Cast
- Tim Allen as Doug Madsen
- John Travolta as Woody Stevens
- Martin Lawrence as Bobby Davis
- William H. Macy as Dudley Frank
- Ray Liotta as Jack Blade
- Marisa Tomei as Maggie
- Kevin Durand as Red
- M. C. Gainey as Murdock
- Jill Hennessy as Kelly Madsen
- Dominic Janes as Billy Madsen
- Tichina Arnold as Karen Davis
- Stephen Tobolowsky as Charley
- Jason Sklar as Deputy Earl Dooble
- Randy Sklar as Deputy Buck Dooble
- Drew Sidora as Haley Davis
- Cymfenee as Claire Davis
- Margaret Travolta as Dana
- Victor Izay as Mr. Putnam
- Paul Teutul, Sr. as Himself
- Paul Teutul, Jr. as Himself
- Michael Hitchcock as Kent
- Drew Pinsky as Doctor
- John C. McGinley as Gay Highway Patrolman
- Cynthia Frost as Mrs. Putnam
- Stephanie Skewes as Selma
- Kyle Gass as Kyle
- Shane Baumel as Toby
- Peter Fonda as Damien Blade, Jack's Father
- Ty Pennington as Himself
- Dill Winston as Michael
Travolta and Macy had previously worked together in the 1998 drama, A Civil Action. Liotta and Durand had previously appeared together in the 2006 action thriller Smokin' Aces. Martin Lawrence and John C. McGinley appeared in the 1997 comedy Nothing to Lose. Martin Lawrence and Tichina Arnold had previously worked together on the television series Martin. It's notable to mention that a lot of fans of the series found their pairing in this film humorous, as well as ironic. In the series, their characters hated each other, while in the film they were husband and wife.
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