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Jim will seine große (und erste) Liebe Michelle zu seiner Frau machen. Ein großer und, wie manche seiner Freunde finden, voreiliger Schritt, denn schließlich haben sich die meisten von ihnen noch lange nicht vom wilden Partyleben verabschiedet. Aber wenn schon, dann soll es wenigstens zum unvergesslichen Erlebnis werden. Stifler bringt Jim das Tanzen bei und darf dafür den Junggesellenabend organisieren ... ausgerechnet. Jims Dad spart nicht mit guten Ratschlägen und schießt dabei wie immer übers Ziel hinaus. Und damit nicht genug, wird Michelles umwerfende kleine Schwester Cadence ausgerechnet von Finch und Stifler gleichzeitig belagert, wobei sie diesmal die Rollen tauschen. Stifler gibt den lieben Jungen und Finch den bösen Buben. Ein heilloses Durcheinander bei den Hochzeits-Vorbereitungen ist damit wohl garantiert, und natürlich finden sich wie erwartet gleich reihenweise Fettnäpfchen auf Jims Weg zum Altar.

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In "American Wedding," Alyson Hannigan delivers a charming and quirky performance as Michelle Flaherty, showcasing her character's unique blend of innocence and unexpected boldness. Unlike her role as the witty and sardonic Willow Rosenberg in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," Michelle is more eccentric and comedic, often providing memorable humorous moments that highlight Hannigan's comedic timing. A fun trivia fact is that Alyson Hannigan originally auditioned for the role of Sarah Michelle Gellar's character in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" before being cast as Willow.

Seann William Scott reprised his iconic role as Steve Stifler in the 2003 comedy film "American Wedding," the third installment in the "American Pie" series. His performance was widely appreciated for bringing energetic charm and comedic timing to the character, which helped cement Stifler as a memorable and beloved figure in early 2000s comedy. What made Scott's portrayal unique was his ability to blend crude humor with moments of genuine emotion, giving depth to a character often seen purely as comic relief. A lesser-known fact from behind the scenes is that Scott, along with the cast, engaged in improvisational sessions to enhance the natural humor and rapport between characters, contributing significantly to the film's authentic and spontaneous feel.

Eddie Kaye Thomas delivers a memorable performance as Paul Finch in 'American Wedding,' where his character's awkward charm and dry humor bring a distinct comedic flavor to the film's ensemble. Unlike his more dramatic roles, Thomas embraces the quirky, often socially awkward nature of Finch with a confident ease that enhances the movie's lighthearted tone. This role, part of the 'American Pie' series, showcases his strength in playing unique, offbeat characters. A fun trivia fact is that Eddie Kaye Thomas originally auditioned for the role of Jim Levenstein before being cast as Finch, landing the part that would become one of his most recognizable roles.