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Married 2 Malcolm 2000

★ 6.22 votes76 min📅 2000-05-25

In *Married 2 Malcolm (2000)*, the British comedy dives into the chaos of a man's double life as Malcolm scrambles to keep his two marriages—and two wives—completely separate.

Director: James Cellan Jones

Cast

Mark Addy
Mark Addy
Malcolm
Freddie Jones
Freddie Jones
Jasper
Tracey Wilkinson
Tracey Wilkinson
Norma
Josie Lawrence
Josie Lawrence
Nathalie
Hywel Bennett
Hywel Bennett
Reg
Bob Ramsay
Noddy Holder
Tom Barlow
Karaoke Compere

Frequently Asked Questions

What is *Married 2 Malcolm (2000)* about?

*Married 2 Malcolm* follows Malcolm, a man leading a secret double life with two wives he's desperate to keep apart. When fate intervenes and both wives end up at the same concert, Malcolm's carefully constructed lies begin to collapse in hilarious ways. The film explores themes of deception, love, and the absurdity of trying to have it all.

Who directed *Married 2 Malcolm*?

The film was directed by James Cellan Jones, a British filmmaker known for his work in television and stage productions.

Who stars in *Married 2 Malcolm*?

The movie features Mark Addy as Malcolm, with Tracey Wilkinson, Josie Lawrence, Freddie Jones, and Hywel Bennett rounding out the main cast.

Is *Married 2 Malcolm (2000)* worth watching?

If you enjoy lighthearted British comedies with clever writing and strong performances, *Married 2 Malcolm* is a solid pick. Its 76-minute runtime makes it a quick, entertaining watch, though it may not appeal to fans of darker humor. The film's relatable premise and charming cast add to its appeal.

How long is *Married 2 Malcolm*?

The film runs for 76 minutes.

About Married 2 Malcolm (2000) — A British comedy of marital mayhem and double lives

In *Married 2 Malcolm (2000)*, the British comedy dives into the chaos of a man's double life as Malcolm scrambles to keep his two marriages—and two wives—completely separate. Directed by the seasoned James Cellan Jones, the film blends sharp wit with slapstick humor as Malcolm's carefully constructed facade begins to unravel. When both wives unexpectedly decide to attend the same concert, the stage is set for a series of escalating mishaps that expose the absurdity of his predicament. With a backdrop of British suburban life, the movie captures the tension between desire and deception, all while delivering laughs.

Starring Mark Addy as the beleaguered Malcolm, the cast brings charm and comedic timing to this tangled web of lies. Tracey Wilkinson and Josie Lawrence shine as the wives whose clashing personalities add fuel to the fire, while Freddie Jones and Hywel Bennett round out the ensemble with their signature wit. The film's brisk 76-minute runtime keeps the energy high, making it a breezy pick for fans of lighthearted yet clever comedies from the early 2000s.