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The Wedding Singer, 1998
English
USA
Profile of The Wedding Singer
The mood of The Wedding Singer is sentimental and humorous. The plot centers around weddings, looking for love, and falling in love. It is a comedy, romance, and period movie. In approach, The Wedding Singer is not serious and realistic. The setting is New Jersey. It happens in the 1980s. The musical score of The Wedding Singer is pop and rock. The movie is known for being an award winner. It is especially suggested for a date night and teens.
Summary of The Wedding Singer
New Jersey wedding chanteur Robbie Hart loses all hope after being abandoned at the altar by his fiancee Linda. Enter Julia, an effervescent ray of light in the shape of a catering-service waitress, who enlists Robbie's help in planning her own wedding--to a sleazy, DeLorean-driving junk bond salesman who tomcats around and treats women like unfeeling slabs of meat. Can our hero win Julia over before she elopes to Las Vegas? Will Billy Idol save the day? And, most importantly, will the fluffy romantic storyline be completely overpowered by the weighty mid-1980s cultural references? The Wedding Singer is cheesy fun for the nostalgically inclined. Steve Buscemi tries to steal the film in an uncredited role as a drunk best man, but that honor actually goes to Alexis Arquette, as "George."
Details
| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA |
| Release date: | 13 February 1998 |
| Runtime: | 95 min |
Cast and Crew
as Robbie
as Julia
as Holly
as David 'Dave' Veltri
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Variety
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- by: Leonard Klady
The New Yorker
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- by: Daphne Merkin
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- 15.May.2009
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- by: Adam
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