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Bookmark this pageCheaper by the Dozen 2 (2005)
Director: Adam Shankman
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From Time Out Online
This sequel to the 2003 hit comedy 'Cheaper by the Dozen' sees Tom and Kate Baker taking their 12 out of control children to Lake Winnetka for an idyllic summer holiday. Their plans are wrecked however, when they bump into Tom’s long-time adversary Jimmy Muraugh and his equally large, over-achieving family. Determined to get one-up on each other, the rival clans compete against each other in a variety of stupid and hilarious ways, ruining both their holidays and ultimately driving Tom to distraction.Author:
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Cast & crew
Director: Adam Shankman
Producer: Shawn Levy, Ben Myron
Cast: Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt, Piper Perabo, Tom Welling, Hilary Duff, Eugene Levy, Carmen Electra full cast
Genre(s): Comedy
Rated: PG
Duration: 91 mins
UK Release: Dec 26 2005
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