The Family Plan 2 (2025) — Movie Details

Director: Simon Cellan Jones Wikipedia+1
Writer: David Coggeshall Wikipedia
Producers: Mark Wahlberg, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, Don Granger, Stephen Levinson, John G. Scotti Wikipedia
Music: Kevin Matley Wikipedia
Cinematography: Michael Burgess Wikipedia
Editing: Yan Miles, Pani Scott Wikipedia
Production Companies: Apple Studios, Skydance Media, Municipal Pictures Wikipedia
Distributor / Platform: Apple TV / Apple TV+ Moviefone+1
Runtime: ~107 minutes (1h 46m) Wikipedia+1
Country: United States Wikipedia
Language: English Wikipedia

Cast:

• Mark Wahlberg as Dan Morgan Wikipedia
• Michelle Monaghan as Jessica Morgan Wikipedia
• Zoe Colletti (daughter) Wikipedia
• Van Crosby (son) Wikipedia
• Kit Harington (new in sequel) Wikipedia+1
• Reda Elazouar (also in sequel) The Economic Times

Filming Locations:

• London, UK 4 Filming
• Paris, France 4 Filming
• Los Angeles, USA 4 Filming

Release Date: November 21, 2025 on Apple TV+ ComingSoon+2Yahoo+2

📖 Synopsis

It’s the holiday season, and Dan Morgan (Mark Wahlberg) wants nothing more than a picture-perfect Christmas vacation with his family. But when he learns his daughter Nina (Zoe Colletti) is staying in London, he flies the whole family there — expecting joy, togetherness, and festive cheer. What he doesn’t expect is a mysterious figure from his past (played by Kit Harington) showing up, dragging the Morgans into a dangerous international chase filled with bank heists, car chases, and old secrets. The Economic Times+2Rotten Tomatoes+2

🧪 Themes & Highlights

• Combines action, comedy, and holiday family drama. Rotten Tomatoes
• Explores parenthood, trust, and redemption — especially as Dan’s past comes back to haunt him. Roger Ebert+1
• High stakes and flashy set-pieces: European locations (London, Paris), car chases, bank heists. ComingSoon+24 Filming+2
• The villain / antagonist role: Kit Harington’s character has unfinished business linked to Dan’s former assassin life. Yahoo+1
• Some critics have called the sequel formulaic and lacking in humor or originality. Roger Ebert

📊 Reception

• Rotten Tomatoes: Very low — ~15% Tomatometer from 13 reviews. Rotten Tomatoes
• Critical review (Roger Ebert): Harsh — describes the action as “bland,” the plot as “inane,” and the comedy as weak. Roger Ebert
• Audience / User sentiment: Mixed; some enjoy the holiday-action vibe, others feel it doesn’t improve much on the first film.