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Critic Consensus: David E. Kelley's The Wedding Bells is a lite comedy that relies heavily on stock characters, predictable wedding mishaps, and derivative plot points.
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Cast
as Annie Bell
as Jane Bell
as Sammy Bell
as David Conlon
as Russell Hawkins
as Ralph Snow
as Amanda Pontell
as Debbie Quill
as Cedric
as Ernesto
as Laurie Hill
as DeDe Stoller
as Lainie Hill
as Candace Sinclair
as Johnny Kad
as Michael Madison
as Reverend Nelson Cody
as Sheila Pontell
as Billy Ray Popcorn
as Robert Harris
as Chef Anton Torino
as Aunt
as Jack Cohen
as Dr. Sean Westfield
as Edith Fleischman
as Larry Herschfield
as Allie Crow
as Ross Michael
as Benjamin Fleischman
as Nicole Harris
as Bridget Heller
as Lucas Quinn
as Tricia Norwood
as Chrissie Miller
as Joseph Heller
as Rabbi Joseph Fishman
as Lainie Hill
as Usher No. 1
as Woolfie Shultz
as Candy Heller
as Saul Finkelstein
as Usher No. 2
as Isabelle
as Daphne
as Usher Bob
as Jennifer
as Gladys Miller
as Peppy Miller
as Milton Crest
as Mr. Miller
as Dr. Harris
as Carol
as Edith Bretch
as Dr. Marie Fields
as Myra
as Muffy Stevens
as Jody
as Ike
as Ellen
as Billy Rabineau
Critic Reviews for The Wedding Bells: Season 1
All Critics (19) | Top Critics (16) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (12)
There's nothing wrong with fun, light entertainment. But "The Wedding Bells" is so derivative, you can almost read the movie titles from which it obviously swiped.
Its first hour is a fun, feathery romp, without any heavy lifting or laborious character assembly required.
Like many an arranged marriage, awkward at first, it could blossom.
[A] light, bubbly show.
"The Wedding Bells"... simply doesn't work.
Like everything else about "The Wedding Bells," even the exploitation is lazy.
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