Three brides-to-be have secrets that may jeopardize their upcoming nuptials.
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Title: Something Borrowed, Something Blue (TV Movie 1997)
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| Connie Sellecca | ... | Monique D'Arcy | |
| Twiggy | ... | Eve Hamel (as Twiggy Lawson) | |
| Jameson Parker | ... | Richard Ives | |
| Ken Howard | ... | Senator John Farrell | |
| Shawnee Smith | ... | Teri | |
| Ricky Paull Goldin | ... | Brian Anderson | |
| Gary Hershberger | |||
| Brett Cullen | ... | Pete | |
| Dina Merrill | ... | Lydia D'Arcy, Monique's Mother | |
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Ralph Wilcox | ... | Detective Reynolds |
| Keith Flippen | ... | Rupert | |
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Charles Portney | ... | Bill |
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Dan Doby | ... | Michael Warren |
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Debra Terry | ... | Kendel |
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Julie Kellam | ... | Dorothy |
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Three brides-to-be have secrets that may jeopardize their upcoming nuptials.
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11 March 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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An attempt at a female buddy-movie. Three about-to-be-newlywed chums are taken to Australia for a photoshoot; there, things transpire, skeletons emerge from closets, ghosts from the past come back for a haunting, and the vampires who suck the blood of love seem set to transform the impending marriages into the undead. Which is all you'd expect from a film helmed by TV-series director Gwen Arner, with the three leads being Connie Sellecca (cable-movie stalwart), Shawnee Smith (who lives for roles in Stephen King adaptations) and Twiggy (famous for nothing other than being thin thirty years ago).