Remember That Feel-Good Classic? It's Back with a Twist

Hey there, movie lovers! Let's take a trip down memory lane. One of the most iconic romantic comedies of the '90s, "Four Weddings and a Funeral," had everyone swooning over the undeniable chemistry between Hugh Grant and Andie MacDowell. The film was a masterpiece of love, laughter, and those inevitable heartbreaks that come with relationships. Well, guess what? The movie that captured our hearts is making a comeback next year to celebrate its 25th anniversary. But this time, it’s not just any regular sequel—it’s a delightful surprise that you won’t want to miss!

The Man Behind the Magic Speaks Up

Richard Curtis, the genius who penned the original screenplay, took to Comic Relief’s Twitter account to share some exciting news about the upcoming Red Nose Day. He posted a video that kicks off with a charming title card that reads, “A special announcement from Richard Curtis,” before cutting to Richard himself, chatting it up with us.

Do you hear wedding bells?! 🔔 Red Nose Day. Friday 15th March 2019. #RNDwedding pic.twitter.com/HZBXJKyVOm
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— Comic Relief (@comicrelief) December 5, 2018

Bringing Back the Gang

Richard shares the buzz with an infectious excitement: “We’re crafting a twelve-minute film of 'Four Weddings and a Funeral'—fast forward twenty-five years!” Now, this isn’t just any twelve-minute short; it’s packed with all the original cast members you know and love—Andie MacDowell, John Hannah, Kristin Scott Thomas, Rowan Atkinson, and the one and only Hugh Grant. And because it's been a quarter-century since the original, there’s a fresh twist with a couple of younger characters joining the wedding festivities. But here’s the kicker—Richard’s not spilling the beans on who’s tying the knot. “It’s the twist, folks! So, you’ll have to tune in to find out,” he teases.

Behind the Scenes of the Sequel

Richard adds that he’s written the script with a little help from his girlfriend, who’s apparently a pro at crafting those laugh-out-loud moments. And guess who’s taking the helm? None other than Mike Newell, the director of the original film. “It’s like reuniting with an old family,” Richard says with a smile.

How Can You Join the Party?

Now, if you’re thinking about how you can be part of this magical reunion, Richard’s got a sweet deal for you. There’s a prize draw where you can enter for a chance to be on the set during filming. All you need to do is donate to Comic Relief, and you could win the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to have breakfast with the entire cast. “Breakfast with Hugh Grant? That’s a dream come true,” Richard jokes. To enter, just head over to givergy.com.

For those who need a quick refresher on the original tale, here’s the gist: Charles, the lovable Englishman played by Hugh Grant, and his group of friends seem to be perpetually unlucky in love. But then, Charles meets Carrie, the stunning American played by Andie MacDowell, at a wedding, and he thinks his luck is about to change. After a magical night together, Carrie heads back to the States, leaving Charles heartbroken but hopeful. As their paths cross repeatedly over several weddings and one funeral, Charles begins to believe that they’re destined to be together, despite the timing always being slightly off.

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Mark your calendars for March 15, 2019, when "One Red Nose Day and a Wedding" premieres. It’s going to be a fun-filled, heartwarming journey down memory lane!