Everyone (2004)The perfect gay couple are having a wedding in their backyard and they've invited the family and all their emotional baggage. Director:Bill MarchantWriter:Bill Marchant |
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Everyone (2004)The perfect gay couple are having a wedding in their backyard and they've invited the family and all their emotional baggage. Director:Bill MarchantWriter:Bill Marchant |
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Katherine Billings | ... |
Rebecca
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Gale
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Matt Fentiman | ... |
Ryan
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Dylan
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Suzanne Hepburn | ... |
Trish
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| Mark Hildreth | ... |
Grant
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Bill Marchant | ... |
Shepard
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Cara McDowell | ... |
Rachel
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Andrew Moxham | ... |
Kalvin
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Stephen Park | ... |
Luke
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Rena
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Tom Scholte | ... |
Roger
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Nancy Sivak | ... |
Madeline
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Debra Thorne | ... |
Betty
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Anna Williams | ... |
Jenny
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In this expertly crafted comedy of marriage, the perfect gay couple are having a wedding in their backyard and they've invited the family and all their emotional baggage. When the happy couple starts fighting over what to call it, you know it's going to be a long day. Written by Anonymous
This is a great story of two guys who want to get married (maybe?). Their families come together on the day of their commitment ceremony while our to-be-wed couple experiences some breakdowns and breakthroughs in their relationship.
The ensemble is made up of the various brothers and sisters (and their partners) of each of our two leads. The story quickly expands to display the entire family, focusing on the already married couples of the two grooms. Each couples struggles with the everyday (for the most part) challenges of "married" life. Whether it's dealing with professional difficulties, extramarital affairs or simple miscommunication this film shows that marriage can be rough for everyone.