
It's about finding the love of your life. And deciding what to do about it.
When she receives word that her longtime platonic pal Michael O'Neal is getting married to debutante Kimberly Wallace, food critic Julianne Potter realizes her true feelings for Michael -- and sets out to sabotage the wedding.
- 6.6
- 1997
- Released
- 1h 45m

Julia Roberts
Julianne Potter
Dermot Mulroney
Michael O'Neal
Cameron Diaz
Kimmy Wallace
Rupert Everett
George Downes
Philip Bosco
Walter Wallace
M. Emmet Walsh
Joe O'Neal
Rachel Griffiths
Samantha Newhouse
Carrie Preston
Amanda Newhouse
Susan Sullivan
Isabelle Wallace
Christopher Masterson
Scotty O'Neal
Raci Alexander
Title Sequence Performer
Jennifer Garrett
Title Sequence Performer
Kelleia Sheerin
Title Sequence Performer
Bree Turner
Title Sequence Performer
Cassie Creasy
Flower Girl
Lucina Paquet
Kimmy's Grandma
Aida Baggio
Old Woman #2
Shirley Kelly
Oldest Lady
George Bozonelos
Party Guest
Loretta Paoletti
Party Guest
Joseph Sikora
Stoner Guy #1
Shale Marks
Stoner Guy #2
Phillip Ingram
Wedding Singer
Rose Abdoo
Seamstress
JoBe Cerny
Tailor
Paul Giamatti
Bellman
Charlie Trotter
Charlie Trotter
Guillermo Téllez
Chef
Ned Schmidtke
Captain
Mara Casey
Karaoke Girl
Tonray Ho
Karaoke Waitress
Michelle Hutchison
Drunken Trashy Girl
Robert Sutter
Crabhouse Pianist
Charlotte Zucker
Customer
Susan Breslau
Customer
Burton Zucker
Customer
Sharon Haight
Customer
Nydia Rodriguez Terracina
Walter's Secretary
Mike Bacarella
Office Janitor
Larry Santori
Conductor
Gene Janson
Sport Magazine Guy
Kevin Michael Doyle
Sport Magazine Guy
Scott Kuhagen
Werner
Sid Hillman
Dining Guest
Norman Merrill
Dining Guest
Renata Scott
Dining Guest
Anh Duong
Dining Guest
Harry Shearer
Jonathan P.E. Rice
Jennifer McComb
Excited Woman
Mary-Pat Green
Angry Woman
Davenia McFadden
Angrier Woman
Jo Farkas
Loony Woman
Chelcie Ross
Preist (uncredited)
Ray Uhler
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Paul Adelstein
Brunch Guest (uncredited)
Stephanie Burton
Karaoke Patron (uncredited)
Kathi Copeland
Singing Chef (uncredited)
Amy Danles
Intro Bridesmaid #2 (uncredited)
Jerod Howard
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Chris Lowe
Party Guest (uncredited)
Molly Murphy
Train Conductor (uncredited)
Chelcie Ross
Priest (uncredited)
Dominic Paolo Testa
Shopper (uncredited)









Released
en
$38,000,000.00
$299,288,605.00
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- #secret love
- #new love
- #love of one's life
- #wedding reception
- #restaurant critic
- #man woman relationship
- #wedding
- #relationship sabotage
- #rehearsal dinner
Reviews
My Best Friend’s Wedding delivers a light and heartfelt romantic comedy with a well-structured plot, charming performances, and a memorable soundtrack that enhances each scene. While some character decisions may feel unrealistic—like Julie’s access to private spaces or Kimmy’s quick trust—the film still captures relatable emotions around unspoken love and the fear of losing someone. Ultimately, it

I don't know why I like this movie. I think it's just because of how crazy funny Julia Roberts starts acting when she finds out her best friend is getting married. Kind of reminds me of some of my crazy ex's.

**I've seen much better romantic comedies.** I'm not a fan of romantic comedies, but I recognize their value and quality. There are a number of very good romantic comedies, in fact, but I'm sorry to say this isn't one of the brightest. Watching the movie, I felt that a lot of its success or failure depends on how much each viewer likes the main character... and I didn't really feel like I sy











