Published: Sunday, Aug. 19 1990 12:00 a.m. MDT  Today we hear
from the movie answer man, also known as the complaint king:  -
SO IF HE'S NOT A GHOST, why was that boy standing in the window
in the "Three Men and a Baby" scene?Well, the answer to that
question hasn't quite surfaced yet, but the urban legend grows.
In last week's column I reflected on the rumor that the boy is
actually an apparition: As the story goes, a New York couple
leased their apartment to Touchstone Pictures for the bachelor
pad in "Three Men and a Baby." Their son had been killed (or
committed suicide, if you prefer) in the apartment. The boy in
the scene is their dead son.  The rumor has the parents
appearing on "60 Minutes" or "20/20" to tell their story.  But
the apartment doesn't exist. The film was shot on a set built
specifically for the film on a Toronto soundstage.  Well, this
is certainly the rumor that won't die.  Despite that column
debunking the myth, more people have called in the past week to
insist it's true, and one per