20th Century Fox presents a new family-drama film named " Cheaper By The Dozen " played by the famous actor, Steve Martin. There is a lot of famous actor and actress play in this film, like Hillary Duff ( famous actress ), Tom Welling ( Play Small Ville ), Piper Perabo, and many more. This film was produced by Robert Simonds, one of the best people in making such film…
Okay, I will tell you some information about this film and my opinion about it…
Cheaper By The Dozen will take you to a small territory of America where the average family only has 1 - 3 children. However, that rules doesn't affect Tom Baker ( Steve Martin ) and his wife, Kate ( Bonnie Hunt ). They were decided to have children until dozen !!!
The Bakers live in a small town in America where Tom works as coach at the local college football team. His dream was to become a coach of squad in large university. In no times, Tom was offered a job to train a squad at a large university. He feels very happy and accepts that offer.
However, in the same time, Kate learns that her memoirs are about to be published. Her agent wants her to go outside from the town to promote the book, leaving Tom alone to control the dozen children and work at his new job at the same time !!!
What should Tom do ??? Can he handle his naughty 12 children as well as work in his new job at the same time ???
Watch the movie if you want to know the answer, okay ??!!
This movie is good for those who want to see a comedy plus drama films. You will see a lot of action from the children of the family that make Tom stress and confused. This film will give you some new lesson about a family. Which one you choose, family or job ??? That's the essential of this film…
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