John Pankow John as John. June Diane Raphael Amanda as Amanda. Emily Sarah Stikeman Student 1 as Student 1. Gary Winick. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. In Manhattan, the lawyer Liv and the school teacher Emma have been best friends since their childhood. They both are proposed to by their boyfriends on the same day and they plan their wedding parties in Plaza Hotel, using the services of the famous Marion St.
However, due to Marion's secretary's mistake, their weddings are scheduled for the same day. None of them agrees to change the date and they become enemies, trying to sabotage the wedding party of the rival.
Even best friends can't share the same wedding day. Rated PG for suggestive content, language and some rude behavior. Did you know Edit. Trivia One shot during the reception includes a complicated series of dance steps. After many failed attempts, an extra who happened to be a dance instructor asked to teach the actors how to perform the steps correctly. Goofs If the wedding planner had to advise one of the 3 brides that she double booked a date, wouldn't it have made more sense for her to simply tell the 3rd bride that she made a mistake with her date?
The other bride would have most likely gladly taken the 6th, whereas with telling Liv and Emma she was more likely to risk losing a customer. Quotes Marion St. The cuts were: An aggressive use of 'bitch' to describe a female character. A character saying 'Mother F' when she hears her wedding date has been double booked. User reviews Review. Top review. Plain Cinema That's the sole problem with 'Bride Wars'. The film is plain mediocre and that's it biggest flaw.
Agreed you don't go inn watching this one with gargantuan expectations, but come on Emma stands up and walks over to Fletcher who is upset at Emma's behavior. Emma tells him that she is not the same person he fell in love with ten years ago and that she has now changed, as it has been apparent that she learned to be more assertive.
With that, the two tearfully call off their wedding. Liv's wedding resumes with Emma participating and dancing with Nate, Liv's brother and a well known magazine journalist. The movie picks up a year later when Liv and Emma meet up for drinks, where it's revealed that Emma married Nate.
Emma and Liv also reveal to each other that they are pregnant and that their due dates are the same, March 3, and both friends get excited. Film Vault Wiki Explore. Wiki Content. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Bride Wars. Edit source History Talk 0.
Synopsis [ ] Two best friends become rivals when they schedule their respective weddings on the same day. Raphael: The idea that a wedding is the beginning of a woman's life, we wanted to challenge that. A big part of what we were saying is that women get lost in it and I think what the movie ended up becoming was a little bit more bride porn. And that's okay, it just wasn't exactly where we were going. Wilson: Oh my God, June, I had this girl come up to me who took this line that we meant as very satirical — she was like, I'm getting married and I just keep thinking about your guys' line and I'm really taking it to heart.
In a perfect world, it would have been a darker comedy and a bit more satirical but I'm happy with what it was and that's just the process. Raphael: We had a lot of interesting side characters and set pieces that didn't make it.
Kate Hudson's hair turns blue but in our script she was bald. And Casey, do you remember we had this whole sequence where Kate's character is supposed to find other bridesmaids? She was hanging out with her nieces and just relegated to the dregs. Wilson: I'll never forget that when Gary was editing and testing the movie, he called us and said we've got a problem.
The guy we cast to play Fletcher, who's supposed to be the less desirable boyfriend, was just too likable. And it was Chris Pratt. The audiences loved him too much, nothing he says is unlikable. Raphael: I remember being like, I know you because you're Anna Faris' husband. It was like, I guess that's how he got this part! It was a different time. But it was a problem how good he was. Wilson: Now, I urge all of your readers to Google my outfit from the premiere. It's really something.
Many people tried to talk me out of it the dress, including Tom, the costumer at SNL who's been there for 25 years. He was like, honey, I think we can do better, with love. And I was like, we cannot possibly do better than this gold disco ball dress.
And my hair was equally problematic. I did huge Shirley Temple curls. Raphael: When I saw the hair I was like, oh, this is the beginning stages. Then they'll brush it out, obviously. Wilson: I'll never forget, June came down in a very sleek black dress with her hair blown out and I was like, this is all wrong.
It was one of the great tragedies of my life. Raphael: Gary Winick, who we were very close to, bought us both rooms at the Plaza Hotel for the premiere. Raphael: There was a party at Tiffany's because they were featured in the movie. They were going to loan my jewelry and I was like, I am a star and a princess and that's just the way it is.
I had only been there for maybe half an hour and a woman came up to me and was like, we're ready to take the necklace back now. Wilson: After the movie came out we were asked to write a lot of things, and rewrite some movies which we've done here and there over the years. Great vehicles for women have always been our aim. Raphael: I think definitely Ass Backwards , which we did afterward even though we wrote it before Bride Wars , was us really thinking we want to do hard comedy and really make these characters insane.
What was interesting was we bumped up against a lot of things, like oh, we don't have a major studio with money who can help us make this happen. Raphael: But [ Bride Wars ] was really our way in.
I look at it so fondly as an introduction to this industry. Wilson: It's kind of amazing that it was truly our first job. We just thought, well I guess every movie gets made because here we are.
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