ROTTEN TOMATOES: Jessica Biel Invited to Kevin James & Adam Sandler's Wedding

Jessica Biel Invited to Kevin James & Adam Sandler's Wedding

by Scott Weinberg | August 01, 2006

Popular hottie Jessica Biel has signed on to co-star opposite Adam Sandler and Kevin James in the gay-marriage comedy "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry," in which the leading men will play straight guys who pose as gay guys for some crazy wacko reason.

From The Hollywood Reporter: "Jessica Biel has signed on to star opposite Adam Sandler and Kevin James in Universal Pictures' "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry." Dennis Dugan is directing the comedy, which is being produced by Shady Acres and Happy Madison. "Chuck" revolves around two heterosexual firefighters (Sandler and James) who pose as a gay married couple in order to qualify for their department's domestic-partner benefits. Biel will play an attorney who reps the duo in their case and ends up being the object of Sandler's affection. The comedy has an Aug. 31 start date."

And just in case you forgot, Dennis Dugan is the guy who directed "The Benchwarmers," "National Security," and "Beverly Hills Ninja."

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dudemovies writes:
on Aug 01 2006 06:36 AM

National Security wasn't that bad but the other two stunk really bad espically The Benchwarmers

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thadeus_79 writes:
on Aug 01 2006 07:45 AM

This sounds bad.

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killthemall4444 writes:
on Aug 02 2006 03:20 AM

National Security could have been an average comedy but was horrible because of Martin Lawrence. I really hate that talentless jackass.

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taran72 writes:
on Aug 02 2006 09:09 AM

Geez...Biel...in a crappy movie? This sounds like a project that will slide right to the top of her resume.

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unbreakable_samurai writes:
on Aug 02 2006 10:18 AM

I thought Beverly Hills Ninja was pretty good for a stupid comedy. This sounds alright, and I really like Biel who is so damn fine. Hopefully The Illusionist is good.

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