2024·Comedy·1h 51m
7.0
★
When a reluctant bride-to-be's fiancé drops dead, she insists on going ahead with the wedding anyway – vowing to overcome public opinion, the law of the land, and her loved ones' objections.
Directed by Daniel Reisinger
macabre
dubious
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Cast
Aisling Bea
Gemma
Billie Lourd
Audrey
Colin Hanks
Nathan
Susan Wokoma
Ruth
Omari Douglas
Mo
Arthur Darvill
Dylan
Sinéad Cusack
Lorraine
Peter Egan
Derek
Elizabeth McGovern
Margaret
Harriet Walter
Lord Chief Justice Amanda Vaughn
Samuel Barnett
Alan
Paul Kaye
Ian
Crew
Chris Triana
Executive Producer
Andrew Kotatko
Music Supervisor
Lennard Ortmann
Production Manager
Sarah Lochlan
Stunts
Ciro Candia
"B" Camera Operator
Sarah Harkins
Casting Associate
Popular Reviews
13 reviews
marysela romero
6.0★ · 01/11/26
wow, this was incredibly sweet. why anyone would care at all if she did or didn’t marry her dead fiancé idk?
wow, this was incredibly sweet. why anyone would care at all if she did or didn’t marry her dead fiancé idk?
mikaela
6.0★ · 04/28/25
where did this idea even come from???
where did this idea even come from???
amelie
4.0★ · 04/19/25
Everyone needs an Audrey
Everyone needs an Audrey
Michaela
8.0★ · 01/14/25
the plot of this seemed so batshit insane that i thought i was in for a silly, goofy comedy and nothing else but i actually enjoyed it wayyyy more than i expected?
there were genuinely a lot of very funny moments (including, but by no means limited to the 'you are NOT a silly billy'/'i'm not a silly billy?' scene as well as arthur darvill's sensational dance break) so it was already delivering on that front. aisling bea and billie lourd are both wonderful in their own right but together they make a fantastic duo. i love susan wokoma, arthur darvill, omari douglas and nish kumar so each of them was a welcome addition!!!
genuinely made me quite emotional in places and as an aisling bea lover it was very distressing for me seeing her sob uncontrollably near the end? so thank you for that!!!!! the scene where she started singing and then her dad joined in and everybody was singing? pained me inimaginably. also the end credits actually made ME sob uncontrollably in a way that was neither cute nor cathartic because now i am just SAD AND UPSET AND SAD!!!!!!
there were genuinely a lot of very funny moments (including, but by no means limited to the 'you are NOT a silly billy'/'i'm not a silly billy?' scene as well as arthur darvill's sensational dance break) so it was already delivering on that front. aisling bea and billie lourd are both wonderful in their own right but together they make a fantastic duo. i love susan wokoma, arthur darvill, omari douglas and nish kumar so each of them was a welcome addition!!!
genuinely made me quite emotional in places and as an aisling bea lover it was very distressing for me seeing her sob uncontrollably near the end? so thank you for that!!!!! the scene where she started singing and then her dad joined in and everybody was singing? pained me inimaginably. also the end credits actually made ME sob uncontrollably in a way that was neither cute nor cathartic because now i am just SAD AND UPSET AND SAD!!!!!!
the plot of this seemed so batshit insane that i thought i was in for a silly, goofy comedy and nothing else but i actually enjoyed it wayyyy more than i expected?
there were genuinely a lot of very funny moments (including, but by no means limited to the 'you are NOT a silly billy'/'i'm not a silly billy?' scene as well as arthur darvill's sensational dance break) so it was already delivering on that front. aisling bea and billie lourd are both wonderful in their own right but together they make a fantastic duo. i love susan wokoma, arthur darvill, omari douglas and nish kumar so each of them was a welcome addition!!!
genuinely made me quite emotional in places and as an aisling bea lover it was very distressing for me seeing her sob uncontrollably near the end? so thank you for that!!!!! the scene where she started singing and then her dad joined in and everybody was singing? pained me inimaginably. also the end credits actually made ME sob uncontrollably in a way that was neither cute nor cathartic because now i am just SAD AND UPSET AND SAD!!!!!!
there were genuinely a lot of very funny moments (including, but by no means limited to the 'you are NOT a silly billy'/'i'm not a silly billy?' scene as well as arthur darvill's sensational dance break) so it was already delivering on that front. aisling bea and billie lourd are both wonderful in their own right but together they make a fantastic duo. i love susan wokoma, arthur darvill, omari douglas and nish kumar so each of them was a welcome addition!!!
genuinely made me quite emotional in places and as an aisling bea lover it was very distressing for me seeing her sob uncontrollably near the end? so thank you for that!!!!! the scene where she started singing and then her dad joined in and everybody was singing? pained me inimaginably. also the end credits actually made ME sob uncontrollably in a way that was neither cute nor cathartic because now i am just SAD AND UPSET AND SAD!!!!!!
Imogen
5.0★ · 11/08/24
*Fucking heartbreaking.
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*Fucking heartbreaking.
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