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Steve
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Roger
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Cheryl
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Tommy
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Lisa
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Jane
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Colin
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Jacqui
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Heather Mitchell | ... |
Rose
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Nikita Leigh-Pritchard | ... |
Eve
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Vlad
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Todd
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Nichelle Claire | ... |
Russian dancer
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Steve Thompson, a lovable anti-hero, is the youngest son in the gloriously flawed Thompson family. In a bid to save himself from financial ruin, Steve does the unthinkable and agrees to marry Ana, a Russian woman seeking residency in exchange for a huge sum of cash. Behind closed doors the deal is done, a secret wedding is arranged & in no time life will be back to normal, or so Steve thinks... Until a nosy family friend gets wind of the wedding plans and before sundown the whole Thompson family is gripped by wedding fever. Although Steve's family could use some constructive therapy for their own relationships, they rally together to support Steve in preparation for the world's most farcical wedding. What was once a private registry affair is now a fully-fledged spectacle as Steve's lie takes on a life of it's own, and he is more and more consumed by the fear that he has ruined his chance to be with his true love, Jacqui, forever. Written by Producers
I had the great pleasure of watching "The Wedding Party" last week at the NYC Int'l Film Festival and I was totally delighted! Amanda Jane's directorial debut was absolutely masterful! Amanda took superb ensemble cast and a wonderful script and created a visual symphony of comedy and drama that was completely entertaining! The emotional roller coaster between hilarity and compassion never let the audience disconnect from the story. The Amanda Jane and her players will someday be household names in the future! This is a must-see film that I can't wait to buy. "The Wedding Party" beat out my awesome feature "Dancing on the Edge" for Best Feature at NYCIFF and deserved every bit of it! I can't wait to see Amanda's next picture!