Four Weddings and a Funeral (1999)
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Director:Mike Newell
Studio:MGM (Video & DVD)
Rating:3.5
Rated:R
Date Added:2006-01-01
Last Seen:2019-06-29
Purchased On:2006-01-01
ASIN:B00000JRTX
UPC:0027616785022
Price:14.94
Genre:Comedy
Release:1999-07-09
Location:0046
Duration:117
Picture Format:Widescreen
Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
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Mike Newell  ...  (Director)
  ...  (Writer)
 
Hugh Grant...Charles (Wedding one)  ...  
James Fleet...Tom (Wedding one)  ...  
Simon Callow...Gareth (Wedding one)  ...  
John Hannah...Matthew (Wedding one)  ...  
Kristin Scott Thomas...Fiona (Wedding one)  ...  
David Bower...David (Wedding one)  ...  
Charlotte Coleman...Scarlett (Wedding one)  ...  
Andie MacDowell...Carrie (Wedding one)  ...  
Timothy Walker...Angus the groom (Wedding one)  ...  
Sara Crowe...Laura the bride (Wedding one)  ...  
Ronald Herdman...Vicar (Wedding one)  ...  
Elspet Gray...Laura's Mother (Wedding one)  ...  
Philip Voss...Laura's Father (Wedding one)  ...  
Rupert Vansittart...George the boor at The Boatman (Wedding one)  ...  
Nicola Walker...Frightful Folk Duo (Wedding one)  ...  
Paul Stacey...Frightful Folk Duo (Wedding one)  ...  
Simon Kunz...John with the unfaithful wife (Wedding one)  ...  
Rowan Atkinson...Father Gerald (Wedding one)  ...  
Robin McCaffrey...Serena (Wedding one)  ...  
Michael Mears...The Boatman waiter (Wedding one)  ...  
Kenneth Griffith...Mad old man (Wedding one)  ...  
David Haig...Bernard the groom (Wedding two)  ...  
Sophie Thompson...Lydia the bride (Wedding two)  ...  
Corin Redgrave...Hamish (Wedding two)  ...  
Donald Weedon...Master of Ceremonies (Wedding two)  ...  
Nigel Hastings...Tea-tasting Alistair (Wedding two)  ...  
Emily Morgan...Vomiting Veronica (Wedding two)  ...  
Amanda Mealing...Naughty Nicki (Wedding two)  ...  
Melissa Knatchbull...Mocking Martha (Wedding two)  ...  
Polly Kemp...Miss Piggy (Wedding two)  ...  
Anna Chancellor...Henrietta (Wedding two)  ...  
Hannah Taylor-Gordon...Young bridesmaid (Wedding two)  ...  
Bernice Stegers...Shop assistant (Wedding two)  ...  
Robert Lang...Lord Hibbott (Wedding two)  ...  
Jeremy Kemp...Sir John Delaney (Wedding two)  ...  
Rosalie Crutchley...Mrs. Beaumont (Wedding two)  ...  
Ken Drury...Vicar (Wedding three)  ...  
Struan Rodger...Best Man (Wedding three)  ...  
Lucy Hornack...Married Woman (Wedding three)  ...  
Randall Paul...Chester (Wedding three)  ...  
Pat Starr...Gareth's dance partner (Wedding three)  ...  
Tim Thomas...Doctor (Wedding three)  ...  
Neville Phillips...Vicar (Funeral)  ...  
Susanna Hamnett...Deirdre (Wedding four)  ...  
John Abbott...Polite Verger (Wedding four)  ...  
Richard Butler...Vicar (Wedding four)  ...  
David Wright...Rock and Roll Band Member (Wedding one)  ...  
Ray Uren...Rock and Roll Band Member (Wedding one)  ...  
Gordon Blackwell...Rock and Roll Band Member (Wedding one)  ...  
Ron Griffiths...Rock and Roll Band Member (Wedding one)  ...  
Richard Allen...Rock and Roll Band Member (Wedding one)  ...  
Mark James...Swing Band Member (Wedding two)  ...  
Jason Bruer...Swing Band Member (Wedding two)  ...  
Simon Wallace...Swing Band Member (Wedding two)  ...  
Jason McDermid...Swing Band Member (Wedding two)  ...  
Bryn Burrows...Swing Band Member (Wedding two)  ...  
Paulette Ivory...Swing Band Member (Wedding two)  ...  
Christine Hewett...Wedding Guest  ...  
Juliette James...Bride's Mother  ...  
Duncan Kenworthy...Matthew's Gorgeous New Boyfriend  ...  
Summary: A surprise hit and one of the highest grossing films ever to come out of Great Britain, this effortlessly enchanting romantic comedy finds confirmed bachelor Hugh Grant (Nine Months) attending weddings with his single friends as they all lament not being able to commit. Grant keeps running into an attractive American (Andie MacDowell) at these festivities and begins a long-running affair with her, even as he attends her own wedding, the funeral of one of his best friends, and his own pending nuptials. Featuring a spirited supporting cast including Kristin Scott Thomas (The English Patient) as the acerbic friend quietly in love with Grant, this touching and funny film with a mischievous sense of humor and some truly heartbreaking moments is destined to become one of the classic romantic comedies of all time. --Robert Lane