Betrayal at the Altar: 10 Dramatic Films About Cheating Brides

Description: A classic film where the young graduate has an affair with the mother of the woman he's supposed to marry, leading to a dramatic and iconic wedding scene.

Fact: The famous scene where Dustin Hoffman's character bangs on the glass at the church was improvised. The film's soundtrack, featuring "Mrs. Robinson" by Simon & Garfunkel, became iconic.

Description: Here, the twist is on the groom's side, but the bride's fidelity is questioned when her best friend, who has always loved him, tries to sabotage the wedding. It's a classic tale of love, friendship, and betrayal.

Fact: Julia Roberts was initially offered the role of the bride, but she chose to play the best friend instead. The film's iconic song "I Say a Little Prayer" was performed by Dionne Warwick in the movie.

Description: Here, the bride-to-be falls for her gay roommate, leading to a complex situation where she must confront her feelings and the implications for her upcoming wedding.

Fact: The film was based on a novel by Stephen McCauley. Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd, who play the leads, have remained close friends since working together on this film.

Description: While the bride in this film doesn't cheat, the groom's infidelity sets the stage for a heartwarming story about finding love in unexpected places.

Fact: Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore had such great chemistry that they later starred together in "50 First Dates." The film features a cameo by Billy Idol, who performs at the wedding.

Description: While not about infidelity per se, this film explores the theme of commitment phobia, where the bride has left multiple grooms at the altar, leading to questions about her ability to stay true.

Fact: The film reunited Julia Roberts and Richard Gere after their success in "Pretty Woman." The town of Berlin, Maryland, where the movie was set, embraced the film by hosting an annual "Runaway Bride" festival.

Description: This film explores the fallout when the best man's novel, which includes thinly veiled details about the groom's past, threatens to derail the wedding.

Fact: The film was a critical and commercial success, leading to a sequel "The Best Man Holiday" in

Description: While not directly about infidelity, the bride's commitment is tested when she falls for the wedding planner, who is also her fiancé's best friend.

Fact: Jennifer Lopez and Matthew McConaughey had to learn how to dance for their roles, which added authenticity to their characters' chemistry.

Description: In this romantic comedy-drama, the bride's sister hires a male escort to pose as her boyfriend at her sister's wedding, only to find herself falling for him. While not directly about a cheating bride, it explores themes of infidelity and the complexities of relationships.

Fact: The film was based on the novel "Asking for Trouble" by Elizabeth Young. Debra Messing, who plays the sister, was pregnant during filming, which was cleverly hidden throughout the movie.

Description: This film delves into the complexities of a long engagement, where the bride's fidelity is tested by the passage of time and external pressures.

Fact: The film was co-written by Jason Segel, who also stars in it. The movie was shot in various locations, including San Francisco and Michigan, to reflect the couple's journey.

Description: This film takes a comedic approach to infidelity, where three women, including the wife, team up to take revenge on the cheating husband. It's a unique take on the theme of betrayal.

Fact: The film was originally titled "You, Me and Her." Cameron Diaz, who plays one of the women, had to learn to surf for her role, which was quite a challenge for her.