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Cast

Jason Biggs
as Jim Levenstein

Seann William Scott
as Steve Stifler

Alyson Hannigan
as Michelle Flaherty

Eddie Kaye Thomas
as Paul Finch

Thomas Ian Nicholas
as Kevin Myers

January Jones
as Cadence Flaherty

Eugene Levy
as Jim's Dad

Molly Cheek
as Jim's Mom

Deborah Rush
as Mary Flaherty

Fred Willard
as Harold Flaherty

Eric Allan Kramer
as Bear

Angela Paton
as Grandma

Eric Allen Kramer
as Bear

Amanda Swisten
as Fraulein Brandi

Tim Allen
as Stifler's Dad

Nikki Schieler Ziering
as Officer Krystal

Lawrence Pressman
as Head Coach

Antoinette Levine
as Cultured Saleswoman

Alexis Thorpe
as Jennifer

Rey Gallegos
as Leslie Summers

Kate Hendrickson
as Florist

Rob Nagle
as Floral Assistant

Corinne Reilly-Elfont
as Caterer

Loren Lester
as Celebrant

Justin Isfeld
as Justin

John Cho
as John

James Reese
as Concierge

Michael Coleman
as Maitre'd

Patrick Gallo
as Dress Salesman

Golde Starger
as Elderly Woman in Restaurant

Max Goudsmit
as Football Guy at Altar

Logan Bartholomew
as Football Guy

Neal Flaherty
as Football Team Captain

Jennifer Coolidge
as Stifler's Mom

Julie Payne
as Mrs.Zyskowski

Peter Reinert
as Bartender

Peter Gaddis
as Football Celebrant

Chris Bender
as Scared Guy in Bathroom

Jim Reese
as Concierge

Tony Gatto
as Elderly Man With Walker

William Belli
as Butch Queen

Ryan Rubin
as Gay Man

Brad Hammer
as Gay Male

Frank Roessler
as Gay Bar Back

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Audience Reviews for American Wedding

• Jun 30, 2016

  Apart from having a different plot there's not allot that feels fresh but if you're a fan of the others then it will be enough to enjoy.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Jun 21, 2016

  Just like the other films touch on milestones in the lives of a group of young male friends (prom night, college summers, etc.) this one is no different. This time, Jim and Michelle are getting married and the guys get to have another rite of passage: a bachelor party. Of course, what is an American Pie film without a little Stifler misfortune as well. While this one loses the magic of the first 2 films, you might as well check it out if you've seen the first 2.
  

  Patrick W Super Reviewer
• Jul 23, 2013

  The humor is more over-the-top, and the morality is even more real and inspiring. American Wedding is that slice of pie that just as life fulfilling as the first installment. Though the film isn't as powerful as the original it's still a good edition to the American Pie franchise. 4/5The humor is more over-the-top, and the morality is even more real and inspiring. American Wedding is that slice of pie that just as life fulfilling as the first installment. Though the film isn't as powerful as the original it's still a good edition to the American Pie franchise. 4.5/5
  

  Eugene B Super Reviewer
• Feb 18, 2013

  Michelle: Love isn't just a feeling. It's shaving your balls. "This time they're going all the way." Like every other American Pie film, American Wedding is just an average comedy. There's many laughs throughout, but I wouldn't call it a great comedy or even good comedy. It's average. There's nothing makes this movie anything more than just another raunch fest. The cast is serviceable as always, but other Stifler and Finch, none of these characters are anything to write home about.  Jim and Michelle have graduated from college and are now going to get married. All the normal, everything goes wrong gags are at work here. Nobody wants Stifler to be invited to the wedding, but he manages to find a way in. It doesn't help anything either, when Michelle's extremely hot, and virgin sister arrives. Stifler and Finch end up battling for her, while stuff keeps going wrong as the wedding approaches. There's really not too much to say about this movie. It's decent, but not something I thoroughly enjoyed. It has its moments and should satisfy fans of the previous two films. What made the movie watchable for me was Stifler acting like a good old boy in order to try to get his hands on Michelle's sister. In the end though, this was nothing special and just another addition to the American Pie franchise.
  Melvin W Super Reviewer

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