Formerly known as North Star, My Mother’s Wedding is a poignant and elegantly crafted comedy-drama directed by the celebrated actress Kristin Scott Thomas, who also co-wrote the screenplay with journalist John Micklethwait. Blending heartfelt emotion with a dash of British wit, the film delves into the complex ties that bind mothers and daughters, all set against the backdrop of an unconventional third wedding.
The film had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on September 7, 2023, where it received early praise for its warm ensemble performances and delicate storytelling. After a long-awaited distribution window, the movie is officially scheduled for theatrical release in the United States on August 8, 2025.
Cast
Main Cast
- Scarlett Johansson as Katherine – One of the three estranged sisters returning home for their mother’s unexpected third wedding.
- Sienna Miller as Victoria – The elegant and sharp-witted second sister dealing with unresolved emotions and old rivalries.
- Emily Beecham as Georgina – The youngest sister, whose quiet nature hides deep feelings and a unique perspective on their fractured family.
- Kristin Scott Thomas as Diana – The mother of the three sisters, getting married for the third time. She also serves as the film’s director, marking her directorial debut.
Supporting Cast
- Freida Pinto – Appears in a key supporting role, adding charm and emotional depth to the story.
- Thibault de Montalembert – Plays one of the men in Diana’s romantic life, bringing a graceful presence to the ensemble.
- Sindhu Vee – Known for her comedic timing, she adds a warm and humorous touch as a family friend or guest.
- Joshua McGuire – Plays a character connected to the sisters, adding a layer of wit and emotional tension.
- Mark Stanley – Brings intensity and heart to a supporting role in the family circle.
- Giulio Berruti – Known for his screen charisma, he likely plays a romantic or emotionally pivotal character.
- Samson Kayo – Adds humor and a fresh energy to the film’s emotional beats.
- James Fleet – A familiar face in British film and TV, appearing in a guest or family elder role.
- Roger Ashton-Griffiths – Recognized for period dramas, likely plays an eccentric or older family member.
