This Is Where I Leave You
When their estranged father dies, a bitter quartet of adult siblings are compelled to spend a week under the same roof with their overbearing mother and tangled partners, forcing them to confront old wounds and decide whether family ties can survive their chaotic reunion.
“Welcome home. Get uncomfortable.”
Synopsis
After their father's death, four adult, weary siblings return to their childhood home and are asked—firmly—to spend a week together, along with their outspoken mother and a mix of spouses, ex-partners, and potential lovers. As they revisit their shared past and the condition of their strained relationships with those who know them best, the brothers and sisters reconnect in both humorously absurd and deeply meaningful ways.
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A crew of 47+ credited
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Edited by Dean ZimmermanShot by Terry StaceyScored by Michael GiacchinoDesigned by Ford Wheeler
Box Office
2014 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 2.1× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$41.3M
US & Canada: $34.3M — 83% of worldwide · International: $7.0M (17%)
Opening weekend: $11.6M — 34% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $15.5M — 45% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,868 theaters
Also known as
- Sieben verdammt lange Tagede
- C'est ici que l'on se quittefr
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Cast & Crew
47 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Jason Bateman
as Judd Altman
Tina Fey
as Wendy Altman
Jane Fonda
as Hilary Altman
Adam Driver
as Phillip Altman
Rose Byrne
as Penny Moore
Corey Stoll
as Paul Altman
Kathryn Hahn
as Annie Altman
Connie Britton
as Tracy Sullivan
Timothy Olyphant
as Horry Callen
Dax Shepard
as Wade Beaufort
Abigail Spencer
as Quinn Altman
Ben Schwartz
as Rabbi Charles Grodner
Supporting cast
25Aaron Lazar
as Barry Weissman
Debra Monk
as Linda Callen
Cade Lappin
as Cole
Will Swenson
as Younger Mort
Carol Schultz
as Woman #1
Kevin Mccormick
as Guard #1
Evan Wadle
as Frat Boy #1
Olivia Oguma
as Shelby
Barbara Spiegel
as Woman #2
Gerry Vichi
as Uncle Joe
Cheryl Stern
as Lois
Beth Leavel
as Renee
Carly Brooke
as Chelsea
Michael Bryan French
as Dr. Rausch
Lance Roberts
as Calvin
Carolyn Seiff
as Mrs. Applebaum
Brahm Schenkman
as Little League Dad
Mia Fram Davidson
as Cantor
Crystal Anne Dickinson
as Intern
Kenneth De Abrew
as Engineer
Oakes Fegley
as Young Judd
Michael Barra
as Ollie (uncredited)
Brady Bryson
as Street Hockey Player (uncredited)
Clayton Sauer
as Limo Driver (uncredited)
George Schroeder
as Bartender (uncredited)
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