The R-rated model of Bride Wars by no means made it down the aisle, however Kate Hudson won’t ever cease sharing her love of the 2009 rom-com's authentic, way more specific script.

"Casey [Wilson] and June [Diane Raphael] wrote Bride Wars — which was initially a really rated-R Bride Wars that was at Miramax, after which Miramax fell aside and Fox picked it up [at] New Regency," Hudson stated on Sunday's episode of her Sibling Revelry podcast with brother Oliver Hudson. "After which slowly however certainly it turned a PG model of what Casey and June initially wrote."

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Whereas firming down the film's content material was already a troublesome capsule to swallow, what occurred subsequent made it worse. "We had been forward of the curve when it got here to a really rated-R feminine comedy, they usually didn't wish to do it," Kate stated. "However when Judd Apatow needed to make Bridesmaids, they had been very completely satisfied to be slightly bit extra what we had been attempting to initially do to start with."

"We had been forward of the curve, that's the headline," screenwriter Wilson agreed.

Kate continued, "We had been forward of the curve, after which we sort of obtained slightly smushed by them wanting it to be PG. However Casey and June wrote essentially the most — I generally want we may put out that authentic script as a result of it was so deeply humorous."

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Bride Wars starred Kate and Anne Hathaway as two lifelong BFFs who at all times dreamed about having excellent June weddings on the similar venue in some unspecified time in the future of their lives. However when a scheduling mishap lands each of their weddings on the identical day, they declare struggle on one another with escalating sabotaging pranks that threaten each their friendship and marriages.

In the meantime Apatow's Bridesmaids, written by Annie Mumolo and Kristen Wiig, got here out two years later and starred Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne, Melissa McCarthy, Wendi McLendon-Covey, and Elli Kemper in a raunchy story about feminine friendship centered round a bachelorette journey and marriage ceremony planning.

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