The movie is worth watching if only for the dynamic these two had on screen. The two criminals are played by Shea Buckner and Tyler J Olsen. Riley Wolfe Rach plays Rich's daughter brilliantly, showing remarkable talent for someone her age. It's difficult to fathom what Rich sees in her, in unless she's just another testament to his general depression. Imagine Stiffler's mom in a drama: same hair, same implants, same voice. Her performance is lackluster and expressionless.
Lydia Hull very likely should have spent more time trying to connect with the character of Jan, Rich's wife. Her smile is intoxicating, and her warmth effuses from the screen in a way that can't be faked. She perfectly embodies the warm, cookie baking country grandmother you immediately love and trust. Opposite Bruce Willis, Jessica Abrams plays Frank's wife. He plays everyone's aging dad masterfully. I honestly expected him to be playing Bruce Willis, but he brings an incredibly intuitive and beautiful level of sensitivity and reliance to the plot. He manages to elevate the movie and might even have saved it if not for the glaring plot holes.īruce Willis plays Frank, Rich's father.
His performance is fantastic, despite the not-so-great writing.
He plays the role somewhere between a beloved country doctor and a disgraced military vet. Chad Michael Murray plays Rich, a disgraced doctor who is forced to move in with his parents after being sued.
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