The Templeton brothers: Tim (James Marsden) and his Boss Baby little bro, Ted (once again, Alec Baldwin), have become adults and drifted apart.

Of course, not a second too soon, because they must work together to foil a heinous plot devised by Puppy Co.'s evil CEO.Įnter The Boss Baby: Family Business, which opens in cinemas in Singapore early September, with theatre releases in other APAC countries in the following months ahead. There will be many battles before the dust settles and their brotherly love bubbles to the surface. Tim discovers his baby brother can talk after hearing a voice coming from his brother's bedroom one night. Seven-year-old Tim Templeton is one happy kid, until his new suit-wearing, briefcase-toting baby brother arrives on the scene to steal all his parents’ attention. 'Cookies are for closers!' This popular line from the 2017 DreamWorks Animation blockbuster comedy The Boss Baby, voiced by none other than Alec Baldwin, is a play on his famous line from 1992's Glengarry Glen Ross, 'Coffee is for closers!'īefore diving into the formula-gulping sequel, The Boss Baby: Family Business, and how NetApp technology played a key role in DreamWorks delivering their longest animated film to date in the middle of a global pandemic, here’s a quick refresher on the Oscar®-nominated original from 2017.

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