More of this Feature "AMERICAN WEDDING" PREMIERE COVERAGE: • Thomas Ian Nicholas ('Kevin') and Eddie Kaye Thomas ('Finch') • January Jones ('Cadence') and Molly Cheek ('Jim's Mom') • Writer Adam Herz and Producer Chris Bender • Special Premiere Guest - Joss Whedon • Special Premiere Guest - Lochlyn Munro ("Freddy vs Jason") MORE INFORMATION ON "AMERICAN WEDDING": • "American Wedding" Premiere Photo Gallery • "American Wedding" Photo Gallery • "American Wedding" News, Trailer, and Websites • "American Wedding" Credits

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The familiar gang from the "American Pie" series returns (or at least a large portion of the original cast is back) for "American Wedding." Jim (Jason Biggs) and Michelle (Alyson Hannigan) are tying the knot and in typical "American Pie" style, everything that can be warped and twisted about planning a wedding is taken to the extreme.

Just because there are nuptials involved doesn't mean the movie strays from it's successful formula of mixing gross-out comedy and relatable characters. On the contrary, "American Wedding" features one of the most gag-inducing scenes of the "Pie" series. Keep that in mind when you read the following interviews with the cast of "American Wedding."

JASON BIGGS ('Jim')

What's the appeal of the “American Pie” films?
I think the appeal is twofold: one is my ass and two is the fact that we have a nice balance. We got to places comedically, we got to the raunchy places, but it's grounded in reality. The characters are real and relatable and there's a great balance.

Is there anything you wouldn't do for a laugh?
If I thought it would get a laugh, I would do anything for a laugh. Absolutely. The only time I won't go to a place for a laugh is if I'm convinced that it's not funny. But the fact that it's funny, I will go there. I will absolutely not hold back.

What can audiences expect from “American Wedding?”
It's more of the same in that we respect the formula that works, for sure. But within that formula we come up with new, original set pieces and new funny stuff that I think audiences are going to really like.

You have a hilarious scene involving pubic hair. What was used in place of real hair?
From the looks of it, it came from a small bear. I think it was real something hair. It wasn't pubic or human even, but it was from… I forget. I forget where it came from but it was not my crotch, if that's what you are wondering. It was definitely not from my crotch. I think a well-manicured region is the cure to a long penis as it were, actually.

And speaking of penis, what was used in your restaurant scene?
It was a funnel with a bunch of tape at the top of it. It was long enough to be protruding. Apparently there was talk about doing a shot in 3D for the 3D version that's coming out next year. So they were a little bit concerned.

Has doing the movie changed your opinion of dessert items?
It's given me quite a fondness for desserts. I used to, just like everyone else, think they tasted good. Now I can stay home with them on Saturday night and have nothing but great sex.

Seann William Scott at the World Premiere of "American Wedding"
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