as Joanna Robert Webb as Michael Vincent Franklin as Archie Jason Watkins as Gregory Marc Wootton as Snoopy Alison Steadman as Sam's mother Sarah Hadland as Sam's sister Selina Cadell as Joanna's mother Ron Cook as Sam's father Jesús de Miguel as Tennis coach Julia Davis as Marriage counselor Mark Heap as Registrar Kate Smallwood as Sophie Production One of the three couples whose story is followed opts for a naturist wedding. Spielplatz in Hertfordshire was used as the location for the naturist village Summerland. Reception Both Robert Webb and Olivia Colman publicly criticized the film, with Webb saying, "I had a miserable time making it and I think the finished film is an underwhelming mess." Colman claimed she had been misinformed about the amount of nudity involved in the film. Webb claimed, on The Graham Norton Show, that the director had informed him that his genitals would all be pixelated in the final film and was not aware until the screening that this was not the case. In an interview with The Guardian, Colman described the film as "a fucking turkey", "horrible" and the "worst experience of my life". She relays how she felt "betrayed" by the film-makers who had misled her about how much of her body would be seen in the final edit and has since found it hard to trust people, saying: "I now know there are some people who are just bad." Colman and Webb started legal proceedings against the film-makers, but these were eventually abandoned when the actors concluded it was too late and the lengthy process would prevent them from "pretending it didn't happen". Home media The bonus features on the DVD include three alternative endings: one ending for each of the "losing" couples as well as an extra ending for Matt and Sam. References External links 2006 films 2006 romantic comedy films British LGBT-related films British romantic comedy films Films set in England Films shot in England Films shot in London Fox Searchlight Pictures films British mockumentary films BBC Film films Nudity in film 2000s English-language films 2000s British films LGBT-related romantic comedy films