1ST PLACE AT STATES. The Readers Theater group from Providence Christian School in Riverview Florida performing 'Cheaper by the Dozen' by Frank and Ernestine. Strangely, for a movie targeting families, Cheaper by the Dozen 2‘s script seems obsessed with cleavage.Mostly that of Jimmy’s young wife, Sarina. The camera stares as she offers an obvious double entendre, spreading her arms wide and inviting the Bakers into her home by saying, “Welcome to the Boulders.”. Aug 05, 2018 Read, review and discuss the entire Cheaper by the Dozen 2 movie script by Sam Harper on Scripts.com. HARLEY WONG (Dog) Cheaper by the Dozen marks Harley’s theatrical debut. He is a 4 yr old German Shepherd/Chow mix. Harley had so much fun during the production of this play he is considering dying his hair blond so he can play Sandy in Stage Right’s production of Annie next year.
Cheaper By The Dozen Script
(# 'I Wish' by Stevie Wonder)
They say that starting a family
is an act of optimism.
Well, Tom and I were clearly
very, very, very optimistic.
There are always good times
and difficult ones along the way.
And with 12 kids, you learn a lot of lessons.
But the one that you never get used to is that
moment when you look your child in the eye
and find yourselfhaving to say
the most difficult word of all; goodbye.
All right, stay together.
# Tryin' your best to bring
the water to your eyes
# Thinkin' it might stop her
woopin' your behind
There she is.
Sergio Archer.
Look, she's right there.
Robert Armstrong.
Peter Bailey.
Lorraine Baker.
Whoo!
Yay, Lorraine!
Yeah!
(# band continuesplaying 'l Wish')
- He's reallygotten good.
- Yeah.
Oh, my gosh. Kicking, kicking.
All right, all right.
It is time to toast the graduate.
Lorraine,
we are all so proud of you,
for keeping your chin up
and charging the mountain.
And for being a truly unique
and wonderful person.
And for getting that internship at Allure
magazine. Did you know about that?
Even though I'll be trying to convince you
staying here is a betterchoice for your future
than moving to dirty, expensive, crime-ridden
New York City, but here's to Lorraine.
OK. My daughter Nora and her husband Bud,
you wanna say something?
And our future linebacker.
We go. Let's go.
First of all, congratulations, Lorraine.
Bud and I hope that our baby
will be as cool and accomplished as you.
And second of all... I don't mean
to make this toast all about Bud and l,
- but we have some kind of big news.
- You know about this?
I've just been offered the vice-presidency
of a new advertising firm.
Hey! Congratulations. Yeah!
- In Houston.
- Oh.
We're moving in September. Thank you.
Great. Oh, wow.
- Does this mean we won't be uncles?
- You'll be uncles no matterwhere we live.
Maybe they thought
it was the best way to break it to us.
- Quite a surprise.
- I'll say. Can I get a beer and a white wine?
- Hey, you guys.
- Hey.
- I feel like I'm losing two daughters now.
- You're not losing us.
I hope you have help, cos with no family
there and you being a first-time mom...
- You'll be at work all day...
- I'm not gonna be at work all the time.
We're gonna be fine. And whatever house
we get is gonna have a room reserved for you.
At least you're gonna stay
for the touchfootball game.
- We can't. We have Lamaze.
- This will help your breathing.
- We're gonna see you soon.
- OK.
- You're driving, right?
- Mm-hm.
Cheaper By The Dozen Script Play
- See you.
- Bye, sweetheart. There you go, sir.
That's...
They seem so casual and cavalier.
Well, time for me to get my hands dirty.
You're working? What about the game?
Rematch against the cousins.
I've got studentloans to pay off, Dad.
- OK. See you.
- Be safe, honey.
Did everybodyforgettouch football
was a tradition here?
- Honey, you've got ten other kids to draft.
- Oh, I forgot.
- You forgot?
- Lorraine.
- Staying for the game?
- No, didn't Mom tell you?
I'm spending the weekend at Beth's.
I leave in five minutes. Love you.
Bye. Hey, guys. Ready for some touch?
- Mike and I are competing at the skate park.
- I volunteered at the animal shelter.
Hey.
- Nigel, Kyle, football. Grr!
- Bleurgh!
All right.
- I'm here, Coach.
- You just made the varsity, little lady.
Come on. There you go.
Go, go, go!
- I'll block for you. Here we go. Go!
- Athletes!
- Are you OK?
- Yeah.
Somehow I thought it'd get easier.
Ten minutes ago, they were all over us. Now
they don't want to be seen with us in public.