Father of the Bride - Part 2 (1995)
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| Director: | Charles Shyer |
| Actors: | Steve Martin, Diane Keaton, Martin Short, Kieran Culkin, George Newbern, Kimberley Williams |
In this hilarious, crowd-pleasing sequel to the comedy smash Father of the Bride, you can expect Steve Martin and Diane Keaton to deliver big laughs and a great time! George Banks fells far too young to be a grandfather...and way too old to become a father again. So when his recently married daughter Annie and his wife Nina both announce they're pregant, the news sends George headlong into a wacky mid-life crisis as he desperately tries to recapture his youth. But the fun only doubles as the Banks household then gets turned completely upside-down by party planner extraordinaire Franck Egglehoffer, who returns to throw the baby shower of the century just as everyone is anxiously awaiting the delightful double delivery!
| Status: | LongWait |
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| Run time: | 92mins |
| Origin: | UNITED STATES |
| Aspect Ratio: | 1.85:1 16:9 Enhanced |
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Member Reviews (10)
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Nessie
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Steve Martin is one of my favourite comedic actors. and this movie really does suit him. well done!
Roz
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Just as good as the first! Steve Martin
Barbara M.
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I enjoyed this movie, but Steve Martin does go a bit far to seemingly force a laugh, when he is so funny in his own right. Good story though and worth the watch.
Lorna M.
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Reasonably funny but Steve Martin always goes just that little bit too far, in my opinion.
Sharon W.
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Another really funny movie with Steve Martin. It is hilarious from start to finish. Great family viewing.
Harry
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Worth watching. A good laugh. A little predictable.
Harry Torosidis
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Worth watching. A good laugh. A little predictable.
Harry
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Faith Evangelista
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Very cute. Good spread of sentiment, comedy and family values.
S.Mullen
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What you would expect from a Steve Martin/Diane Keaton movie - plenty of laughs and slapstick and some more serious moments. Well acted all round and worth watching.