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| Kevin Hart | Jimmy Callahan/Bic | |
| Josh Gad | Doug Harris | |
| Affion Crockett | Reggie/Drysdale | |
| Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting | Gretchen Palmer | |
| Jorge Garcia | Lurch/Garvey | |
| Dan Gill | Bronstein/Dickerson | |
| Corey Holcomb | Otis/Alzado | |
| Ken Howard | Ed Palmer | |
| Colin Kane | Fitzgibbons/Plunkett | |
| Cloris Leachman | Grandma Palmer | |
| Jenifer Lewis | Doris Jenkins | |
| Alan Ritchson | Kip/Carew | |
| Mimi Rogers | Lois Palmer | |
| Aaron Takahashi | Endo/Rambis | |
| Olivia Thirlby | Alison Palmer |
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| Producer | Adam Fields
William Packer |
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| Writer | Jeremy Garelick
Jay Lavender |
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| Cinematography | Bradford Lipson
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| Musician | Christopher Lennertz
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In "The Wedding Ringer," Jimmy (Hart) provides best man services for socially challenged guys, who – for whatever reason – have no one close enough to agree to stand by them on the day of their wedding. Doug (Gad) a groom-to-be, has found himself in just such a situation, but, to make matters worse, he fabricates the names of not only a best man but nine groomsmen as well. When all else fails, Doug seeks out Jimmy’s services to carry out a charade designed to make Doug look his best, but threatens to destroy everything if it fails. |
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