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The First Wives Club

Marriage has turned into a crash dive for Brenda, Elise and Annie. Brenda
married an electronics-emporium magnate, Elise became a film star & Annie an Upper East Side
housewife. The three reunite at a funeral after the fourth member of their college gang killed
herself, after her husband left her for a younger women. They learn each has just been
callously dumped by her husband in exchange for a younger, sexier "trophy wife." Smarting from
the pain, Brenda, Elise and Annie join forces and concoct a plan to exact the most exquisitely
bitter vengeance upon their "exes." They helped them rise, now they will help them fall. The First Wives Club is now in session.
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Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler, and Diane Keaton were all born within 45 days of each other, and
celebrated their 50th birthdays together while filming this movie.
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Brenda holds up Elise's academy award and remarks, "...It says 'I beat Meryl.'" In the movie
Death Becomes Her (1992), Goldie Hawn and Meryl Streep play characters who compete with each
other for everything.
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"The First Wives Club" is the second time that Diane Keaton and Jennifer Dundas (Lowe) have
played mother and daughter. The first time was in Mrs. Soffel (1984), when Dundas was still
being billed as Jennie Dundas.
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Doctors created Goldie Hawn's simulated collagen treatment by injecting her lips with a harmless
saline solution. Though temporary, Hawn later remarked in interviews that the experience was
quite painful and that it had discouraged her from ever getting collagen for real.
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In an interview, Bette Midler mentioned that all three main cast members wanted to make a
sequel, but the studio was not agreeable, as they viewed the success of this film as a
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