The film is based on the remake of the 1968 film of the same name, starring the popular Henry Fonda and Lucille Désirée Ball , who became famous in the TV series " I Love Lucy ". The film is very popular with fans and won the Golden Globe Awards Musical / Nominated for Best Picture and Best Actress in a Comedy category. The big family hodgepodge of 18 children seems too illusory, but let alone the film is based on the personal experience of female writer Helen Podsley. Of course, money is never its focus, which means that viewers who like to discuss the feasibility of a story don't have to spend their time figuring out how a family of 18 children will go bankrupt in a few days.
The new version has no major changes in the story, but under the control of the comedy veteran and director Raja Gosley, who has directed " Never Been Kissed " and " Undercover Fat Mom ", the super funny style remains unchanged, and it also looks lively and lovable. a lot. Dennis William Quaid , who plays the male lead, is also one of the attractions. Quaid, who is in the second spring of his career, has played a hero in action films such as "The Day After Tomorrow" and " Flight of the Phoenix " in recent years, and occasionally returns to family comedies, which should not be underestimated. On December 21st, the sequel to " Cheaper by the Dozen " will also come out, and it will be released in the United States. Steve Martin will take 12 children and fight another big family with 8 children. The number of children continues to increase. Which one will be the best at the box office?
