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Thirteen to twelve 2

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Thirteen to the dozen 2 or Less expensive the dozen 2 in Quebec () is a 2005 American-Canadian film directed by Adam Shankman.

It presents itself as the continuation of Thirteen to the dozen released in 2003.

Synopsis
We find the Baker family two years after the first film with many changes. Lauren wants to study in New York, their older sister Nora married to Bud McNulty is pregnant but the couple will move to Houston where Bud's new job is located. Feeling that the family will split up, Tom decides to organize a vacation, but not everything will happen as planned...

Data sheet

Original title:
French title: Thirteen à la dozen 2
Quebec title: Cheaper the dozen 2
Directed by: Adam Shankman
Scenario: Sam Harper, based on Ernestine Gilbreth Carey's and Frank Gilbreth's novel, based on characters created by Craig Titley
Music : John Debney
Performer songs from the film: Jason Mraz
Singer: Madonna
Orchestration: Frank Bennett, Brad Dechter, Don Nemitz and Mike Watts
Musical montage : Darrell Hall
Artistic direction: Peter Grundy
Decors : Cary White
Costumes: Joseph G. Aulisi
Make-up : Christopher Pizzarelli
Hairstyle : Judi Cooper-Sealy
Photograph by Peter James ()
Sound: Anna Behlmer, James Bolt, Erin Michael Rettig, William Stein
Mounting: Matthew Cassel and Christopher Greenbury
Production: Shawn Levy and Ben Myron
Delegated production: Jennifer Gibgot, Garrett Grant and Adam Shankman
Production companies:
United States: Twentieth Century Fox
Canada: 21 Laps Entertainment and Dozen Canada Productions
Distribution companies: Twentieth Century Fox, United States; Twentieth Century Fox France (France); Fox-Warner (Switzerland)
Budget:
Country of production:
Original language: English
Format: color (DeLuxe) - - 2,39:1 (CinemaScope - Panavision) - sound DTS / Dolby Digital / SDDS / D-Cinema 48kHz 5.1
Genre: Comedy
Duration:
Release Dates:
United States, Quebec:
France:
Belgium:
Classification:
United States: scenes can hit children - desirable parental agreement ()
France: all public (advised from )
Belgium: all public ()
Quebec: all public ()

Distribution
Steve Martin (VF : Patrick Préjean ; VQ : Jean-Marie Moncelet) : Tom Baker
Bonnie Hunt (VF : Caroline Beaune ; VQ : Marie-Andrée Corneille) : Kate Baker
Hilary Duff (VF : Sylvie Jacob ; VQ : Catherine Bonneau) : Lorraine Baker
Tom Welling (VF : Tony Marot ; VQ : Guillaume Champoux) : Charlie Baker
Alyson Stoner (VF : Florine Orphelin ; VQ : Elizaveta Vandolovsky) : Sarah Baker
Forrest Landis (VF : Pierre Casanova ; VQ : Alexandre Bacon) : Mark Baker
Morgan York (VF : Lutèce Ragueneau ; VQ : Rosemarie Houde) : Kim Baker
Liliana Mumy (VF : Justine Berger ; VQ : Juliette Mondoux) : Jessica Baker
Jacob Smith (VF : Jules Azem ; VQ : Charles Miquelon) : Jake Baker
Brent Kinsman (VF: Louis Lecordier; VQ: Gabriel Favreau): Nigel B