Big Wedding (2013)
Release Year: 2013
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: The Big Wedding, El gran casamiento, Тежка сватба, O Casamento do Ano, Suured pulmad, La gran boda, Yhdet häät ja kolme anoppia, Un grand mariage, O gamos tis hronias, Vjenčanje godine, A nagy nap, Ha'hatuna ha'gdola, Didziosios vestuves, Mejor... ¡Ni me caso!, Wielkie wesele, O Grande Dia, Nunta cu peripetii, Venčanje godine, El gran casamiento, Mejor ni me caso
Director: Justin Zackham
Writer: Justin Zackham
Production & Genre
Producer: Producer: Anthony Katagas, Clay Pecorin, Harry J. Ufland, Justin Zackham, Richard Salvatore
Co-Producer: Matthew O'Toole
Executive Producer: Avi Lerner, Boaz Davidson, Danny Dimbort, Eda Kowan, Jason Constantine, John Thompson, Michael Paseornek, Philippe Martin, Thierry Spicher, Trevor Short
Companies: Millennium Media, Two Ton Films
Genre: Comedy, Comedy Of Remarriage, Romantic Comedy
Budget: 35.000.000
Awards & Similar
Awards: N/A
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Keywords
Keywords: adopted son, based on movie, betrayal, biological mother, biological sister, catholic, catholic priest, divorced parents, dogs, ex-husband ex-wife relationship, family, family dynamics, family problems, fiancé fiancée relationship, imminent wedding, language barrier, memories, sibling, son's wedding, wedding, wedding rehearsal
Story
Long-divorced couple Don and Ellie Griffin are forced to reunite and pretend they're still married for the wedding of their adopted son. The unexpected attendance of their son's ultra-conservative Catholic biological mother, Mrs. progenitoria, complicates matters. As guests arrive from around the world for the wedding rehearsal, the Griffins must navigate their past, present, and future while trying to avoid revealing their divorce.
Summary
Big Wedding is a 2013 comedy directed by Justin Zackham, based on the French film 'Le Grand Pact'. The story revolves around family dynamics, with themes of love, betrayal, and the challenges of maintaining familial unity. It explores how long-divorced parents must confront their past when their adopted son's biological mother attends his wedding.
