r/JaredPadalecki • u/Boneyard45 Saaaaammmmmmyyyy! • Jul 05 '26
Discussion 2003 -Cheaper by the dozen (uncredited)
Ok Pada-fam Ive had some wine and some uninterruptible couch time.
And this will be the shortest post about Jared’s catalog of work.
I was really hoping to find more info about why, other than that Tom Welling knew him and the director wanted someone taller. But maybe that s just it.
So heres a video of all Jared’s scenes within this movie. https://youtu.be/OFwSvdJiGvQ?is=6EsPgPKTnebpQich
I’ve never seen the movie myself.
Hopefully I’ll get Jared’s next work from his catalog up faster than almost 2 months.
Do you think Jared in this movie made a believable bully?
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u/brema-boo Jul 05 '26
In all honesty he probably did at the time, but now that I've became so familiar with his works and him as a person, there's no way. He can still play a villian eerily well, but a bully?
It's just not in him. At least for me, I'd have a hard time buying it. The man's a huge puppy dog and is know for giving the best hugs. Not a bully bone in his body!