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Overview
Tagline:
In Italian a good man is a piece of bread.Plot:
A man proposes to a woman he's met once, all in the same day. full summary | full synopsis (warning! may contain spoilers)Plot Keywords:
Awards:
5 wins moreUser Comments:
A tear-jerker, but a very good one moreCast
(Credited cast)| Scott Baio | ... | Dominic | |
| Kristin Minter | ... | Lucca | |
| Rosemary Prinz | ... | Bella | |
| John Amplas | ... | Jimmy | |
| Zachary Mott | ... | Eddie (as Billy Mott) | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Nancy Bach | ... | Second Doctor | |
| John Bechtol | ... | Jeffrey | |
| Manik Bhojwani | ... | Boardroom Drone | |
| Rose Bray | ... | Rose | |
| Paula Carroll | ... | Bibi | |
| Daniel Catanzaro | ... | Priest | |
| Mary Harvey | ... | Sister Grace | |
| Shuler Hensley | ... | Pino | |
| Biagio Izzo | ... | Paula Carroll | |
| Kevin Lageman | ... | Len | |
| Fred Lehman | ... | Lorenzo | |
| Jennie Martin | ... | Maude | |
| Rachel McCartney | ... | Street Musician | |
| Katherine McKenna | ... | Coffee Shop Regular | |
| Dominic Mecchia | ... | Cafe Patron | |
| Nardi Novak | ... | Nancy the Cop | |
| Jody O'Donnell | ... | Preston | |
| Bingo O'Malley | ... | CEO | |
| John Seitz | ... | Massimo | |
| Marty Sheets | ... | Liz | |
| Daniel Stafford | ... | Boardroom Guy | |
| Daniel Stafford | ... | Boardroom Guy | |
| Nick Tallo | ... | Bomba | |
| Barbara Thomas | ... | Donna the Cop | |
| Adrienne Wehr | ... | Tamela | |
| Philip Winters | ... | Dr. Wahl | |
Additional Details
Also Known As:
A Wedding for Bella (USA) (DVD title)My Bread, My Sweet (Australia) (cable TV title)
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MPAA:
Rated PG-13 for sexuality, some sexual references and language.Parents Guide:
Add content advisory for parentsRuntime:
105 minCountry:
USAColor:
ColorSound Mix:
DTS-StereoCertification:
USA:UnratedFilming Locations:
Strip District, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USAMOVIEmeter: 
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Shot in 23 days. moreQuotes:
Dominic: You people eat such crap. I mean, what... When does this expire? What's in it? Mono... I mean this is... I don't even know what this is. moreSoundtrack:
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A very good tearjerker. Scott Baio is amazingly good as is the entire cast. The accents of Bella and Massimo are not good (although I'm not Italian, I grew up in a strong working-class Italian neighborhood) but they don't really take away from their performances. The new (i.e. relatively unknown) actress who plays Lucca is a gem. I would like to see here more often. Shuler Hensley as Pino wrenches the heart. The story line is far-fetched, but the acting and setting are so good, they come very, very close to making it entirely believable.
The Pittsburgh backdrop is gorgeous and greatly adds to the film.
If you're jaded and not sentimental or do not come from an ethnic background you may not like it, but if you're a sentimental Italian, or Greek, or Spaniard, or Lebanese, etc., I think you will enjoy it and use up a box of tissues.