Wedding Belles (2007)

7.8	Listal rating
6.7	IMDB rating

Directed by

Philip John

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Rab Affleck

Security Guard

Mabel Aitken

Old Folks Home Nurse

Andrew Barr

Roy Roy

Leigh Biagi

Female Guest

Tam Dean Burn

Middle-Aged Man

Juliet Cadzow

Kelly's Ma

Daniel Cameron

Jamie

Scott Cleverdon

Kevin

Written by

Dean Cavanagh

written by

Irvine Welsh

written by

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Trainspotting for the girls?

6 years, 1 month ago at Apr 2 17:24

tartan_skirt

2 votes

Wedding Belles has been dubbed the "all-female Trainspotting", but it is also Welsh's departure from male protagonists while still retaining all the attitude and wit which characterises his writing.

As a film the viewer is drawn in by the opening sequence. It may be only a few scarce minutes long, but it leaves you hanging and wanting to know the reason behind the actions.
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Release date : 29 March 2007

Edinburgh (1), Film (1), Crime (1), Drugs (1), Scotland (1), Scottish (1), British (1), Drama (1), Comedy (1)

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tartan_skirt posted a review 6 years, 1 month ago

Trainspotting for the girls?

“Wedding Belles has been dubbed the "all-female Trainspotting", but it is also Welsh's departure from male protagonists while still retaining all the attitude and wit which characterises his writing.

As a film the viewer is drawn in by the opening sequence. It may be only a few scarce minutes long, but it leaves you hanging and wanting to know the reason behind the actions.

The four actresses in the main roles did a fantastic job, IMHO Shirley Henderson was probably the best. Michelle Gomez was also surprisingly good in her role too, a change from her normal comedic roles does her good.

The story is great and the usual comedy-drama writing of Irvine Welsh shines through here. A definite must-see for Trainspotting fans.” read more