The film is a semi-autobiographical work by the screenwriter and starring Nia Vadalas. She is a Greek Canadian and lives in a large Tula family. He became an actor by chance, and later went to Chicago to perform in the TV series "Second City", where he met her husband Ian. Like the movie, Ian is a non-Greek. The family accepted this marriage and went through many difficulties. Niya wrote this experience into a one-man drama book, which was staged in Los Angeles. Her performance has attracted many Hollywood stars and producers, including Rita Wilson. She also has Greek descent, and she has a deep impression of Nia's script. Not only did she visit Niya backstage, she also highly recommended Tom Hanks. After Hanks finished watching, he wrote a sincere letter to Nia, in which he talked about his acquaintance with his Greek wife and the changes brought about by it. Two months later, Hanks called to tell her that her production company was interested in bringing the script to the screen.
My Big Fat Greek Wedding background creation
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Extended Reading
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Chris 2022-04-24 07:01:05
A very happy family. Nowadays, Chinese people are gradually losing this kind of fun. Instead, they are embracing the American family and become very dry. The male protagonist is very handsome, but the female protagonist is really old, not beautiful, and even worse than her mother and aunt. It's really lucky to meet true love just after changing image. In the end, my father gave us a house, which was really generous. Everyone was surprised, and felt that the area was a Greek place.
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Terry 2022-03-27 09:01:05
Chinese should learn to promote their own culture like Greek.
My Big Fat Greek Wedding quotes
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Ian Miller: I know this great place... Zorba something... anyway, I'd love to take you there if you'd like to go.
Toula Portokalos: Uh, that place, Dancing Zorba's...
Ian Miller: Dancing Zorba's!
Toula Portokalos: My family kinda owns that place.
Ian Miller: [looking at her closely] I remember you. You're that waitress.
Toula Portokalos: Seating hostess, actually.
Ian Miller: I remember you.
Toula Portokalos: Look, I was going through a phase. I was Frump Girl.
Ian Miller: I don't remember Frump Girl, but I remember you.
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Aunt Lexy: [meeting Ian on Easter] Christ is risen for sure if Toula found a husband!