The Six Wives of Henry Lefay

2009
PG-13
1h 35m

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5.1/10

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Andie MacDowell, Tim Allen, Jenna Elfman, Lindsay Sloane, Elisha Cuthbert, Paz Vega, and Jenna Dewan in The Six Wives of Henry Lefay (2009)

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An estranged daughter inadvertently reconnects with her carefree dad after his unexpected death brings together his six very different former lovers.An estranged daughter inadvertently reconnects with her carefree dad after his unexpected death brings together his six very different former lovers.An estranged daughter inadvertently reconnects with her carefree dad after his unexpected death brings together his six very different former lovers.

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IMDb RATING

5.1/10

3.5K

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Trivia
When Henry and Veronica give Barbara 2% of the business there is a cutout of Henry dressed as Henry VIII whose marriages closely resemble those of Henry Lefey.

Goofs
When Autumn finds out about Sarah Jane she runs out crying and has mascara down her face. She turns a second later and there are tears, but no mascara running down her face.

Quotes
[first lines]
Lipschutt: Gorgeous hotel, huh?
Henry Lefay: Yeah. I spent my honeymoon here. Actually, two of my honeymoons were here.
Lipschutt: We went to Pittsburgh, but very much like this.

Connections
References Body Heat (1981)

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Owie, Owie, Ouch
Written by Michael Carey Schneider and Celia Ruth
Performed by Katy Fernicola
Courtesy of Private Planet Music

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7/10

It's Funny

The movie fallows Barbie, Henry Lafay's daughter. You watch as she endures the chaos of her fathers life and what he puts her through.

Surprisingly enough the movie is actually funny. Its light hearted with nothing serious about it. Just six ex-wives and a fiancee all fighting over the same man. A man who cant seem to just choose one woman. There's no deep message to the movie or much of a plot. But it doesn't need one. It's just about the laughs.

The cast was great. Good variety of actors and actresses. Elisha Cuthbert who isn't the most known actress was the lead in the movie. She was fantastic, very likeable and well rounded. Tim Allan was his usual self. I really enjoyed the wild Jenna Elfman. She made me laugh a lot and brought a great balance of craziness to the show. As always Andie MacDowell was the rock. Solid down to earth great mom who just wanted peace. It was fun with all the different characteristics of the wives. Everyone was very different from the last.