The House of Mouse did not waste any time in making some major announcements on today's Disney+ Day. One of the first announcements released to their social media pages was an update on the remake of Cheaper by the Dozen. While there is no exact date as of yet, it has been announced that the film will release in March 2022 on Disney+.

The announcement was made via a small video featuring the stars of the new movie Zach Braff and Gabrielle Union. They wished fans a happy Disney+ Day while Union gave a breakdown of the film's plot, saying, “It’s an update on the classic family comedy centered around a multiracial blended family of 12 navigating a hectic home life while managing their family business." Braff then joked, saying, “Wow, Gab. That movie sounds incredible,” and then pretended not to know what movie Union was talking about. Along with their video, the studio also released a picture of the film's logo which you can view down below.

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Braff is best known for the hit comedy series Scrubs, the animated version of Chicken Little, and Garden State, while Union is best known for the Bad Boys franchise and Bring It On. Union and the director of the 2005 adaptation Shawn Levy, best known now for Stranger Things, will serve as executive producers. The film is once again based on the autobiographical book by Frank Bunker Gilbreth Jr and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey.

The first Cheaper by the Dozen movie was released in 1950, but arguably the most well-known version was the 2003 film that starred Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt. That film was a hit grossing more than $190 million at the box office and was successful enough to spawn a sequel in 2005. Those films were produced by 20th Century Fox which is now owned by Disney and is one of their franchises like Home Alone that the studio looks to capitalize on.

The new film looks to have the same impact on a new generation of families when it premieres in March 2022 and for all the latest news on Cheaper by the Dozen as well as Disney+ Day, stick with Collider: