Among Friends (2009)
A dinner party of three couples careens into uncharted territory when the hosts make a shocking proposal. Tensions mount as this evening among friends puts each marriage to the test.
Top billed cast
- Nicole BraberCharlyse / Nathan's fiancee
- Ken ProulxNathan / Charlyse's fiance
Adrianne RichardsAmanda / Rob's wife
Craig ThomasRob / Amanda's husband- Catherine LipscombeDidi / Howard's wife
Carlo MestroniHoward / Didi's husband
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