An estranged family gathers together in New York for an event celebrating the artistic work of their father.
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Adam Sandler
Danny Meyerowitz
Ben Stiller
Matthew Meyerowitz
Dustin Hoffman
Harold Meyerowitz
Emma Thompson
Maureen Meyerowitz
Elizabeth Marvel
Jean Meyerowitz
Grace Van Patten
Eliza Meyerowitz
Candice Bergen
Julia Meyerowitz
Adam Driver
Randy
Judd Hirsch
L.J. Shapiro
Rebecca Miller
Loretta Shapiro
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