Beloved comedy Bridesmaids is currently streaming for free in the UK.
After it was shown on ITV2 on Saturday (March 15), the 2011 film can be streamed on ITVX at no cost with ads. There's also the ad-free ITVX Premium option for £5.99 a month or £59.99 a year.
Bridesmaids stars Saturday Night Live's Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph, Insidious' Rose Byrne, and Melissa McCarthy in her breakout role.
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The cast includes Chris O'Dowd, Ellie Kemper, and Wendi McLendon-Covey, with Rebel Wilson, Matt Lucas, Terry Crews and Jon Hamm also making appearances.
Wiig leads as Annie, a woman going through a tough patch in her life who tries to put on a brave face as maid of honour for her best friend.
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However, a series of stressful (yet hilarious) mishaps cause her to have a breakdown and push everyone away, and she must work to get everything back on track.
Bridesmaids has an 89% positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes from critics, with plenty of reviews – including Digital Spy's own 5-star review – praising Wiig for her standout performance and a script that delivers a constant stream of one-liners and physical humour alike.
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There have been plenty of calls for a sequel since its release, and in 2023, Rose Byrne said she would be up for getting the gang back together.
"I would do a Bridesmaids sequel this afternoon, right now," Byrne said at the time. "That group of women was the most magical thing ever. Almost all of us were really good friends already. I think it was such a magical time."
The star also noted that a sequel would be a "hard act to follow", given the popularity of the original film.
Bridesmaids can be streamed now on ITVX.
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