Bridesmaids

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American film comedy film film

Bridesmaids is a 2011 American comedy film known for its ensemble female cast, raunchy humor, and critical and commercial success that helped redefine modern women-led comedies.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American film → comedy film → film →
awardNominated	Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay → Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress →
boxOffice	$288 million →
budget	$32.5 million →
castMemberNominated	Melissa McCarthy →
cinematography	Robert D. Yeoman →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
countryOfRelease	United States →
director	Paul Feig →
distributedBy	Universal Pictures →
editedBy	Michael L. Sale → William Kerr →
follows	Annie Walker as maid of honor for her best friend Lillian →
genre	buddy comedy film → comedy film → raunchy comedy film → romantic comedy film →
mainCharacter	Annie Walker →
mpaaRating	R →
musicBy	Michael Andrews →
narrativeLocation	Milwaukee →
notableFor	commercial success → critical success → ensemble female cast → influence on women-led comedies → raunchy humor →
originalLanguage	English →
partOf	2010s American comedy films →
portrayedBy	Kristen Wiig →
producer	Barry Mendel → Clayton Townsend → Judd Apatow →
productionCompany	Apatow Productions →
releaseDate	2011-04-28 → 2011-05-13 →
runningTime	125 minutes →
screenplayNominatedFor	Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay →
screenwriter	Annie Mumolo → Kristen Wiig →
setInPeriod	contemporary era →
starring	Chris O'Dowd → Ellie Kemper → Jon Hamm → Kristen Wiig → Matt Lucas → Maya Rudolph → Melissa McCarthy → Rebel Wilson → Rose Byrne → Wendi McLendon-Covey →
theme	female friendship → personal failure and growth → weddings →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Universal Pictures →	notableFilm
Kristen Wiig →	notableWork
Kristen Wiig →	performedIn