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Mamma Mia!

Name: Mamma Mia!
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Released: 2008-07-03
Duration: 108 min
Rating: 6.966

★ 7,0 /10 (7,104 Votes)

2008 EN 108 min

Overview

A spirited young bride-to-be living with her single mother on a small Greek island secretly invites three of her mother's ex-boyfriends in hope of finding her biological father to walk her down the aisle.

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Release date

03/07/2008

Votes

7,104

Popularity

15.2

A mother. A daughter. Three possible fathers. A trip down the aisle you'll never forget.

Genres

Comedy Romance

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

108 min

Budget

$52,000,000

Revenue

$609,841,637

Website

www.mammamiamovie.com

Amanda Seyfried

Sophie Sheridan

Meryl Streep

Donna Sheridan

Pierce Brosnan

Sam Carmichael

Colin Firth

Harry Bright

Stellan Skarsgård

Bill Anderson

Christine Baranski

Tanya Chesham-Leigh

Julie Walters

Rosie Mulligan

Dominic Cooper

Sky Rymand

Niall Buggy

Father Alex

Ashley Lilley

Ali

Rachel McDowall

Lisa

Chris Jarvis

Eddie

Philip Michael

Pepper

Juan Pablo Di Pace

Petros

Enzo Squillino Jr.

Gregoris

Ricardo Montez

Stavros

Benny Andersson

Piano Player on Boat (uncredited)

Spencer Kayden

Agnes - Dancer (uncredited)

Björn Ulvaeus

Greek God (uncredited)

Rita Wilson

Greek Goddess (uncredited)

Nancy Baldwin

Sam's PA

Heather Emmanuel

Harry's Housekeeper

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Colin Davis

Harry's Driver

Mia Soteriou

Arina

George Georgiou

Panos

Hemi Yeroham

Dimitri

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Maria Lopiano

Ione

Norma Atallah

Irini

Myra McFadyen

Elena

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Leonie Hill

Ariana

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Jane Foufas

Elpida

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Karl Bowe

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Celestina Banjo

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Emrhys Cooper

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Maria Despina

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Gareth Davis

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Charlotte Habib

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Gareth Derrick

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Jennifer Leung

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Kage Douglas

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Lydia Louisa

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Phillip Dzwonkiewicz

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Kristina MacMillan

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Tommy Franzen

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Lauri Owen

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Tom Goodall

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Joanne Sandi

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Aykut Hilmi

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Christie Saunders

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Jamie Hughes-Ward

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Emma Slater

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Taylor James

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Helen Soraya

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Jack Jefferson

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Caterina Spano

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Peter Le Brun

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Michelle Theunissen

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Sebastien Torkia

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Kitty Whitelaw

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Dylan Turner

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Nikki Davis-Jones

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Ed White

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Michelle Trimboli

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Sean Williams

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Kirsty Mather

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Lee Honey-Jones

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Rebecca Lee

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Gareth Chart

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Clare Louise Connolly

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Sonny Lee Hymas

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Kirsty Swain

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Tim Stanley

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Lisa Reynolds

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Sara West

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Claire Fishenden

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Anthony Backman

Dancer (uncredited)

Mackenzie Criswell

Dancer (uncredited)

Lori Haley Fox

Dancer (uncredited)

Sommer Garcia

Dancer (uncredited)

Will Jeffs

Singer (uncredited)

Kirk McGee

Dancer (uncredited)

Meghan McLeod

Dancer (uncredited)

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Nikki Rapp

Dancer (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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To Mamma Mia! then, a movie easily slipping in past Coyote Ugly as the second-worst film I've ever seen (behind The Rocky Horror Picture Show). My eyes. I can't unsee it. From what I could gather (and that's not because the plot is difficult - Christ, no - or because I wasn't really paying attention, it's because the film seemed to be not sinking in, not digesting in my brain. I think my brain was trying to reject it, like a foreign object) - an airy-fairy middle-aged bohemian tart (Meryl Streep, The Iron Lady) prances and dances around her primary-coloured villa on an unspecified Greek (I …

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Really enjoyable film, with a lot of funny one-liners, and despite the fact that a lot of them are rubbish singers, that partly adds to the humour, and obviously, Amanda, Meryl, Colin and others do have good voices :)

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***SPOILERS AHEAD*** _Mamma Mia!_ is an American-British romantic comedy musical directed by Phyllida Lloyd. The movie is loosely based on the original London musical also directed by Lloyd, and was the brain child of Judy Craymer who was convinced ABBA songs could be used in a theatrical production, especially after hearing the love ballad _The Winner Takes It All_. Craymer along with British playwright Catherine Johnson also worked on this film. Johnson being the original musical's scriptwriter wrote the movie's script, Craymer was an executive producer alongside Gary Goetzman as well as …

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**With a good cast and an enviable and appealing soundtrack, the film promised to be excellent… but it turned out to be much more average than I imagined.** First of all, I think I need to make a note: I can't say that I'm an ABBA fan, but the truth is that I have a great affection for the band and their songs, because they were songs that I remember hearing on TV when I was a kid. It is a childhood memory, which has a sentimental charge, and which cannot be evaluated in a completely neutral way (childhood memories never leave us neutral). I have yet to say that I had high expectations f…

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How can anyone not like this? Phyllida Lloyd has managed to convince half a dozen serious A-list stars to take part in this Mediterranean musical extravaganza. Meryl Streep and Christine Baranksi are cracking and Julie Walters - when the three together sing "Chiquitita" is glorious. Sure, it's not a wonderful piece of classic cinema; but it must bring a smile to your face (even if - as Pierce Brosnan, Stellan Skarsgård or Colin Firth break into song, it's more of a grimace). Dominic Cooper makes a valiant effort as "Sky" who is to wed the orchestrator of this whole predicament "Sophie" (Amanda…

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