Everybody's Fine
Widowed patriarch Frank embarks on a cross‑country road trip to reconnect with his estranged adult children, only to discover that each family's façade hides deeper crises that threaten to shatter the reunion he’s desperate for.
“Frank's travelling light but carrying excess baggage.”
Synopsis
After the death of his wife eight months earlier, Frank Goode anticipates a reunion with his four adult children. When they all cancel their planned visits at the last minute, Frank, disregarding his doctor's advice, embarks on a road trip to visit each of them. As he reconnects with each child in turn, he discovers that their lives are not as ideal as they have portrayed them to be.
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Edited by Andrew MondsheinShot by Henry BrahamScored by Dario MarianelliDesigned by Andrew Jackness
Box Office
2009 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$16.4M
Opening week (7-day): $5.1M
Peak 2,133 theaters
Also known as
- Everybody's Finede
- Todos están bienes
- Stanno tutti bene - Everybody's Fineit
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60 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
34Chandler Frantz
as Young David
Lily Mo Sheen
as Young Amy
Seamus Davey Fitzpatrick
as Young Robert
Ben Schwartz
as Writer
Mackenzie Milone
as Young Rosie
Kene Holliday
as Butcher
E J Carroll
as Wine Man
Lou Carbonneau
as BBQ Salesman
Mandell Butler
as Delivery Man
Caroline Clay
as Amtrak Ticket Agent
Katy Grenfell
as Young Woman on First Train
Lynn Cohen
as Old Woman on First Train
Jayne Houdyshell
as Alice
William J Slinsky Sr
as Man on Platform
Kelly Mcandrew
as Hooker
Jason Harris
as Cab Rider #1
Julian Rebolledo
as Cab Rider #2
Ben Liff
as Young Man in Diner #1 (94 Years)
Harvey Liff
as Young Man in Diner #2 (86 Years)
Lynn Blades
as Anchorwoman
Kevin Collins
as Anchorman
Patricia Phillips
as NY Woman on Street
Kevin Martin
as Man on Bus
Debargo Sanyal
as Art Director
Scott Cohen
as Music Conductor
Jackie Cronin
as Booking Office Lady
Erica Leigh Boseski
as Female Orchestra Member
Allie Woods Jr
as Greyhound Station Assistant
Sonja Stuart
as Jean Goode
Mimi Lieber
as Jean Goode (voice)
Ethan Munsch
as Baby Max
Harrison Munsch
as Baby Max
Kira Visser
as Flight Attendant
Mattie Hawkinson
as Art Gallery Girl
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