#The bridesmaids movie movie#
'Bridesmaids' works - you remember all the comedy stuff, that was great, but the reason that movie worked is because it was about Kristen Wiig's character, who was a very confident person before the movie began, who has this total crash because her bakery goes out of business and everything falls apart in her life. " Everybody thinks they want a Bridesmaids sequel, and it could be fun, but I always have to say this. Paul Feig, who directed the feature, addressed the possibility last year, explaining what makes the original movie so relatable. Given the success of Bridesmaids, there have long been demands for a sequel. The scene acts as the point at which the two characters finally mend fences by focussing on their mutual love for Lillian, so it is understandable that the part of the scene involving a dead body was removed since that would have taken a warm moment into an unexpectedly dark place.
#The bridesmaids movie Patch#
The scene was supposed to take place near the end of the movie when Lillian goes AWOL, and it is up to Wiig's character Annie to patch things up with her frenemy Helen, played by Rose Byrne, so they can combine forces to find Lillian. We're like, 'It's Lillian - she's dead!' And then we were like, 'Oh wait - it's not Lillian.' And then we just keep running." "When we were running around to find Lillian, we were going to find a woman lying on the ground. In an interview with the New York Times, Wiig revealed that the movie almost featured a super dark scene involving an unattended corpse.
Not only was the film a critical and financial hit, but it established Kristen Wiig as a leading lady, and put Melissa McCarthy on the comedy map. When it comes to female-led comedies, few are as iconic as 2011's Bridesmaids.
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