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Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994) 7.1
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7.1/10 from 95,531 users
Metascore: 81/100
Reviews: 187 user | 80 critic | 19 from Metacritic.com Over the course of five social occasions, a committed bachelor must consider the notion that he may have discovered love. Director:Mike NewellWriter:Richard Curtis |
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Cast
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| Andie MacDowell | ... |
Carrie - Wedding One
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Timothy Walker | ... | |
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Sara Crowe | ... | |
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Ronald Herdman | ... |
Vicar - Wedding One
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Philip Voss | ... |
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George the Boor at The Boatman - Wedding One
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Frightful Folk Duo - Wedding One
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The film follows the fortunes of Charles and his friends as they wonder if they will ever find true love and marry. Charles thinks he's found "Miss Right" in Carrie, an American. This British subtle comedy revolves around Charlie, his friends and the four weddings and one funeral which they attend. Written by Rob Hartill
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Country:
UKRelease Date:
15 April 1994 (Canada) See more »Also Known As:
Quatre mariages et un enterrement See more »Box Office
Budget:
$4,500,000 (estimated)Gross:
$52,700,832 (USA)Company Credits
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Color (Eastmancolor)Aspect Ratio:
1.66 : 1
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Charles: [wakes up and looks at his bedside clock] Oh... *fuck*! Fuck!
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Did You Know?
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Andie MacDowell waived a fee for appearing in the film, taking percentage points instead. This netted her an eventual $2 million, compared with Hugh Grant's salary of $100,000. See more »Goofs
During the second wedding sequence when Charles finds himself trapped in the room with the bride and groom, he is crossing the room, the lights are turned on you the door to his right is open. The next scene shows him reaching toward it and it is closed. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Charles: [wakes up and looks at his bedside clock] Oh... *fuck*! Fuck!
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I'm blind to the alleged charm of Andie MacDowell myself. That's why I think that casting her in this film was a stroke of genius, for so far as my senses tell me she perfectly fits the character she plays: a dull beauty who casts a spell over one out of every twenty men she meets, leaving the remaining nineteen cold and completely baffled. Charlie (Hugh Grant) is surrounded by MUCH more desirable female friends - even Duckface has something going for her - but instead of so much as noticing them he falls head over heels for an unattainable woman who is, on top of everything else, boring. Would have been as good as it is if Charlie's passion had made SENSE? Of course not.
Anyway, everyone I know with a low opinion of this film begins the case for the prosecution with an attack on Andie MacDowell. Is there anything else to dislike? I can't see it myself. This is one of the world's few perfect comedies, devoid of longeurs - perhaps the funeral didn't have quite the desired effect - with true comedy and a nice selection of characters. One has no difficulty keeping the dozen or so members of the main set mentally separate. How many romantic comedies can you say THAT about?