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* ImpliedLoveInterest: Cora meeting Vanessa—one of Sofia's bridesmaids—is treated with a lot of weight, Vanessa is helping Cora with the work on the dresses constantly throughout the movie and by the end during the wedding reception; Cora and Vanessa are seen dancing with each other—making the sexual chemistry more than apparent.
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* ImpliedLoveInterest: Aside from having no heterosexual love interest, Cora meeting Vanessa—one of Sofia's bridesmaids—is treated with a lot of weight, weight; Vanessa is helping Cora with the work on the dresses constantly throughout the movie and by the end during the wedding reception; reception, Cora and Vanessa are seen dancing with each other—making the sexual chemistry more than apparent.
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* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: This adaptation adds a lot more conflicts to Adan's situation aside from having to deal with his daughter's wedding, from the fact that she and her husband are planning to move to Mexico soon after the wedding, to the cultural clash with the groom's family and also being on the brink of divorcing his wife.
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''Father of the Bride'' is a 2022 RomanticComedy film directed by Gaz Alazraki. It is the third [[TheFilmOfTheBook film adaptation]] of the 1949 Edward Streeter novel of the same name (after the [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1950 1950]] and [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1991 1991]] versions), and differentiates itself from its predecessors by featuring an all-Latino cast. This time around, the father is played by Creator/AndyGarcia, and the bride by Creator/AdriaArjona.
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''Father of the Bride'' is a 2022 RomanticComedy American {{dramedy}} film directed by Gaz Alazraki. It is the third [[TheFilmOfTheBook film adaptation]] of the 1949 Edward Streeter novel of the same name (after the [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1950 1950]] and [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1991 1991]] versions), and differentiates itself from its predecessors by featuring an all-Latino cast. This time around, the father is played by Creator/AndyGarcia, and the bride by Creator/AdriaArjona.
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''Father of the Bride'' is a 2022 RomanticComedy. It is the third film adaptation of the 1949 Edward Streeter novel of the same name (after ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1950'' and ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1991''), and differentiates itself from its predecessors through having an all-Latino cast. This time around, the father is played by Creator/AndyGarcia, and the bride by Creator/AdriaArjona.
Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy (García) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) Herrera are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Arjona) introduces her new Mexican fiance Adan Castillo (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, including Adan's rich and similarly strong-willed father Hernan (Creator/PedroDamian), is put off by the couple's unconventional choices, and is discomfited that Adan and Sofia would like to move to Mexico. Further complicating matters is that Billy and Ingrid are on the brink of divorce, but don't want to ruin Sofia's happiness.
Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy (García) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) Herrera are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Arjona) introduces her new Mexican fiance Adan Castillo (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, including Adan's rich and similarly strong-willed father Hernan (Creator/PedroDamian), is put off by the couple's unconventional choices, and is discomfited that Adan and Sofia would like to move to Mexico. Further complicating matters is that Billy and Ingrid are on the brink of divorce, but don't want to ruin Sofia's happiness.
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''Father of the Bride'' is a 2022 RomanticComedy. RomanticComedy film directed by Gaz Alazraki. It is the third [[TheFilmOfTheBook film adaptation adaptation]] of the 1949 Edward Streeter novel of the same name (after ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1950'' the [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1950 1950]] and ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1991''), [[Film/FatherOfTheBride1991 1991]] versions), and differentiates itself from its predecessors through having by featuring an all-Latino cast. This time around, the father is played by Creator/AndyGarcia, and the bride by Creator/AdriaArjona.
Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy (García) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) Herrera are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Arjona) introduces her new Mexican fiance Adan Castillo (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, includingAdan's his rich and similarly strong-willed father Hernan (Creator/PedroDamian), is put off by the couple's unconventional choices, and is discomfited that Adan and Sofia would like to move to Mexico. Further complicating matters is that Billy and Ingrid are on the brink of divorce, but don't want to ruin Sofia's happiness.
Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy (García) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) Herrera are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Arjona) introduces her new Mexican fiance Adan Castillo (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, including
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''Father of the Bride'' is a 2022 RomanticComedy. It is the third film adaptation of the 1949 Edward Streeter novel of the same name (after ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1950'' and ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1991''), and differentiates itself from its predecessors through having an all-Latino cast. This time around, the father is played by Creator/AndyGarcia, and the bride by Creator/AdriaArjona.
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''Father of the Bride'' is a 2022 RomanticComedy. It is the third[[note]]after ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1950'' and ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1991''[[/note]] film adaptation of the 1949 Edward Streeter novel of the same name, and differentiates itself from its predecessors having an all-Latino cast. This time around, the father is played by Creator/AndyGarcia, and the bride by Creator/AdriaArjona.
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* CompanyCrossReferences: In the film's climax, the family watches ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' during a storm hitting Miami, since both films are owned by Creator/WarnerBros
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* ImmigrantParents: Billy and Ingrid are both Cuban immigrants who met in Miami and started a family. Billy likes to talk about how he came to America with nothing and slowly became one of Miami's most renowned architects.
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* ImmigrantParents: Billy and Ingrid are both Cuban immigrants who met in Miami and started a family. Billy likes to talk about how he came to America with nothing and slowly became one of Miami's most renowned architects. One of the film's thematic conflicts is Billy wanting to hold on to his cultural traditions, and his daughter Sofia wanting to start her own.
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Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy (García) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) Herrera are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Arjona) introduces her new Mexican-American fiance Adan Castillo (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, including Adan's rich and similarly strong-willed father Hernan (Creator/PedroDamian), is put off by the couple's unconventional choices, and is discomfited that Adan and Sofia would like to move to Mexico. Further complicating matters is that Billy and Ingrid are on the brink of divorce, but don't want to ruin Sofia's happiness.
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Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy (García) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) Herrera are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Arjona) introduces her new Mexican-American Mexican fiance Adan Castillo (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, including Adan's rich and similarly strong-willed father Hernan (Creator/PedroDamian), is put off by the couple's unconventional choices, and is discomfited that Adan and Sofia would like to move to Mexico. Further complicating matters is that Billy and Ingrid are on the brink of divorce, but don't want to ruin Sofia's happiness.
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* GirlFriday: GenderInverted. The female wedding planner Natalie has a chirpy gay man as her dutiful right-hand assistant.
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* ItsCuban: Just before the wedding, Billy scoffs at Hernan ordering boxes of ''Mexican'' cigars. After it, he busts out a couple of Cuban cigars and shares one with his new ''consuegro'', clarifying that these cigars were ''pre-''Castro.
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''Father of the Bride'' is a 2022 RomanticComedy. It is the third[[note]]after ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1950'' and ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1991''[[/note]] film adaptation of the 1949 Edward Streeter novel of the same name, and differentiates itself from its predecessors having an all-Latino cast.
Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy (Creator/AndyGarcia) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Creator/AdriaArjona) introduces her new Mexican-American fiance Adan (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, including Adan's rich and similarly strong-willed father Hernan (Creator/PedroDamian), is put off by the couple's unconventional choices, and is discomfited that Adan and Ingrid would like to move to Mexico. Further complicating matters is that Billy and Ingrid are on the brink of divorce, but don't want to ruin Sofia's happiness.
The film also stars Creator/IsabelaMerced and Creator/ChloeFineman. It is scheduled to be released on June 16, 2022 on Creator/HBOMax.
Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy (Creator/AndyGarcia) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Creator/AdriaArjona) introduces her new Mexican-American fiance Adan (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, including Adan's rich and similarly strong-willed father Hernan (Creator/PedroDamian), is put off by the couple's unconventional choices, and is discomfited that Adan and Ingrid would like to move to Mexico. Further complicating matters is that Billy and Ingrid are on the brink of divorce, but don't want to ruin Sofia's happiness.
The film also stars Creator/IsabelaMerced and Creator/ChloeFineman. It is scheduled to be released on June 16, 2022 on Creator/HBOMax.
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''Father of the Bride'' is a 2022 RomanticComedy. It is the third[[note]]after ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1950'' and ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1991''[[/note]] film adaptation of the 1949 Edward Streeter novel of the same name, and differentiates itself from its predecessors having an all-Latino cast.
cast. This time around, the father is played by Creator/AndyGarcia, and the bride by Creator/AdriaArjona.
Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy(Creator/AndyGarcia) (García) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) Herrera are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Creator/AdriaArjona) (Arjona) introduces her new Mexican-American fiance Adan Castillo (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, including Adan's rich and similarly strong-willed father Hernan (Creator/PedroDamian), is put off by the couple's unconventional choices, and is discomfited that Adan and Ingrid Sofia would like to move to Mexico. Further complicating matters is that Billy and Ingrid are on the brink of divorce, but don't want to ruin Sofia's happiness.
The film also stars Creator/IsabelaMerced and Creator/ChloeFineman. It isscheduled to be was released on June 16, 2022 on Creator/HBOMax.
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* CrusadingLawyer: Billy is appalled that his daughter Sofia and her soon-to-be-husband Adan want to move to Mexico to work for a nonprofit helping immigrants at the border when they could get any job they wanted as NYU Law grads. He sees it as a downgrade to their comfortable lives in America and the gains that Billy's generation has made. [[spoiler:Adan clarifies that Sofia wanted to do it because she had ImmigrantParents.]]
* CrusadingLawyer: Billy is appalled that his daughter Sofia and her soon-to-be-husband Adan want to move to Mexico to work for a nonprofit helping immigrants at the border when they could get any job they wanted as NYU Law grads. He sees it as a downgrade to their comfortable lives in America and the gains that Billy's generation has made. [[spoiler:Adan clarifies that Sofia wanted to do it because she had ImmigrantParents.]]
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* HappyMarriageCharade: In the trailer, Billy and Ingrid agree to hide their impending divorce until after their daughter's wedding, and are seen negotiating in the car about how affectionate they can be.
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* HappyMarriageCharade: In the trailer, FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: Sisters Cora (Foolish) and Sofia (Responsible). Sofia is a polished law school graduate, while Cora is a rebellious college dropout. It's telling that Billy and Ingrid agree is glowingly proud of Sofia's lawyering, but resists giving Cora her college fund to hide their impending divorce until after their daughter's wedding, and are seen negotiating in the car about how affectionate they can be.start her own business.
* HappyMarriageCharade: Billy and Ingrid agree to hide their impending divorce until after their daughter's wedding, and are seen negotiating in the car about how affectionate they can be.
* ImmigrantParents: Billy and Ingrid are both Cuban immigrants who met in Miami and started a family. Billy likes to talk about how he came to America with nothing and slowly became one of Miami's most renowned architects.
* JockDadNerdSon: Adan is a softspoken lawyer who dislikes sports, while his father Hernan is a pompous businessman who dabbles in several sports. Hernan laments late in the film about where he went wrong with Adan, and Billy reassures him that he raised a good son.
* TheMissusAndTheEx: There's apparent tension between Hernan's first wife Marcela and his much-younger second wife Julieta. [[spoiler:Subverted: they get along swimmingly at Sofia's bachelorette party. When Ingrid says she thought they hated each other, Marcela and Julieta say they just pretend to hate each other for Hernan's benefit.]]
* PracticallyDifferentGenerations: Fresh law school grad Adan has a baby brother due to his father remarrying a woman his age.
* RaceLift: Ethnicity swap. Unlike the source material and both previous film adaptations where the characters were Anglo Americans, this film involves the union of a Mexican family and a Cuban-American family.
* {{Spexico}}: One of Natalie's first pitches for the wedding theme involves flamenco. Billy is quick to point out that flamenco is Spanish, and her clients are Mexican and Cuban.
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* WealthyYachtOwner:The trailer demonstrates Hernan's obscene wealth is displayed when the family arrives at his huge yacht. Billy comments that he is like a Film/JamesBond villain.
* HappyMarriageCharade: Billy and Ingrid agree to hide their impending divorce until after their daughter's wedding, and are seen negotiating in the car about how affectionate they can be.
* ImmigrantParents: Billy and Ingrid are both Cuban immigrants who met in Miami and started a family. Billy likes to talk about how he came to America with nothing and slowly became one of Miami's most renowned architects.
* JockDadNerdSon: Adan is a softspoken lawyer who dislikes sports, while his father Hernan is a pompous businessman who dabbles in several sports. Hernan laments late in the film about where he went wrong with Adan, and Billy reassures him that he raised a good son.
* TheMissusAndTheEx: There's apparent tension between Hernan's first wife Marcela and his much-younger second wife Julieta. [[spoiler:Subverted: they get along swimmingly at Sofia's bachelorette party. When Ingrid says she thought they hated each other, Marcela and Julieta say they just pretend to hate each other for Hernan's benefit.]]
* PracticallyDifferentGenerations: Fresh law school grad Adan has a baby brother due to his father remarrying a woman his age.
* RaceLift: Ethnicity swap. Unlike the source material and both previous film adaptations where the characters were Anglo Americans, this film involves the union of a Mexican family and a Cuban-American family.
* {{Spexico}}: One of Natalie's first pitches for the wedding theme involves flamenco. Billy is quick to point out that flamenco is Spanish, and her clients are Mexican and Cuban.
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''Father of the Bride'' is a 2022 RomanticComedy. It is the third[[note]]after ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1950'' and ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1991''[[/note]] film adaptation of the 1949 Edward Streeter novel of the same name, and differentiates itself from its predecessors having an all-Latino cast.
Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy (Creator/AndyGarcia) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Creator/AdriaArjona) introduces her new Mexican-American fiance Adan (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, including Adan's rich and similarly strong-willed father Hernan (Creator/PedroDamian), is put off by the couple's unconventional choices, and is discomfited that Adan and Ingrid would like to move to Mexico. Further complicating matters is that Billy and Ingrid are on the brink of divorce, but don't want to ruin Sofia's happiness.
The film also stars Creator/IsabelaMerced and Creator/ChloeFineman. It is scheduled to be released on June 16, 2022 on Creator/HBOMax.
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* BourgeoisBohemian: The trailer separately establishes that Adan is from a rich family but is enough of a hippie to want his guru to officiate the wedding.
* DotingParent: The trailer quickly establishes that Billy dotes on Sofia with a monologue about the special father-daughter bond set to "[[Music/StevieWonder Isn't She Lovely]]", a ParentalLoveSong about the singer's daughter. He then hugs Sofia for an embarrassingly long time.
* HappyMarriageFacade: In the trailer, Billy and Ingrid agree to hide their impending divorce until after their daughter's wedding, and are seen negotiating in the car about how affectionate they can be.
* WealthyYachtOwner: The trailer demonstrates Hernan's obscene wealth when the family arrives at his yacht. Billy comments that he is like a Film/JamesBond villain.
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''Father of the Bride'' is a 2022 RomanticComedy. It is the third[[note]]after ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1950'' and ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1991''[[/note]] film adaptation of the 1949 Edward Streeter novel of the same name, and differentiates itself from its predecessors having an all-Latino cast.
Long-married Cuban-American couple Billy (Creator/AndyGarcia) and Ingrid (Music/GloriaEstefan) are surprised when their beloved eldest daughter Sofia (Creator/AdriaArjona) introduces her new Mexican-American fiance Adan (Creator/DiegoBoneta). Billy dislikes Adan and his family, including Adan's rich and similarly strong-willed father Hernan (Creator/PedroDamian), is put off by the couple's unconventional choices, and is discomfited that Adan and Ingrid would like to move to Mexico. Further complicating matters is that Billy and Ingrid are on the brink of divorce, but don't want to ruin Sofia's happiness.
The film also stars Creator/IsabelaMerced and Creator/ChloeFineman. It is scheduled to be released on June 16, 2022 on Creator/HBOMax.
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* BourgeoisBohemian: The trailer separately establishes that Adan is from a rich family but is enough of a hippie to want his guru to officiate the wedding.
* DotingParent: The trailer quickly establishes that Billy dotes on Sofia with a monologue about the special father-daughter bond set to "[[Music/StevieWonder Isn't She Lovely]]", a ParentalLoveSong about the singer's daughter. He then hugs Sofia for an embarrassingly long time.
* HappyMarriageFacade: In the trailer, Billy and Ingrid agree to hide their impending divorce until after their daughter's wedding, and are seen negotiating in the car about how affectionate they can be.
* WealthyYachtOwner: The trailer demonstrates Hernan's obscene wealth when the family arrives at his yacht. Billy comments that he is like a Film/JamesBond villain.
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