by Burnett

: The Wedding was directed by Burnett, with Oprah Winfrey as an executive producer.[12] Halle Berry and

Georges Lautner

Nuova Consonanza's best-known scores for comedies includes La Cage aux Folles (1978) and La Cage aux Folles II (1980), both directed by Édouard Molinaro, Il ladrone (1980), Georges Lautner's La Cage aux Folles 3: The Wedding (1985),

by Robbie Guevara,

La Cage aux Folles will be directed by Robbie Guevara, with scenic and costume design by Mio Infante, and special participation of the Fashion Designers Association of the Philippines; choreography by Arnold Trinidad, PJ Rebullida, and Yek Barlongay; musical direction by Joseph Tolentino and Sweet Plantado-Tiongson; lighting design by Martin Esteva; technical direction by Dong Calingacion; hair and makeup design by Myrene Santos; and additional costume execution by Twinkle Zamora; photography by Leo Castillo and graphic design by Larry Palma.

Bernard Émond

The film is the third of a trilogy started with The Novena (La Neuvaine) in 2005 and Summit Circle (Contre toute espérance) in 2007, all directed by Bernard Émond.

Alfréd Deésy, Cornelius Hintner

The Film was directed by Alfréd Deésy, Cornelius Hintner, with Alfréd Deésy, Gyula Margittai, , Lucy Wett, , in the leading parts.

by Joshua Wiener ’

The Wedding (1919), written by Bertolt Brecht when Bertolt Brecht was 21, was directed by Joshua Wiener ’85, The Present Tense (1982), by twenty year-old New York University sophomore John McNamara, was directed by Joe Heissan ’87 and Lunatic and Lover:

Alexandre Tarta

The film directed by Alexandre Tarta had in lead roles

Under the sturdy direction of Terry Johnson (Tony Award-winning director of last season's La Cage aux Folles),

Under the sturdy direction of Terry Johnson (Tony Award-winning director of last season's La Cage aux Folles), the indefatigable Tracie Bennett (two-time Olivier winner for the indefatigable Tracie Bennett Loves Me and Hairspray) brings to life Peter Quilter’s dramatization of the final comeback attempt by troubled legend Judy Garland, along with dreamy Tom Pelphrey, versatile Jay Russell, and the heart-warming Michael Cumpsty.

Cedric Nicolas-Troyan

The movie was directed by French director Cedric Nicolas-Troyan who is surprisingly better known for French director Cedric Nicolas-Troyan's work in visual effects, after being nominated for such work in Snow White

written and directed by Jayan Moodley

The Wedding is a 2019 South African Indian romantic comedy drama film written and directed by Jayan Moodley.

Jean-Paul Rouve

The film was written and directed by and stars Jean-Paul Rouve, Patrick Chesnais, Arnaud Ducret, Baptiste Lecaplain, Stéfi Celma, Judith El Zein, Natacha Lindinger, Alice David, Zoé Duchesne, Claudia Tagbo, and Maurice Barthélemy among others.

Bernard Borderie

Director of the movies was Bernard Borderie and the main cast was Michèle Mercier as Angélique Sancé de Monteloup and Robert Hossein as Jeoffrey de Peyrac.

Pierre Coffin and Kyle Balda

The film is directed by Pierre Coffin and Kyle Balda, and co-directed by Eric Guillon.

Olivier Assayas

The director in question is one Olivier Assayas.

Arnauld Desplechin

Directed by Arnauld Desplechin (Kings & Queen, A Christmas Tale), the story has a grown up Paul Dédalus (Mathieu Amalric) wistfully remembering Paul Dédalus's first love Esther

Luis Buñuel

Catherine Deneuve, Jean Sorel and Michel Piccoli star in this classic French drama co-written and directed by Luis Buñuel.

Bode Brodmüller

The director was Bode Brodmüller who previously worked with Joy Denalane, Max Herre, and Jan Delay.

Paddy Russell

The director was Paddy Russell and the cast included Bernard Archard, William Mervyn, June Ritchie, Mary Webster and David Weston.

Dann Florek

Dann Florek directed and the cast also included Mark Benninghofen, John Bowman, Marissa Chibas, Alice Haining and Havilland Morris.

Damiano Damiani

The Film was directed by Damiano Damiani, with Horst Buchholz, , Bette Davis, Isa Miranda, Lea Padovani, in the leading parts.