Andie MacDowell, Anna Chancellor, Charlotte Coleman
Romantic comedy about Charles, a noncommittal Englishman who meets Carrie--the American girl of his dreams--at a mutual friend's wedding and proceeds to awkwardly woo her through one funeral and three...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 7, 1999
Stats: 4,578 reviews
Has its moments but it ultimately began a trend of really shit British films that have ruined the British film industry! Why did they need an American star? They didn?t need her at all! I like Charlotte Coleman though and that?s why I give it an extra star!
I watched this for the second or third time today. Watch it if you can, it is a great story. If you count the photos during the end credits, perhaps the movie should be called "Eight weddings and a funeral".
Perhaps a fault of the movie - whereas it does a good job of discussi...( read more)
Old but pretty funny, Unfortunately as an English girl, this film represented the more upper class section of people and I tend to prefer more gritty English films.
Four Weddings and a Funeral is a British import! I really enjoy this film starring Hugh Grant, Andie MacDowell, & Kristin Scott Thomas.
Hugh Grant plays a man that along with his friends attend many a wedding hence the title. He is a very single man and his interest is peaked...( read more)
It is still to date my favourite British romantic comedy. Hugh Grant's absolutely adorable in his role. The entire cast were excellent too esp Rowan Atkinson eventhough he had a small role
The flick which gave Hugh Grant a well deserved global reputation. Very 'British'- Fun & meaningful. A prudent narrative with great supporting cast as well as characters set-up. A flick which pull me into English speaking Cinema.
Andie MacDowell was an average actress with a great chemistry with the rest of the cast and she was a well written character.
Charlotte Coleman was overly funny and had a great hidden charm beneath her over-flambouyant outside.
Hugh Grant was extremly funny and charming. Hi...( read more)
Light-hearted English comedy with a hilarious wedding ceremony filled with the funniest scenes.
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