
We're the Millers
A down‑and‑out dealer forced to smuggle two tons of weed across the border enlists his eccentric neighbors to pose as a fake family on an RV road trip, but their chaotic charade and mounting law‑enforcement pressure threaten to blow up both the shipment and their lives.
“If anyone asks.”
Synopsis
A veteran pot dealer creates a fake family as part of his plan to move a huge shipment of weed into the U.S. from Mexico.
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A crew of 74+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Michael L SaleShot by Barry PetersonScored by Ludwig GoranssonDesigned by Clayton Hartley
Box Office
2013 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 7.3× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$270.0M
Opening week (7-day): $11.5M
Peak 3,260 theaters
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Also known as
- Wir sind die Millersde
- Les Miller, une famille en herbefr
- Les Millers, une famille en herbefr
- Come ti spaccio la famigliait
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Cast & Crew
74 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Jason Sudeikis
as David Clark
Jennifer Aniston
as Rose O'Reilly
Emma Roberts
as Casey Mathis
Ed Helms
as Brad Gurdlinger
Will Poulter
as Kenny Rossmore
Nick Offerman
as Don Fitzgerald
Kathryn Hahn
as Edie Fitzgerald
Molly C Quinn
as Melissa Fitzgerald
Tomer Sisley
as Pablo Chacon
Matthew Willig
as One-Eye
Luis Guzman
as Mexican Cop
Thomas Lennon
as Rick Nathanson
Supporting cast
46Mark L Young
as Scottie P.
Ken Marino
as Todd - Strip Club Owner
Laura Leigh
as Kymberly
Crystal Nichol
as Brad's Receptionist
D A Obahor
as Parking Cop
Brett Gentile
as White Bread Dad
Kelly Collins Lintz
as White Bread Mom
Sam Richardson
as TSA Agent
Lynn Talley
as Stylist
Alan Gilmer
as Middle Aged Man
Denielle Fisher Johnson
as Flight Attendant #1
Deborah Chavez
as Flight Attendant #2
Kevin Dorff
as Border Guard #1
Rawson Marshall Thurber
as The Ultimate Border Guard
Kurt Grossi
as Border Guard #3
Dave Mcelhaney
as White Gringo
Brendan Hunt
as Sketchy Dude
Scott Adsit
as Doctor
Vickie Eng
as Hospital Nurse
Lunden De Leon
as Hospital Receptionist
Joey Nappo
as Gutter Punk #1
Joshua Mikel
as Gutter Punk #2
Matt Schweppe
as Gutter Punk #3
Tonya Bludsworth
as Soccer Mom
Matthew Cornwell
as Dan Johnson
Marcus Viscidi
as Business Man
Loren Anthony
as Mexican Border Crosser (uncredited)
Joshua R Aragon
as Drug Cartel Member (uncredited)
Lionel Archuleta
as Mexican Pedestrian (uncredited)
Jenique Bennett
as Stripper (uncredited)
Ashley Blankenship
as Hot Tub Bikini Girlfriend (uncredited)
Robert Crayton
as Kidnapper (uncredited)
Lindsay Davis
as Hot Tub Girlfriend (uncredited)
Tait Fletcher
as Creepy Trucker (uncredited)
William Frasca
as Pedestrian (uncredited)
Amanda Fresquez
as Airplane Passenger (uncredited)
Lawrence Gilligan
as Border Guard (uncredited)
Saeri Lee
as Pedestrian (uncredited)
Natalia Marie
as Stripper (uncredited)
Brian Patrick Moize
as Strip Club Bouncer (uncredited)
Patrick V Murphy
as Mexican Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Ed Ricker
as Fair Goer (uncredited)
John Henry Scott
as Stilt Walker (uncredited)
Nathan Marcus Smith
as Coffee Shop Patron (uncredited)
Michael E Stogner
as Airline Passenger (uncredited)
Shane Thompson
as Strip Club Patron (uncredited)
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