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American Wedding

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Jim proposes to Michelle, and Stifler wants to help with the wedding

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Quick recap

Jim is about to propose to Michelle, but his dad left the ring at home and the proposal happens in public, awkwardly. She says yes. Jim doesn't want Stifler in the wedding plans, but Stifler crashes the engagement dinner and strikes a deal: he'll teach Jim to dance in exchange for an invitation. The friends go to Chicago to find Michelle's dream dress. Meanwhile her sister Cadence catches the eye of both Stifler and Finch. Everything could go wrong before the ceremony.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesThe wedding was shot at Half Moon Bay

    The outdoor wedding scene was filmed at the Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay near San Francisco.

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  2. Reference"Into the Mystic" switches singers midway

    The couple's first dance song begins with Van Morrison's recording and switches midway to The Wallflowers' cover over licensing. The Wallflowers' singer, Jakob Dylan, is the brother of director Jesse Dylan.

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  3. ReferenceStifler's dance has an 80s soundtrack

    In Stifler's dance-off at the Chicago bar you hear "Maniac", "Heaven Is a Place on Earth", "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)", "Venus" and "The Reflex", among others.

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