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"Unveiled: The Making of My Best Friend's Wedding"; "Wedding Do's and Dont's"; HBO making-of special: On the Set; "Say a Little Prayer" singalong; My Best Friend's Wedding album; DVD-ROM "Who's the One for Me?" quiz and wedding slide show; Theatrical trailers; Filmographies; Production notes
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0. Scene Selections
1. Start [3:23]
2. Jules & George [7:21]
3. "You Don't Know Me" [:52]
4. Kimmy Wallace [1:15]
5. Dress Fitting [2:33]
6. Claustrophobia [3:44]
7. The Ballpark [3:11]
8. Karaoke Bar [5:36]
9. Job talk [7:11]
10. To the Rescue [8:51]
11. Wedding Party [4:46]
12. "I Say a Little Prayer" [3:37]
13. Some Time Together [1:14]
14. Walter's Office [4:04]
15. Wrong Set of Keys [4:30]
16. Letter From His Boss [1:03]
17. Dangerous Person [1:54]
18. "She Denied It." [2:44]
19. Call Off Party? [3:21]
20. Go-between [:31]
21. "Choose Me." [1:26]
22. Chasing Michael [4:43]
23. "What the World Needs Now" [2:53]
24. Another Confession [1:15]
25. Catfight [1:16]
26. Wedding Ceremony [5:37]
27. "The Way You Look Tonight" [2:29]
28. George Calls [2:57]
A woman realizes that friends can be lovers, but now has to convince the friend in question in the romantic comedy My Best Friend's Wedding. Michael O'Neal (Dermot Mulroney) and Julianne Potter (Julia Roberts) were romantically involved in college, and after breaking up, they have managed to remain close friends. For years, Julianne and Michael have had a pledge that if both were single when they turned 28, they would get married. Shortly before her 28th birthday, Julianne is lamenting the sad state of her love life when she gets a call from Michael, who announces that he has important news. Julianne is convinced that Michael is going to ask her to marry him, and she is crestfallen when he announces that he's engaged to Kimmy Wallace (Cameron Diaz). Kimmy seems like the perfect woman for Michael; she's sweet, pretty, bright, and adores Michael, and her wealthy family is just as fond of him as she is. But now that Julianne has realized how much she loves Michael, she's not about to give him up without a fight -- and isn't afraid to fight dirty. Julianne's uneasy ally in the battle for Michael's affections is her friend and editor George Downes (Rupert Everett), a cheerfully out-of-the-closet homosexual who is not prepared when Julianne asks him to pose as her boyfriend. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

One mention of the Embassy Suites.
Julianne smokes regularly. Many characters drink beer.
A few salty phrases and words, including "goddamn," "asshole," "bitch," "hell," "tramp," and "slut."
Michael kisses Kimmie passionately once and more chastely several times. Julianne and Michael kiss once, even though Michael is engaged. A bridesmaid gets her tongue stuck on an ice sculpture of David.
Not an issue.
About My Best Friend's Wedding
Parents need to know that there are a few sex jokes and some profanity, including "tramp" and "slut." The film also revives the antiquated notion that women must tear each other down to win the love of a man. It also proffers a version of love that's unrequited, dishonest, and manipulative.
Families can talk about definition of love that this movie exerts. What's the difference between a crush and love? Do you think it's real love if it's unrequited? Is the pain of love a good reason to lie and manipulate? What qualities should love bring out in people? It's also a good opportunity for families to talk about how teens can handle romantic feelings about a platonic friend.