Dennis Quaid and Rene Russo, the sexiest adults in Hollywood, anchor Yours, Mine and Ours, an enjoyably traditional family film. Frank Beardsley (Quaid, In Good Company, The Rookie), a Coast Guard admiral, runs his brood of eight kids like a military squad; Helen North (Russo, Tin Cup, Get Shorty), a designer, keeps her multicultural family of ten together with a more free and creative hand. The two run into each other and rekindle their high school romance, getting married before the kids even have a chance to meet. The two families naturally experience a bit of culture clash. After squabbles, disputes, and outright fights, the kids agree on one thing: They have to split up Frank and Helen so they can return to their old lives. Yours, Mine and Ours doesn't hold any surprises, but after a rushed beginning, the movie settles into a series of brisk, cheerful skirmishes among the kids and some truly sweet interludes between Quaid and Russo, who handle their mature romance with graceful, seasoned aplomb. This straightforward movie cruises by on energy and enthusiasm, and sometimes, that's enough for a good time.
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Tells the true story of the stepfamily whose eighteen children were the subjects of the 1968 film "Yours, Mine and Ours," constrasting the film's depiction of a happy family with one paralyzed by abuse at the hand of the author's stepfather ...
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The classic 1968 movie Yours, Mine & Ours was the real-life story about a large blended family.
The book begins in the 1950s on Whidbey Island, Washington, where Tom's mother, Helen North, became a widow when she was just 30 years old and pregnant with her eighth child. Tom was six years old, the fourth child in the North family.
Using clouds and umbrellas as metaphors for the changes that occur in life, this uplifting work inspires children to share their God-given gifts with the world.
A sweet and funny story about sharing, friendship and belonging.
Do they have what it takes to make their blended family work? ________________________ 'Yours, Mine, Ours is her best to date . . . a hopeful book, full of love' MARIAN KEYES 'A great read, lots of twists and turns, lots of humour' CLAIRE ...
How to reach financial unity in your marriage, and together build the life you've always wanted. In this book, I want to focus on how you and your spouse can reach unity in financial matters.