Release Date: May 1, 1952 Wide
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Myrna Loy returns as Mrs. Gilbreth -- efficiency expert, industrial engineer, and mother of twelve -- in this sequel to Cheaper By The Dozen. After the death of her husband, Gilbreth is forced to take over as the family's primary breadwinner, but she soon discovers that not every company who hired her and her husband in the past is eager to work with her on her own. Facing prejudice from many of her prospective clients, Gilbreth finally makes good training engineers for Sam Harper (Edward
May 1, 1952 Wide
Mar 16, 2004
All Critics (3) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (0) | DVD (7)
Has a rather disappointing DVD spin.
Doesn't completely hold up a half century after its release, but it is a nostalgic bit of innocent humour.
It's as delightful as it's prequel Cheaper By The Dozen. It makes a great film for the whole family.
February 3, 2008Super Reviewer
Once again, not a good movie. A better movie, however, than the sequel to the remake of Cheaper by the Dozen. (Which we'll get to soonish; we're almost there.) At least this vaguely approximately resembles the real actions of the real Gilbreth family. And yes, these books really are the autobiographies of two of
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