. A rather forgettable family flick, Johnson would go on to do other kids films such as “The Tooth Fairy” and “Race To Witch Mountain”. However, he’s still primarily known for his wrestling and his roles in the later “Fast and the Furious” films.

  1. The Pacifier – Vin Diesel

After becoming a household name after “The Fast and the Furious” “xXx” and “Pitch Black”, Vin Diesel starred in “The Pacifier”. Now, we get to see the muscleman tasked with babysitting a bunch of kids. Definitely not one of Diesel’s better movies.

  1. The Spy Next Door – Jackie Chan

Vin Diesel wasn’t the only action star stuck with some young kids. Jackie Chan (“Rush Hour”, “Operation Condor”) is arguably the greatest martial arts star of all-time but even he got sucked into babysitting duties with “The Spy Next Door”. Often cited as one of Chan’s worst films, you are better off sticking with his “Rob-B-Hood” if you actually want to laugh at Chan’s troubles with kids.

  1. Mr. Nanny – Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan is of course one of the most successful wrestlers. However, his film career left a lot to be desired. While already done “Suburban Commando”, “Mr. Nanny” shows Hogan sink to new lows. One scene even has him wearing a ballerina outfit as he babysits some unruly brats.

  1. Jingle All The Way – Arnold Schwarzenegger

Star of “The Terminator”, “Predator” and “Total Recall”, Arnold Schwarzenegger is perhaps the most iconic action star ever. “Jingle All The Way” sees the tough guy struggle to buy an elusive action figure for his child for Christmas. While many see it as a bad film, it has become essential holiday viewing for others.

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