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Kiss The Bride (2002)
Sibling drama overshadows the impending nuptials of Danni Sposato and her longtime boyfriend, Geoff Brancato. Television actress Niki brings her manager-boyfriend, Marty, to meet the family for the first time, while spiky youngest sister Toni shows off her bandmate and lover, Amy, and driven Wall Street banker Chrissy flashes the status symbols of her financial success.
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Sibling drama overshadows the impending nuptials of Danni Sposato and her longtime boyfriend, Geoff Brancato. Television actress Niki brings her manager-boyfriend, Marty, to meet the family for the first time, while spiky youngest sister Toni shows off her bandmate and lover, Amy, and driven Wall Street banker Chrissy flashes the status symbols of her financial success.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Vanessa Parise
In Theaters:10/16/2002
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Replay Pictures, Empera Pictures, Imageworks Entertainment International
Cast
Vanessa Parise
Director
Amanda Detmer
Danisa 'Danni' Sposato
Sean Patrick Flanery
Tom Terranova
Brooke Langton
Nicoletta 'Niki' Sposato
Monet Mazur
Antonia 'Toni' Sposato
Alyssa Milano
Amy Kayne
Vanessa Parise
Christina 'Chrissy' Sposato
Johnathon Schaech
Geoffrey 'Geoff' Brancato
Talia Shire
Irene Sposato
Burt Young
Santo Sposato
Johnny Whitworth
Marty
Frances Bay
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