Nancy Meyers Teases A ‘Father of the Bride’ Reunion

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Kimberly Williams-Paisley is opening up to ET about recently reuniting with Steve Martin and the rest of the cast for the short film,, much to the delight of the original films' fans.The reunion was for a good cause, benefiting World Central Kitchen, which serves meals to survivors of natural and man-made disasters.

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Fans of the Steve Martin comedyFather of the Bride were treated on Friday to "Part 3(ish)," written and directed by Nancy Meyers.

cast has reunited for a good cause. Steve Martin (George), Diane Keaton (Nina), Kimberly Williams-Paisley (Annie), Martin Short (Franck Eggelhoffer), Kieran Culkin (Matty) and George Newborn (Bryan MacKenzie) took on their previous roles for along with Florence Pugh (Megan) and Ben Platt (Georgie) as Annie's grown-up kids.With a brief intro by Reese Witherspoon, the short film then begins with footage of the original movie and sequel, as they introduce the characters.

 Father of the Bride and watched Annie Banks (Kimberly Williams-Paisley) go from college grad to beaming bride.The rom-com from Nancy Meyers hit theaters in 1991, showing what it’s really like for a dad to let go of his little girl on her wedding day — or in George Banks’ (Steve Martin) case, lose his mind while grappling with the nuptials.The memorable film, which also starred Diane Keaton as Annie’s mom, Nina Banks, Kieran Culkin as little brother Matty Banks and George Newbern as the groom,

There have been numerous reunions over Zoom during quarantine, the latest being the “Father of the Bride” cast.

Also Read: Hollywood Producers on How to Build Inclusion From Within: 'The Audience Is Vast and Diverse' (Video)The 1991 “Father of the Bride” grossed $89 million domestically at the box office. A 1995 sequel followed and grossed $76 million domestically.On Thursday it was also reported that the “Father of the Bride” cast has reunited for “Father of the Bride Part 3 (ish),” a Netflix “mini-sequel” special written and directed by Nancy Meyers.

the show, the trailer for the upcoming short film, premiered.The first Nancy Meyers-written flick starring Steve Martin, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Diane Keaton, Martin Short, Kieran Culkin and George Newborn premiered in 1991, and was followed up by a 1995 sequel.In the trailer for the long-awaited third (short) film, fans see the front of the iconic Banks home as Nina (Keaton) yells to her husband (Martin), «George, we're all here! Come on! George! Matty (Culkin) said it was important!»«I'm

The Banks Family is back: The “Father of the Bride” cast has reunited for a special “mini-sequel” written and directed by Nancy Meyers, which will launch Friday at 3 p.m. PT/6 p.m.

pic.twitter.com/LxN1NWfPXk— Netflix (@netflix) September 23, 2020The special will premiere this Friday at 11pm here in Ireland, on Netflix’s YouTube and Facebook pages.World Central Kitchen is a non-profit organisation focused on providing meals after natural disasters.

Fans of the ’90s comedy “Father of the Bride” just got some exciting news.

Steve Martin, who played George, and Meyers teased the reunion on their social-media accounts a few weeks ago.The movie also starred Diane Keaton as George’s wife, Nina. Kimberly Williams-Paisley portrayed Annie.

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