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''Four Weddings And A Funeral'' is a British comedy directed by [[Mike Newell]] and released in 1994. It provided [[Hugh Grant]] with his breakthrough role. |
''Four Weddings And A Funeral'' is a British comedy directed by [[Mike Newell]] and released in 1994. It provided [[Hugh Grant]] with his breakthrough role. |
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When he meets her again at another wedding, he begins to think she might be the right one. Unfortunately, she's now engaged to someone else... |
When he meets her again at another wedding, he begins to think she might be the right one. Unfortunately, she's now engaged to someone else... |
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* [[Author Appeal]]: Oh, Richard Curtis, with your clumsily adorable Hugh Grant characters and your alluring American women and your quirkily awkward dialogue and your minor social crises. |
* [[Author Appeal]]: Oh, Richard Curtis, with your clumsily adorable Hugh Grant characters and your alluring American women and your quirkily awkward dialogue and your minor social crises. |
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* [[Babies Ever After]]: {{spoiler|Charles and Carrie, in the [[Where Are They Now? Epilogue]], as well as the couple married at the first wedding, seen briefly at Charles'}} |
* [[Babies Ever After]]: {{spoiler|Charles and Carrie, in the [[Where Are They Now? Epilogue]], as well as the couple married at the first wedding, seen briefly at Charles'}} |
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