A WEDDING (1978) ROBERT ALTMAN TRAILER
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- Release Date: 1978
- Runtime: 125 min
- Genre: Comedy, Drama
- Starring: Desi Arnaz Jr., Carol Burnett, Geraldine Chaplin, Howard Duff ... see all
- Director: Robert Altman
- Plot: Muffin's wedding to Dino Corelli is to be a big affair. Except the ageing priest isn't too sure of the ceremony, only the families actually turn up as the Corelli... Read more
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| Mar 07, 1978Chicago Sun-Times
chart the lines of power and passion that run among them.....and then chisels away at it with maniacal and sometimes savage satire..... ... Full Review
| Mar 07, 1978Chicago Sun-Times
chart the lines of power and passion that run among them.....and then chisels away at it with maniacal and sometimes savage satire..... ... Full Review
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LIKE most brides-to-be, I relish the thought of wearing a long white dress, being pampered and preened before my big day and changing from a Miss to a Mrs. ... Full Article
Hogans: A Wedding to Forget?
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2007-12-07
Those crazazy Hogans can't seem to agree on anything -- even the date they got married! Still wondering why the two attention-seekers split?The Hulkster filed a response to wife Linda Bollea's petition for divorce on November 28, claiming they tied... ... Full Article
Fri., Jan. 28, 2000 2:50 PM PST by Emily Farache SHOTGUN WEDDING? Catherine Zeta-Jones is pregnant with Michael Douglas ' child, the couple announced Friday. ... Full Article
Robert Altman's over-frenetic satire on American marriage rituals and hypocrisy concerns the upper-crust marriage between Dino Corelli (Desi Arnaz Jr.) and Muffin Brenner (Amy Stryker). ... Full Article
From the Chicago Reader Ostensibly Robert Altman's aim in this 1978 comic free-for-all was to top his own Nashville by doubling his cast of leading players from 24 to 48. ... Full Article
This could have been called A Wedding if director Robert Altman hadn't already pinched the title as well as the theme. Bud Yorkin's comedy-drama is a much inferior version full of morose, unpleasant characters and with far too few smartly... ... Full Article