+Michael Eshom I don't know either. I prefer him as Hubie in Pebble and the Penguin but Mr. Short at least must have deserved one award for playing this hilarious and eccentric wedding planner.
I agree. Should have got a supporting actor nomination. Especially since this was the year Jack Palance got one for another comedy City Slickers. Although I give slight edge to Spencer Tracy's original Father of the Bride Short's characterization was one touch the original did not have and part of what makes this remake and it's sequel so enjoyable and rewatchable.
I'd feel TERRIBLE if I made my parents spend this much on my wedding. Absolutely fucking terrible. I wouldn't even be able to enjoy my honeymoon. I would keep it small and sweet. ONLY close family from both sides and a few friends. At a reasonably priced venue or country club. No more than 80-100 people, absolute tops. Huge weddings aren't even fun anyway and massively overrated.
@@sarahberkner Doesn't matter, I would straight up TELL my folks that I didn't want them spending $150K on my wedding. I'd insist on it. 50-60 people at most, at a small intimate reasonably priced venue. Spending that much on a wedding is absolutely ridiculous.
I know both movies for more than 20 years and always had the feeling: Where do I know that guy from....??.... And today suddenly I got enlighted... Better late than never... 😂
You've heard of "Talk Like a Pirate" day? Well there should be a "Talk Like Franc Eggelhoffer" day. Just think, when you go to a restaurant you can ask for a "mahn-u" instead of a menu. Or when you go to a bakery you order a "cek".
MY COMEDY SECRET: Watch Father of the Bride with your close caption on and you will get every little insane word of Martin's very best performance. Do it, you will fall out of your chair. Believe me, you are missing much more than you realize.
Melanie Jones Yeah he's great in that! No doubt. I loved the theme and the way it's portrayed there. I have also found a product which is very useful for father of the bride speeches usa which is Corbandy Wedding Speech Crusher. You can always google it. Cheers!
Last time I saw him was in Jurassic World. It was awesome to have him back in his character from the original movie. I just found out he voiced Shang in Mulan.
After 4 times watching this clip, I understand about 90% of franc’s words. Also I think starting with the cake to see how much they wanna spend and about how fancy of a cake they choose is a solid plan
@@sarahberkner I honestly would love a taste test to compare regular cakes with the cakes franc was selling. They’d need to be FANTASTIC and even then I may opt for the regular priced cakes as well 😎
To anyone wanting to know why the cake is that expensive. There is a base fee ($4-5 per slice), then it rise based on how many tiers the cake is, fresh flowers will up the cost. If the flowers are hand crafted, it’ll be at least $5 a flower. If you use fondant, it’ll definitely up the cost. Then you have to factor in setup and delivery. When you factor all of that in, it sort of makes sense why that cake cost $1200.
New Jeffersonian I agree. There are shortcuts to getting a less expensive cake though: 1) you can have only 1 tier of cake be real, the rest made of styrofoam and have a huge sheet cake to serve to the guest. 2) choose an alternative dessert 3) have a cupcake tower (less mess anyway) 4) just have a desserts bar (if you provide boxes with it, then it can be your wedding favor as well)
Martin Short brought out the really BIG laughs as Franck in this movie. Happy 25t anniversary to Father of the Bride. I'm watching to celebrate the announcement he will play Wilbur Turnblad in NBC's Hairspray Live this December opposite Harvey Fierstein as Edna!
I'd feel TERRIBLE if I made my parents spend this much on my wedding. Absolutely fucking terrible. I wouldn't even be able to enjoy my honeymoon. I would keep it small and sweet. ONLY close family from both sides and a few friends. At a reasonably priced venue or country club. No more than 70-80 people, absolute tops. Huge weddings aren't even fun anyway and massively overrated.
musicaltheatergeek79 Sounds about right. My friend got married this year and her cake cost around that much. I can't believe how expensive a wedding cake is 😨
This is truly quite the comedically genius (or near-so) and, still, topical formulation of dialogue, character line delivery, and acting, producing a DAMN great performance! This, with its mixture of French, intensely “German,” SO bluntly Israeli, and minor Panasian/Eurasian accents (to my ears), along with its French and ethnically Jewish-Franco combo wordings. DISCLAIMER: This is all my opinion based on my studies and understandings, my comedic preferences, listening devices, and personal ears. We all hear things differently. Acoustic sciences have proven that, time and time again, each individual has a slightly-to-significantly different ear per each frequency range, independent from the differences in listening device‘s frequency output capabilities and other factors (harmonics, per-room/device resonant frequencies, performance per frequency band, straight-up lack of output of certain frequencies, equalizers affecting change, etc etc etc). Like, specifically, the first greeting line “heellooo!” as well as some other main line delivery that are that classic, if maybe a tad American theatrical, GENERALLY Germanic/Northern-East-Euro accent (think the well-known effeminate, flamboyant, with regionally-specific word-draws, East/North-East Euro accent, as relative to the target audience of the 90’s, in true Hollywood fashion as expected). Then he seems to transition, mainly, into mix of French/farther Eastern Euro/Eurasian after a few minutes with him literally saying some French words that make sense along with the English thrown in each sentence, diction and syntax wise. With some Middle-Eastern emphasis on certain phrasing, lol. Israeli accented: “In end, you’ll be very very happy,” also classic. Israeli/Middle Eastern worded: When he says “Baba (là)! come along!” a commenter below believes he he says “papa-la,” which would have just been plain, albeit oddly executed, French; this is not so, in my opinion and to my ears. The Israeli accent singularly executed in this phrasing dictates the leaning in this direction - Essentially, an integrated Arabic word, Baba, used here for Dad/Father (even though historically it’s been used to, solely, refer to founders/leaders, as in founding ‘fathers’ or like ‘father of...’) - in addition to the French “-Là,” ce de qui, which seems to reinforce this comedic mash up of it all, or maybe I am reading to deep into the line delivery and characterization. is typically used by family members informally, strictly, (think son to father in conversation, comme, Mais Papa! But dad!), but you know us Jews, if you’re footing the bill or mom is cooking for us, you’re family lol). To put it in normal American salesman English, it would just mean like “You over there, Dad, come along now!” or simply “The dad, come along now!” with an endearing & informal vibe. Papa-là and Baba-là would mean the same thing in this film’s character’s context of line delivery... so whatever; it would just seem to be more accurate to use hard that classic “B” BABA then là and go with it, per this character’s accent slurry and language usage. (It’d literally like be to exclaim... “Authority or Father, there!/THAT ‘father!’ Come along!” With THAT/THERE being distinct from THIS/HERE. Within context, maybe he means “dad, over there, come along!” This of which, again, makes some sense to me when used in this scene‘s fashion, but, historically, it’s not the strict meaning, nor does it seem to be, as apparent to ME (someone else chime in), linguistically uniform. Line delivery/script genius: He speaks, straight up, in mostly French or/and German esque linguistics beautifully (1:19 to 1:25 and again from 2:19 to 2:25 , here I he says with that English diction ending interruption (months instead of mois), and this is to say “...Which will be ... 7 months..” then saying HEELOOO in a mixed but distinctly flamboyant accent (think broadly German mixed with a 90’s Middle Eastern/mostly Israeli to my ears broad accent impression done for comedy), as if to forget himself in the moment as he reads through his supposed itinerary, to a great comedic effect. This Hellooo is relatively singular, lacking the pure Germanic-esque accent of the initial Hellooo! Like UH OH, not 7 but 5 months! Positive-opinion rant over. Pllleeeaasseee reply as I love learning more about regional and historical linguistics. Baba, I thought, also is a Yiddish and/or Russian term for old matriarch or grandmother figure. So it has Middle Eastern roots, definitely, if not Pan-Asian or maybe Tippy-top-Northern African roots (by modern geography, NOT that of yesteryear). Correct me if I’m wrong!! I wanna learn more!!
As if this scene isn't already hilarious _enough,_ turn on the cc (closed captions) and read them while Franck (Martin Short)'s is talking from 1:18 to 3:49. If the cc could have a stroke, this scene would have done it for sure, lmao.
I feel like this types of wedding and women being willing to spend so mush of their dad's money on useless items is backwards. Like, I am embarrassed as a woman.
January 6 is off peak for weddings but it’s right after a major holiday season. I’d think people would be too tired to deal with a wedding, or travel, or buy more presents.
@@elcapitan6126 true and while George and Nina was paying for the wedding and such, figured he want to know what he was going to be involved with as far as when he showed up for his wedding day.
I'd feel TERRIBLE if I made my parents spend this much on my wedding. Absolutely fucking terrible. I wouldn't even be able to enjoy my honeymoon. I would keep it small and sweet. ONLY close family from both sides and a few friends. At a reasonably priced venue or country club. No more than 70-80 people, absolute tops. Huge weddings aren't even fun anyway and massively overrated.
@Flowermat22 there's a restaurant a block away from my new place that I moved to recently and it's called "Fronks" awesome food! named after him of course. and is one of my favorite restaurant ever!
Amen. I'd feel TERRIBLE if I made my parents spend this much on my wedding. Absolutely fucking terrible. I wouldn't even be able to enjoy my honeymoon. I would keep it small and sweet. ONLY close family from both sides and a few friends. At a reasonably priced venue. No more than 50-60 people, absolute TOPS. Huge weddings aren't even fun anyway. massively overrated.
Agreed. My sister got married A year ago and it was insane!! I mean, it was wonderful. But there was so much stuff that I kept thinking, "Do my parents realize that they have another daughter, me?". When I'm getting married, I'm having my wedding on the Beach. Simple, elegant, and fun!!
Too bad Chevy Chase couldn’t be a part of this movie-the manager in the supermarket when Steve Martin’s character an insane moment with the hotdog buns perhaps-the 3 Amigos would have been reunited !
+th78746 That would be lovely and resonance for the time. Plus I have a brother who is gay. However, they were plans for a third movie two years ago with Kierien Culkin having a gay wedding.
Franck is a combination of the Cuban dope dealer (Al Pacino) from Scarface and Perini Scleroso (Andrea Martin) from SCTV. It took my right and left brains three minutes to remember where I'd heard this persons before.
@ctopanga It's because you have to wonder why he keeps it in the book. Also, I think we all know an artist who "just doesn't do" something anymore. Katika!! *clap clap* :0(
Screw the middle classes! I will never accept them. And they will never deny me anything again. My father's other family were middle class. And we were kept out of sight, hidden from view.
I don't understand how Martin Short wasn't nominated for any awards for his role here. Absolutely brilliant!
+Michael Eshom I don't know either. I prefer him as Hubie in Pebble and the Penguin but Mr. Short at least must have deserved one award for playing this hilarious and eccentric wedding planner.
I agree. Should have got a supporting actor nomination. Especially since this was the year Jack Palance got one for another comedy City Slickers. Although I give slight edge to Spencer Tracy's original Father of the Bride Short's characterization was one touch the original did not have and part of what makes this remake and it's sequel so enjoyable and rewatchable.
Martin Short is brilliant! 👍👍👍😂😂😂
8years later I'm compelled to add my support for this. I hope at least he was on the "short list" of people they chose from.
Martin Short's "Fronck" is simply brilliant. Makes me laugh after all these years
+rabit818 He really stole the show
So does his character Jack Putter from innerspace.
I use his accent every time I say the word cake and nobody gets it. This movie is seriously culture haha. Martin Short is Brilliant.
I always say “spec-tac-ular “!!!
🤣😂🤣
Kind of sounds like cock when I try to say it like him! Lol
I use his accent everytime I wanna say “HELLOOO” in a demanding tone like Martin but nobody gets it. Love this movie lmao
@@hillarybillary21 exactly lol
Omg when he said welcome to the 90s I just felt so old!!!
+Charlie Saidok I'm so glad to be born back then
Anything with Martin Short and Steve Martin is guaranteed to be classic.
Steve Martin & Martin Short were both good in The Three Amigos
And the Prince of Egypt
I loathe Steve Martin.
@johnnyd63
why?
A Chinese guy with a Jewish last name. I love it
It happens...
Is coulda been HARVEY WIENSTIEN!
Yeah trying doing that in today's movies 😂🤣😂🤣 I missed the good ol days
No relation to Harvey
Same joke was in Caddyshack. Also, in Father of the Bride II Howard Weinstein says “Mazel Tov!!” to Diane Keaton when he finds out she is pregnant. 😅😅
In the midst of this wacky great performance, Franc is completely right. Five months is a *very* short time to put on a wedding of this scale.
I'd feel TERRIBLE if I made my parents spend this much on my wedding. Absolutely fucking terrible. I wouldn't even be able to enjoy my honeymoon. I would keep it small and sweet. ONLY close family from both sides and a few friends. At a reasonably priced venue or country club. No more than 80-100 people, absolute tops.
Huge weddings aren't even fun anyway and massively overrated.
Cheerfully okay, but the other comment had nothing to do with your wedding preferences.
@@CheerfullyCynical829True, although he is a business owner, and the mom was on board with it.
@@sarahberkner Doesn't matter, I would straight up TELL my folks that I didn't want them spending $150K on my wedding. I'd insist on it. 50-60 people at most, at a small intimate reasonably priced venue. Spending that much on a wedding is absolutely ridiculous.
Lost it at 1:26. "Plarsure to mart you".
It is 1:30 get it right will you
The weird passive aggressive way that BD Wong snickers and says “I Wish…” 😂
"Papa-la!! Coom coom!!"
I'm dying of laughter. One of my favorite movies ever!
"So this is a very popular ceck for many of the fashionable weddings, you know? And this...I just...don't do anymore..." lol
I think an entire movie about Franck planning and coordinating a wedding would be hilarious just as long as Martin Short plays the role.
Years later Frank’s assistant went on to engineer dinosaurs in a lab
I understood that reference
I know both movies for more than 20 years and always had the feeling: Where do I know that guy from....??.... And today suddenly I got enlighted... Better late than never... 😂
🤣
Then he went to New York to practice psychiatry
"A CAKE, Franck, is made of flour and water."
I don't know if I would want a cake like that for a wedding
That's pretty much every cake...the basis of it, anyhow. xD
Mallory Pike You do have a very good point there
LOL
Mallory Pike Any cake is better than no cake at all.
You've heard of "Talk Like a Pirate" day? Well there should be a "Talk Like Franc Eggelhoffer" day.
Just think, when you go to a restaurant you can ask for a "mahn-u" instead of a menu.
Or when you go to a bakery you order a "cek".
Welcome to the 90ies Mr.Bonks!! LOL
MY COMEDY SECRET: Watch Father of the Bride with your close caption on and you will get every little insane word of Martin's very best performance. Do it, you will fall out of your chair. Believe me, you are missing much more than you realize.
Thank you!
You should try the closed captioning on here. It is pretty funny.
I died 😂😂😂😂
franck's accent sounds like a blend of austrian and yiddish!
i saw an interview he gave and he said he made that accent up!!!! brilliant
This Guy would going to coordinate our Wedding. How...with Subtitles? 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
"A cake, Fronck, is made of flour... And water..!!!!" 🤣🤣🤣
2022 I still say “welcome to the 90’s”
OMG! B.D. Wong! I love him on "Law & Order: SVU"; he's such a genuine and lovable character!
Melanie Jones Plays an a-hole in Jurassic World, though.
Melanie Jones Yeah he's great in that! No doubt. I loved the theme and the way it's portrayed there. I have also found a product which is very useful for father of the bride speeches usa which is Corbandy Wedding Speech Crusher. You can always google it. Cheers!
+Melanie Jones yet he and martin short never interacted
Last time I saw him was in Jurassic World. It was awesome to have him back in his character from the original movie. I just found out he voiced Shang in Mulan.
you didn't know that oh man
After 4 times watching this clip, I understand about 90% of franc’s words. Also I think starting with the cake to see how much they wanna spend and about how fancy of a cake they choose is a solid plan
My sister got a couple cakes from Target that match with the color scheme of her wedding, I thought that worked fine.
@@sarahberkner I honestly would love a taste test to compare regular cakes with the cakes franc was selling. They’d need to be FANTASTIC and even then I may opt for the regular priced cakes as well 😎
best part of the movie hands down....martin short rocks..
I turned on the subtitles and it did NOT disappoint!!! “Mouthful and Mooses Box, pleasure tamati.” 😂😂😂😂😂
To anyone wanting to know why the cake is that expensive. There is a base fee ($4-5 per slice), then it rise based on how many tiers the cake is, fresh flowers will up the cost. If the flowers are hand crafted, it’ll be at least $5 a flower. If you use fondant, it’ll definitely up the cost. Then you have to factor in setup and delivery. When you factor all of that in, it sort of makes sense why that cake cost $1200.
$1200 for a damn cake???
New Jeffersonian I agree. There are shortcuts to getting a less expensive cake though:
1) you can have only 1 tier of cake be real, the rest made of styrofoam and have a huge sheet cake to serve to the guest.
2) choose an alternative dessert
3) have a cupcake tower (less mess anyway)
4) just have a desserts bar (if you provide boxes with it, then it can be your wedding favor as well)
@@newjeffersonian6456 That's 1200 in early 1990s dollars. Now it would be more like what, $2000?
B.D. Wong should do more comedy
Absolutely. Brilliant actor.
_AGREED._
B.D. Wong is really good in Law & Order SVU as well
Martin Short brought out the really BIG laughs as Franck in this movie. Happy 25t anniversary to Father of the Bride. I'm watching to celebrate the announcement he will play Wilbur Turnblad in NBC's Hairspray Live this December opposite Harvey Fierstein as Edna!
Haha! Franck Eggelhoffer says "faboolous"! I often say it like that!
LOL
$1200 is still an exuberant amount for a wedding cake.
I'd feel TERRIBLE if I made my parents spend this much on my wedding. Absolutely fucking terrible. I wouldn't even be able to enjoy my honeymoon. I would keep it small and sweet. ONLY close family from both sides and a few friends. At a reasonably priced venue or country club. No more than 70-80 people, absolute tops.
Huge weddings aren't even fun anyway and massively overrated.
$1200 for a cake though. I'd panic too.
Especially since $1,200 in 1991 would be the equivalent of $2,100 today.
Economy sure has changed in the past 25 years since this movie was released.
musicaltheatergeek79 Sounds about right. My friend got married this year and her cake cost around that much. I can't believe how expensive a wedding cake is 😨
@typhoons.earthquakes.tsunamis.floods are KARMA *PFFT-!* WOT?! I just spotted a perfect cake for $700!
@@LilyZerep And they taste like shit anyway.
"how? with subtitles?" rofl
This is truly quite the comedically genius (or near-so) and, still, topical formulation of dialogue, character line delivery, and acting, producing a DAMN great performance! This, with its mixture of French, intensely “German,” SO bluntly Israeli, and minor Panasian/Eurasian accents (to my ears), along with its French and ethnically Jewish-Franco combo wordings.
DISCLAIMER: This is all my opinion based on my studies and understandings, my comedic preferences, listening devices, and personal ears. We all hear things differently. Acoustic sciences have proven that, time and time again, each individual has a slightly-to-significantly different ear per each frequency range, independent from the differences in listening device‘s frequency output capabilities and other factors (harmonics, per-room/device resonant frequencies, performance per frequency band, straight-up lack of output of certain frequencies, equalizers affecting change, etc etc etc).
Like, specifically, the first greeting line “heellooo!” as well as some other main line delivery that are that classic, if maybe a tad
American theatrical, GENERALLY Germanic/Northern-East-Euro accent (think the well-known effeminate, flamboyant, with regionally-specific word-draws, East/North-East Euro accent, as relative to the target audience of the 90’s, in true Hollywood fashion as expected).
Then he seems to transition, mainly, into mix of French/farther Eastern Euro/Eurasian after a few minutes with him literally saying some French words that make sense along with the English thrown in each sentence, diction and syntax wise. With some Middle-Eastern emphasis on certain phrasing, lol.
Israeli accented: “In end, you’ll be very very happy,” also classic.
Israeli/Middle Eastern worded: When he says “Baba (là)! come along!” a commenter below believes he he says “papa-la,” which would have just been plain, albeit oddly executed, French; this is not so, in my opinion and to my ears. The Israeli accent singularly executed in this phrasing dictates the leaning in this direction - Essentially, an integrated Arabic word, Baba, used here for Dad/Father (even though historically it’s been used to, solely, refer to founders/leaders, as in founding ‘fathers’ or like ‘father of...’) - in addition to the French “-Là,” ce de qui, which seems to reinforce this comedic mash up of it all, or maybe I am reading to deep into the line delivery and characterization.
is typically used by family members informally, strictly, (think son to father in conversation, comme, Mais Papa! But dad!), but you know us Jews, if you’re footing the bill or mom is cooking for us, you’re family lol). To put it in normal American salesman English, it would just mean like “You over there, Dad, come along now!” or simply “The dad, come along now!” with an endearing & informal vibe. Papa-là and Baba-là would mean the same thing in this film’s character’s context of line delivery... so whatever; it would just seem to be more accurate to use hard that classic “B” BABA then là and go with it, per this character’s accent slurry and language usage. (It’d literally like be to exclaim... “Authority or Father, there!/THAT ‘father!’ Come along!” With THAT/THERE being distinct from THIS/HERE. Within context, maybe he means “dad, over there, come along!”
This of which, again, makes some sense to me when used in this scene‘s fashion, but, historically, it’s not the strict meaning, nor does it seem to be, as apparent to ME (someone else chime in), linguistically uniform.
Line delivery/script genius: He speaks, straight up, in mostly French or/and German esque linguistics beautifully (1:19 to 1:25 and again from 2:19 to 2:25 , here I he says with that English diction ending interruption (months instead of mois), and this is to say “...Which will be ... 7 months..” then saying HEELOOO in a mixed but distinctly flamboyant accent (think broadly German mixed with a 90’s Middle Eastern/mostly Israeli to my ears broad accent impression done for comedy), as if to forget himself in the moment as he reads through his supposed itinerary, to a great comedic effect. This Hellooo is relatively singular, lacking the pure Germanic-esque accent of the initial Hellooo! Like UH OH, not 7 but 5 months!
Positive-opinion rant over. Pllleeeaasseee reply as I love learning more about regional and historical linguistics. Baba, I thought, also is a Yiddish and/or Russian term for old matriarch or grandmother figure. So it has Middle Eastern roots, definitely, if not Pan-Asian or maybe Tippy-top-Northern African roots (by modern geography, NOT that of yesteryear). Correct me if I’m wrong!! I wanna learn more!!
As if this scene isn't already hilarious _enough,_ turn on the cc (closed captions) and read them while Franck (Martin Short)'s is talking from 1:18 to 3:49. If the cc could have a stroke, this scene would have done it for sure, lmao.
I died 😵😵😂😂😂
Martin Short is hilarious!
i love franck's accent it's really cute lol
1200 for a cake?? Give me the money and I'll bake the fucker myself.
Love when they do little girl flashbacks in place of Kimberly.
"Dis iz vat I suggust" LOL
Martin short=genius!
and i sajoost having a kek
I feel like this types of wedding and women being willing to spend so mush of their dad's money on useless items is backwards. Like, I am embarrassed as a woman.
I think this type of wedding was expected of them. And, to be fair, the parents of the groom offered to help out.
@@DeepikaGinger I don't care.
The swans... those were definitely not necessary.
@@marylandgirl9246Yeah, those people were definitely crazy
"Welcome to the 90's"
jajaja!!!
January 6 is off peak for weddings but it’s right after a major holiday season. I’d think people would be too tired to deal with a wedding, or travel, or buy more presents.
Both are brilliantly funny without saying a word
I use the word "sugjuiced" because of this movie.
Martin Short ftw.
They are best friends in only murders in the building
"oh oh HEEELLLOOOOO" always makes me laugh
Fun Fact: Steve Martin and Martin Short also starred in the three amigos.
The keck LOL!!!
I want to talk like Fraank
1200 for a wedding cake in 1991? Damn.
Welcome to the 90s, everyone.
FRAAAUUUNK! Awesome sweet movie!
"i sugjoost we chooce the cek first, cus cek determines vhat kind of wedding your haaving! so less just chooce the cek, okey?"
How and why wasn't Annie's fiance with them to meet with Fraunck? He should have been more hands on in the wedding planning!
women generally want weddings far more than men. men want things as simple as possible. that means minimal or no wedding.
@@elcapitan6126 true and while George and Nina was paying for the wedding and such, figured he want to know what he was going to be involved with as far as when he showed up for his wedding day.
3:45 ph-ph-ph-welcome to the 90s Mr. Bonk!!!
I Foret the name of the actor but when Frank makes his first appearance the look on Steve Martin's face was hilarious.
Martin Short
Martin Short secretly doing his Wolfgang Puck impersonation.
Is it wrong i can see my Dad reacting like this to me getting married? Right down to the very last detail in this movie
Haha.
I'd feel TERRIBLE if I made my parents spend this much on my wedding. Absolutely fucking terrible. I wouldn't even be able to enjoy my honeymoon. I would keep it small and sweet. ONLY close family from both sides and a few friends. At a reasonably priced venue or country club. No more than 70-80 people, absolute tops.
Huge weddings aren't even fun anyway and massively overrated.
Love this film!!
=)
True classic ....
Welcome to the 90's Mr. Banks
@Flowermat22 there's a restaurant a block away from my new place that I moved to recently and it's called "Fronks" awesome food! named after him of course. and is one of my favorite restaurant ever!
lol welcome to the 90s mr. bonks
This movie, watching as a 10 years old, helped me decide I'd never put my sweet Daddy through this. Elope to Vegas!
Amen. I'd feel TERRIBLE if I made my parents spend this much on my wedding. Absolutely fucking terrible. I wouldn't even be able to enjoy my honeymoon. I would keep it small and sweet. ONLY close family from both sides and a few friends. At a reasonably priced venue. No more than 50-60 people, absolute TOPS.
Huge weddings aren't even fun anyway. massively overrated.
Agreed. My sister got married A year ago and it was insane!! I mean, it was wonderful. But there was so much stuff that I kept thinking, "Do my parents realize that they have another daughter, me?". When I'm getting married, I'm having my wedding on the Beach. Simple, elegant, and fun!!
The two Martins are always great.
You're welcome. I love Marti, he's just freackin' little genious^^
Man, Franck and Tommy Wiseau must be from the same country.
uh oh....HELLLO 5 mon na much
amazing
Too bad Chevy Chase couldn’t be a part of this movie-the manager in the supermarket when Steve Martin’s character an insane moment with the hotdog buns perhaps-the 3 Amigos would have been reunited !
2:15 I luuv the waddings in t t homs
Father of the Bride III needs to happen, with Frank and his assistant celebrating a fabulous gay wedding...just sayin'
+th78746 That would be lovely and resonance for the time. Plus I have a brother who is gay. However, they were plans for a third movie two years ago with Kierien Culkin having a gay wedding.
You're getting your wish!
Does anyone else refer to him as Frank Banks? I LOVE HIM
@helenadagreat
he is also the guy who does the voice of general shang from mulan and mulan 2. but not the singing. lol. I'm in complete shock.
mr bonks lmaoo
Franck is God. My father didn't father understand but mum and me. It was an gorgeous evening!
Is Franck supposed to be German? He's fabulous!
Sounds like it!
more likely Austrian
Artie Race Nope. He speaks the language of Faboolus. XD He's from that region.
Oliver and Charles haden savage 😂
My favorite annoying character of all time!
HI , you must be FRANK? I wish" lool
uh oh, HALLLO, that's FIVE months!
Franck is a combination of the Cuban dope dealer (Al Pacino) from Scarface and Perini Scleroso (Andrea Martin) from SCTV. It took my right and left brains three minutes to remember where I'd heard this persons before.
Martin Short was perfect in this role. Is it just me, or did it seem like his accent was heavier in part 1?
the KEK
love martin
UH OH! HELLOOOOOO!!
Makes me wonder what kind of cake mr banks had at their own wedding...
Hot dog bun
@ctopanga It's because you have to wonder why he keeps it in the book.
Also, I think we all know an artist who "just doesn't do" something anymore.
Katika!! *clap clap* :0(
Welcome to the 90's 😂
Look around have fun 😂
a time the west will likely never see again (the last decade of a flourishing middle class)
Screw the middle classes! I will never accept them. And they will never deny me anything again. My father's other family were middle class. And we were kept out of sight, hidden from view.
1:25 does anyone know wtf he says? Something about a wedding?
It is funny that the girls can understand Franck just fine, but father can't!! I think he is not understanding on purpose.
pumpkinpie902 A 1200 dollar cake would short circuit the communication centers in my brain too. XD
Thats dad...
I still call him frank
Best friends Steve and Martin 😅😅
a _KEJJJJ_ of dees mognatude. 🍰
Who else got here by trying to search for youtube