Cake: A Wedding Story
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| Directed by | Will Wallace |
| Written by | George Langworthy Iain Weatherby |
| Produced by | Will Wallace Jeffrey Travis Conroy Kanter Mike Hoy David Freid Matthew S. Harrison Sara Gravrock |
| Music by | Geno Lenardo Thomas Dawson Jr. |
Release date |
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Running time | 93 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Cake: A Wedding Story is a 2007 comedy film directed by Will Wallace. The film hit the festival circuit in March 2007 with its world premiere at The Other Venice Film Festival[1] on March 18, followed by a March 24 bow at the 2007 AFI Dallas International Film Festival.[2]
Plot
When two star-crossed lovers, set on eloping, are forced into having a big wedding, the bride develops a plan of her own. Unfortunately, the groom is not privy to the plan. Meanwhile, family and friends start to take sides at a reception for a wedding that never took place.[3]
Cast
- G. W. Bailey as Howard Canter
- Thomas Calabro as Bernard
- William Zabka as Sam
- Catherine Anderson Martin as Juliet Willoughby
- Adam Green as Felix Canter
- Mary Ellen Trainor as Jane Andrews
- Will Wallace as Ted Andrews
- Joe Estevez as Ken Willoughby
- Kerry Wallum as brother in law
- Dominic Scott Kay as Ryan
- Burton Gilliam as Judge
- Ann Cusack as Celeste
- Joe Stevens as Bip Saxton
- Becky Jane Romine as Gretchen Willoughby
- Marjorie Clifton as Liz Willoughby
- Craig Syracusa as Alex
- Matt Pletcher as Father Matthew (as Matthew S. Harrison)
- Teresa Castle as Kathy
- Sara Gravrock as Penny
- Alexis Ashley as Patience
- Luke Coffee as Jimmy Z
- Jason Manns as Bret
- Nikki Boyer as Nurse
- Bob Farster as Art
- Tom McCafferty as Mike
- Brad MacDonald as Tom
- Brave Matthews as 1 Year Old Stud's Dad
- Nick Pellegrino as Rabbi
- Sara Gibbons as Cat
- Lily Asinovsky as Jeanne
References
- ^ "The Other Venice Film Festival 2006 - March 16-19, Venice, CA". Archived from the original on 2007-02-26. Retrieved 2007-03-04.
- ^ "Account Suspended". afidallas.com.
- ^ "10a, Sun, Mar 18, Electric Lodge". Archived from the original on 2007-09-27. Retrieved 2007-03-04.
External links
- Cake: A Wedding Story at IMDb
- Cake: A Wedding Story on Myspace
- AFI Dallas[permanent dead link]
- Baby Galigo Studios
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