The first trailer for MAMMA MIA!, the upcoming feature adaptation of the popular musical of the same name, has landed on the internets courtesy of Yahoo and though the “talky” parts of the film are emphasized – we only get brief glimpses of the dancing sequences – it seems like a pretty good time. In it, the right-pictured Amanda Seyfried, while rummaging through her mom’s (Meryl Streep) things discovers three men who could potentially be her father (Stellan Skarsgård, Pierce Brosnan and Colin Firth) and decides to invite them to her wedding, at which point they all break into exuberant dance to the songs of ABBA. Check it out over HERE. The singing and dancing begins on July 18th.
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