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Going to the Chapel

A couple (Valentine and Greene) are about to get married. And all sorts of uninvited and unexpected guests arrive; like the groom's former live-in partner (Kilbourne), and his natural ...

Starring:

Mark Linn-Baker, Wendy Kilbourne, Michele Greene, Scott Valentine, Cloris Leachman, Eileen Brennan, Dick Van Patten, John Ratzenberger, Jane Sibbett, Barbara Billingsley, Joel Brooks, Jennifer Savidge, Michael Talbott, Max Wright, Ellen Albertini Dow

Genre:

Comedy

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