Angelia Featherstone, meanwhile, plays Linda, Robbie's vapid bride-to-be who leaves him at the altar, and Matthew Glave plays Glenn Guglia, Julia's already philandering fiancé. Featherstone and Glave's characters are both rightfully rejected in the end, but the actors themselves wholeheartedly enjoyed playing them.
"I feel like with Friends and Seinfeld and The Wedding Singer, I was in the midst of really heavy hitters," Featherstone tells E! News exclusively. "Just working with Adam, who is just so funny and so good...it's like going to play at Wimbledon with Serena Williams, and you're a journeyman...It was probably one of the most fortifying experiences of my career." (Featherstone has thrown a wrench into a few onscreen relationships—she was also copy girl Chloe, whom Ross "took a break" with on Friends.)
Glave, who most recently has been on TV in Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce and Angie Tribeca, tells E! News he personally had an "outstanding time" doing the film, even though his character "is a bit of a douche, to be putting it mildly." But as the actor points out, Glenn's jerkiness actually serves to highlight how "Adam's character [is] all the more noble."
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