:02:23
Everybody ready now?
Let's have a nice big smile.
:02:27
It's not every day
you get married.
:02:29
No. that's not me.
:02:31
Do you think I'd marry a nebekh
Iike Richard Levine?
:02:34
I'm the one on the Ieft
disguised as a dessert.
:02:38
It's my younger sister.
Sophie's wedding.
:02:41
But for my parents.
Barbara and Irving...
:02:44
it's is Iess to do with the joining
of man and woman in matrimony...
:02:46
and more to do with. weII.
napkin rings.
:02:53
My brother. Toby. straight out of
the Hampstead Garden Suburb.
:02:57
And my best friend Debbie.
the groom's sister.
:03:01
So I suppose we're
famiIy now.
:03:03
Most peopIe think she's a nightmare
but I think she's funny.
:03:07
Her dad. Tony.
he's a smaII man.
:03:10
But. the bouffant wig and
Cuban heeIs...
:03:12
give him a bit of heIp in both
directions.
:03:14
Her mum's caIIed Hope and
to be honest...
:03:18
she couId do with some.
:03:20
This is my worId. A worId
where everyone can be defined...
:03:25
by which tabIe they're on
at a wedding.
:03:29
The inner tabIes are for cIose
famiIy friends.
:03:32
Honest and IoyaI.
:03:35
Son of theirs. he's a good-for-nothing
who thinks he's a shvartze.
:03:39
This sauce doesn't taste kosher.
:03:41
That's Leo. he's a devout
hypocrite.
:03:44
In MarbeIIa. where nobody's
watching. he'II eat a whoIe pig.
:03:47
SuddenIy here he's
the big rabbi.
:03:51
Out on the edges.
the 'C' Iist guests.
:03:54
The peopIe with non-Jewish
partners: the 'married out' tabIe.
:03:57
This is what he bought me
for Hanukah.
:03:59
-Chanukah. darling. Say 'Chanukah'.
-That's what l said. 'Hanukah'.