A Few Best Men
Australian-British prenuptial comedy from the writer of Death at a Funeral and the director of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, about a wedding that hurtles into havoc when the groom’s incompetent 'best men' arrive.
After English chap David (Xavier Samuel, Twilight: Eclipse) announces his impulsive engagement to Aussie lass Mia (Laura Brent), his three mates (Kris Marshall, Kevin Bishop, Tim Draxl) dedicate themselves to attending his marriage in Sydney. Despite good intentions, the inept trio cause a chaotic, culture-clashing chain-reaction of disasters.
- Director:
- Stephan Elliott ('The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert', , 'Easy Virtue')
- Writer:
- Dean Craig
- Cast:
- Xavier SamuelRebel WilsonOlivia Newton-JohnKris MarshallElizabeth DebickiKevin BishopLaura Brent
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Extract from theaterofthecommonman.com
The following is an extract from theaterofthecommonman.com Riding the success of The Hangover franchise and it's tale of drunken debauchery, 'A Few Best Men' feels at best a misfired imitation. Three British chums are disturbed to learn their fellow mate David (Xavier Samuel) has fallen in love and become engaged to an Australian girl, Mia (Laura Bent)....
Urban Cinefile
pressOlivia Newton John is an absolute hoot as mother in law in this madcap romantic comedy that brings together English and Australian humour in earthy earnest.
Sydney Morning Herald
pressA witless, brainless, gormless, senseless, tasteless and - worst of all - laughless comedy about a country wedding reception gone wrong.
Empire Magazine
pressLooks long and hard for comedy gold but still entertains; comedy bronze.
Urban Cinefile
pressOlivia Newton John is an absolute hoot as mother in law in this madcap romantic comedy that brings together English and Australian humour in earthy earnest.
Sydney Morning Herald
pressA witless, brainless, gormless, senseless, tasteless and - worst of all - laughless comedy about a country wedding reception gone wrong.
Empire Magazine
pressLooks long and hard for comedy gold but still entertains; comedy bronze.
Extract from theaterofthecommonman.com
The following is an extract from theaterofthecommonman.com Riding the success of The Hangover franchise and it's tale of drunken debauchery, 'A Few Best Men' feels at best a misfired imitation. Three British chums are disturbed to learn their fellow mate David (Xavier Samuel) has fallen in love and become engaged to an Australian girl, Mia (Laura Bent)....
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