The Director

Directed by Nisha Ganatra, Cake is an adventurous story which follows one modern woman's bumpy path to love. Nisha Ganatra's work includes: Cosmopolitan, MTV's Real World/Road Rules Challenge and Chutney Popcorn.

The Writer

Writer Tassie Cameron is a rising talent who has written a smart, sexy, hip romantic comedy in the vein of Bridget Jones Diary or Murial's Wedding with great mainstream appeal.

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Pippa McGee is a bridesmaid. Again.
Taking a weekend break from her freewheeling life as a travel writer and toxic bachelorette, Pippa returns to her hometown to serve as yet another bridesmaid at yet another wedding. From the moment she gets off the plane, it's a disaster. Jet-lagged and behind schedule, Pippa makes a spectacle of herself, downing martinis and hitting on men. She struggles home tipsy, only to discover that her widowed tyrannical, publishing mogul father has had a heart attack. Lying frail in his hospital bed, he has only one thing on his mind: he needs an editor for one of his magazines. Pippa volunteers, excited. What's the magazine? Travel? Politics? No. He needs her to run Wedding Bells.

How can Pippa McGee adapt to a 9-to-5 life? Write about puffy dresses after hiking in Bali? Deal with being reminded on a daily basis that she is 29 years old and completely, utterly single?

In a cruel twist of fate, her dad assigns her a publishing mentor. Ian Gray is both her father's vice-president, and the man she'd hit on unsuccessfully at her friend's wedding.

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[November 2005]

The Cast

Heather Graham is Pippa McGee.

David Sutcliffe plays Pippa's sparring partner.

Sandra Oh plays Pippa's best friend and ally, Lulu.

Taye Diggs is Pippa's other love interest, Hemingway.

Cheryl Hines is Roxanne.

Sarah Chalke is Jane.