Happily Ever After
Synopsis
Now Heather is forced to return to her hometown when her father becomes ill. The cynical urbanite hates everything about the place she grew up – especially her bubbly childhood friend Sarah Ann. But Sarah Ann thinks they can be best friends again, and insists that Heather film the video for her dream wedding to a local policeman. Heather is convinced that the two young women have nothing in common – but what is going on between Sarah Ann and that handsome married man Heather once loved? And is Heather’s devil-may-care father really having an affair with Sarah Ann’s uptight mother, the wife of the Police Chief?
As the big day approaches Heather finds that no one is quite what they seem – especially the old friend she thought she knew better than anyone.
A rollicking comedy-drama about secrets and weddings – and best friends forever.
Details
- Year
- 2016
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 112 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Joan Carr-Wiggin
- Producer
- David Gordian, Alan Latham
- Executive Producer
- Jason Garrett , David Rogers
- Screenwriter
- Joan Carr-Wiggin, Savitri Gordian
- Production Designer
- Keith Bowser
- Principal cast
- Janet Montgomery, Sara Paxton, Alex Kingston
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
UK, Canada coproduction
Premiere Pictures (UK), Paragraph Pictures (CA)
Premiere Pictures
3rd FloorHanover House
118 Queens Road
Brighton
BN1 3XG
Sales Company
Stealth Media Group
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