There Goes The Bride

Synopsis

There Goes The Bride is a comedy film from 1980 directed by Terry Marcel. The story follows mild-mannered ad executive Peter Marsh who finds himself in a series of comedic misadventures when he gets mixed up with a mysterious woman named Giselle who claims to be his wife from a previous life. As Peter struggles to keep his present-day engagement intact while dealing with Giselle's bizarre antics, chaos ensues, leading to a whirlwind of humorous situations and misunderstandings. With a blend of slapstick humor and wacky scenarios, the film takes viewers on a lighthearted journey filled with laughter and unexpected twists.

Cast

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  Tom Smothers

  Timothy Westerby

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  Twiggy

  Polly Perkins

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  Phil Silvers

  Psychiatrist

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  Sylvia Syms

  Ursula Westerby

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  Jim Backus

  Mr. Perkins

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  Broderick Crawford

  Gas Station Attendant

Reviews

There Goes The Bride received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. While some praised the film's comedic timing and the chemistry between the lead actors, others found the plot to be too convoluted and the humor to be dated. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 2.8/10 rating, stating, 'An uneven comedy with moments of charm but fails to sustain its premise.' IMDb users rated it 3.4/10, with some viewers highlighting the film's nostalgic value despite its flaws. Despite its shortcomings, some critics appreciated the film's whimsical take on the concept of reincarnation and its whimsical charm.