Before You Say I Do

Before You Say "I Do" (working title Then Again[1]) is an American television movie directed by Paul Fox. It premiered on Hallmark Channel on February 14, 2009.

Before You Say "I Do"
Written byElena Krupp
Directed byPaul Fox
StarringDavid Sutcliffe
Jennifer Westfeldt
Theme music composerLawrence Shragge
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
Production
ProducerMary Pantelidis
CinematographyDavid A. Makin
EditorEllen Fine
Running time89 minutes
Production companyMarvista Entertainment
DistributorHallmark Channel
Release
Original networkHallmark Channel
Original releaseFebruary 14, 2009 (2009-02-14)

Plot

George Murray has been dating his girlfriend Jane Gardner for a while now, and is ready to propose. But Jane can't bring herself to marry again after her first husband Doug broke her heart by cheating on her with the wedding coordinator. Desperately in love, George wishes things were different: that he had met Jane before she married Doug, making her not so jaded. After a car accident, George finds himself exactly ten years back in time, just a few days before Doug and Jane's wedding. He goes to her work, which is at a building for the Don't Throw Away newspaper, and Jane "meets" him. George also gets revenge on a guy at work who took (his colleague) Harvey's plans and caused him not to get the promotion he'd been wanting. Jane's friend, Mary Brown, knows all about Doug cheating on Jane, but she can't bring herself to tell Jane. She and George talk about it and plan to get Jane to find out about Doug and the wedding coordinator. Mary wants Jane to go with George, since she despises Doug for cheating on her best friend. At Doug and Jane's wedding, Jane figures out about Doug and dumps him for George. They run off in his car, getting chased the whole time by Doug. They get into a minor crash and George wakes up ten years into the future, from where he is. He and Jane are married and are celebrating their 10th anniversary with a renewal of their vows. Mary married George's friend, Harvey.

Cast

Reviews

Star Magazine gave the film only two stars, stating:

This romantic comedy ... has the romance angle covered, but comes up short when it comes to the jokes. That's not to mention all the time-travel questions it casually skips right over in pursuit of a happy ending. Meanwhile, paging the show-biz doctor: What's happened to Lauren Holly's career that she's not playing the girl here but, instead, her wacky, future-telling best friend?[2]

References

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