David, Rose, Casey, and Kenny tackle fake personas & ages for their bogus family in We're the Millers. Here's how old the characters really are.
We’re the Millers bands together a rag-tag team of wannabe drug smugglers pretending to be a family, with the characters’ ages making the chaos all the more fun. In We’re the Millers, small-time drug dealer David Clark is tasked with a risky mission to smuggle marijuana across the Mexican border to clear his debt to his supplier.
This date is also extremely close to Ted Lasso star Jason Sudeikis’ own birthday, as the actor was born on September 18, 1975. David only being 37 years old also surprisingly means that he isn’t even 20 years older than his fake children Kenny and Casey in We’re the Millers. However, considering We’re the Millers ends with an implied time jump, it’s likely that David Clark is 38 years old in the movie’s final scene.
Kenny Rossmore Is 18 Years Old Considering how often Kenny attempts to prove his maturity and independence to David throughout We’re the Millers, it’s not surprising that the character’s real age is mentioned occasionally. Kenny states that he’s 18 years old in We’re the Millers, mentioning that as an adult he’ll be getting his own apartment soon.
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