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Tim Allen
as Brad Sexton

Kirstie Alley
as Caroline Sexton

Jay O. Sanders
as Samuel Yoder

Michael Lerner
as Phil Kleinman

Wayne Knight
as Bob Lachman

Larry Miller
as Derek Lester

Miguel A. Núñez Jr.
as Frank Hall

Megan Cavanagh
as Levinia Yoder

John Pyper-Ferguson
as Henner Lapp

Carrie Preston
as Rebecca Yoder

Katie Moore
as Anna Yoder

June Claman
as Judge Joan Northcutt

Marla Maples
as Cynthia

Bobby Steggert
as Samuel Jr.

Michael Angarano
as Sammy

Rosemary Knower
as Grandma Yoder

David Harscheid
as Grandpa Yoder

Hunter Stover
as Baby Yoder

Scout Stover
as Baby Yoder

Holly Rudkin
as Mary

Crystal Bock
as Penny

Monica Deeter
as Hanna Yoder

Richard Pelzman
as Jonathan Yoder

Madeline Mager
as Sarah

Terrence Currier
as Elder Joseph

Hal Handerson
as Elder Thomas

Michael Howell
as Bailiff

Johanna Cox
as Emma Yoder

Stefan Aleksander
as Jacob Yoder

Holly Atkinson
as Teller

Emily Chamberlain
as Evelyn

Anthony Azizi
as Taxi Driver

David Maples
as IRS Agent

Markus Flanagan
as George

Wes Johnson
as Tourist Man

Rick Foucheux
as Tom

Drenda Spohnholtz
as Waitress

Marla Sucharetza
as Stacy

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Critic Reviews for For Richer or Poorer

Audience Reviews for For Richer or Poorer

• Sep 06, 2010

  TV actors Tim Allen and Kirstie Allie star in a romantic comedy, and it's actually really funny. Of course it isn't the best comedy of the year, but surprisingly good, and enjoyable to watch.
  Aj V Super Reviewer
• Dec 05, 2009

  It was avaerage...not terrible, not great.
  Sarah P Super Reviewer
• Nov 26, 2007

  Plagued by debts, New Yorkers Brad (Tim Allen) and Caroline (Kirstie Alley) Sexton continue to live the high life while maintaining the deception of wealth. But then real estate developer Brad learns his accountant has balanced the books in his own favor, appropriated $5 million, and flown to South America -- after first devising a set-up in which only Brad and Caroline would be blamed by the IRS. With IRS agent Derek Lester (Larry Miller) on their tail, the Sextons escape from New York. They arrive at the Amish community of Intercourse, Pennsylvania, where they pose as the Missouri relatives of farmer Samuel Yoder (Jay O. Sanders). It's the perfect hiding place, but it requires Brad and Caroline to suppress their previous sophisticated lifestyle, as they attempt to adopt Amish attitudes and customs.
  Martin D Super Reviewer
• Jul 17, 2007

  Tim Allen and Kristie Alley, a married couple, on the verge of Divorce run from the IRS and end up living with the Amish while in hiding, pretending too be suspected family-visitors. The story was great, the acting was great, and it was funny as hell. Caught some Critism because of how it imaged the amish, but, I think it helped the view on them more then took away from it. I love this film and everyone should check it out. Doesnt get much funnier..
  Bobby H Super Reviewer

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