Cake is a 2005 romantic comedy film directed by Nisha Ganatra. The picture follows the life of Pippa McGee (Graham) as she takes that giant step between 29 and 30 that involves growing up, becoming responsible and discovering true love. When freelance travel writer Pippa comes home for a friend's wedding, she finds herself running her father's wedding magazine while he recovers from a heart attack. Not only does Pippa have to run Wedding...
Ian sails up to the beach house where Pippa is staying to tell her that he lo...
Roxanne takes a martini out of Lulu's hands and when Lulu protests, Roxanne t...
Frank is upset that Pippa quit her job and now he'll be getting a new boss.
Pippa tells her friends that she quit her job at the magazine and is going to...
Pippa is feeling sorry for herself after she sees Ian with his ex-wife so Ro...
Roxanne tries to comfort Pippa after Pippa sees Ian with his ex-wife.
Pippa's editorial for the last Wedding Bells magazine's theme is to do what y...
Roxanne asks Pippa if Ian knows that she's editing the last issue of Wedding ...
Pippa dictates a letter to the editor for Wedding Bells magazine.
Pippa prepares for the last issue she will edit for Wedding Bells and asks Lu...
Malcolm visits Pippa at the magazine to apologize and tell her how wonderful ...
Pippa calls Ian and leaves a message to tell him that she's sorry.
Pippa asks a bartender to help her write her letter of resignation.
Malcolm tells Pippa that he already knew he'd have to sell the magazine he ju...
Pippa wants her father to understand that she put her life on hold to help hi...
Pippa arrives at Lulu's after finding out the guy she's been dating has gotte...
Frank runs into Pippa at a bar and she wonders why he's not wearing his sarong.
Malcolm calls Ian and Pippa in to discuss Ad sales and asks Ian if he remembe...
Pippa calls Ian into her honeymoon suite room to look at all it's tacky splen...
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