Rachel Getting Married (2008)
Overview
A young woman who has been in and out from rehab for the past 10 years returns home for the weekend for her sister's wedding.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $16,937,968.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 11.556 |
Directed By
Jonathan Demme
Crew
Alyssa St. Vincent
Carol Cuddy
Ilona Herzberg
Zafer Tawil
Donald Harrison Jr.
Chryss Hionis
Jonathan Demme
Jonathan Demme
Jenny Lumet
Ford Wheeler
H.H. Cooper
Kim Jennings
Marc Platt
Declan Quinn
Bernard Telsey
Neda Armian
Innbo Shim
Emily Woodburne
Tim Squyres
Elizabeth Hayes
Nate Grubb
Tiffany Little Canfield
Susan Lyall
Jennifer Truelove
H.H. Cooper
Jill Brown
TOP CAST
Anne Hathaway
Kym Buchman
Rosemarie DeWitt
Rachel Buchman
Bill Irwin
Paul Buchman
Debra Winger
Abby Buchman
Tunde Adebimpe
Sidney Williams
Mather Zickel
Kieran
Anna Deavere Smith
Carol
Anisa George
Emma
Robyn Hitchcock
Wedding Guest
'Sister' Carol East
Wedding Guest
Beau Sia
Wedding Czar
Carol Jean Lewis
Sidney's Mom
Fab 5 Freddy
Rehearsal Dinner Guest
Andre B. Blake
Inspired Stylist
Roger Corman
Wedding Guest
Tamyra Gray
Singing Friend
Victoria Haynes
Bridesmaid
Kyrah Julian
Sidney's Sister
Roslyn Ruff
Rosa
Sebastian Stan
Walter
Annaleigh Ashford
Quick Stop Cashier
Zafer Tawil
Violin Friend
Innbo Shim
Wedding Planner
Eliza Simpson
Wedding P.A.
Quincy Tyler Bernstine
12-Step Receptionist
Mel Jones
12-Step Speaker
Darrell Larson
12-Step Group Leader
Michelle Federer
12-Step Reader
Matt Stadelmann
12-Step First-Timer
Molly Hickok
12-Step Veteran
Big Jim Wheeler
12-Step Meeting Member
Josh Broder
12-Step Meeting Member
Stephen Richardson
12-Step Meeting Member
Bruce Bennetts
12-Step Meeting Member
Paul Sparks
12-Step Meeting Member
Caroline Goodman-Thomases
12-Step Meeting Member
Daniel Wolff
12-Step Meeting Member
Jill Dalton
12-Step Meeting Member
Joe Alessi
12-Step Meeting Member
Jordan Cael
12-Step Meeting Member
Tiffany Little Canfield
12-Step Meeting Member
Barry Eastmond Jr.
Wedding Drummer
Brooklyn Demme
Wedding Guitarist
John Anthony
Sidney's Dad
Herreast Harrison
Sidney's Grandmother
Gonzales Joseph
Cousin Joe
Donald Harrison Jr.
Rehearsal Dinner Guest
Jim Roche
Rehearsal Dinner Guest
Jimmy Joe Roche
Rehearsal Dinner Guest
Robert W. Castle
Rehearsal Dinner Guest
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