Four Weddings and a Funeral

Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994)

2 answered questions since 13 Apr '25, 12:32

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Question: At the end of the movie, Charles and Carrie decide to spend the rest of their lives together without being married. If Charles loves Carrie so much and wants to spend the rest of his life with her, why doesn't he just marry her?

Ashley Davis

Answer: Carrie had just gone through a divorce, and Charles had left a woman at the altar. They were both kind of soured on the idea of marriage.

Brian Katcher

Answer: I don't recall if it was determined whether or not they eventually married. The end showed them together with their baby and implied that they had married by then.

raywest

He specifically asked her not to be his wife.

Brian Katcher

Question: If Carrie loves Hamish so much, why does she still hang out and sleep with Charles?

Ashley Davis

Answer: Carrie was attracted to Charles and gave in to her passion; she even said she thought they had a missed opportunity. Most likely, she never truly loved Hamish, was infatuated with his status and wealth, and probably felt it was too late to back out. Carrie really didn't know the type of person he was.

raywest

Audio problem: In the scene near the beginning of the film where Charles and Scarlet are heading to the first wedding, they miss their turn off and so have to reverse on the motorway. You see that Scarlet turns her head around to see out the back of the car and can hear her swearing but her mouth never opens.

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Fiona: There's a sort of greatness to your lateness.
Charles: Thanks, it's not achieved without real suffering.

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Trivia: If you think the church where Charles nearly marries Henrietta looks familiar, that's because it's the same church where the Sheriff of Nottingham attempted to force Maid Marion to marry her in Robin Hood;Prince of Thieves-St Bartholomew the Great in London.

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Question: Why were there no rings exchanged during Bernard and Lydia's wedding ceremony?

Answer: The priest had so mangled the entire ceremony that this was just one more blunder.

raywest

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