PHOTOS: New Series ‘Accidental Family’ Brings Wedding Chaos to Nova TV
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At a glance
- Nova TV will premiere the drama-comedy series “Accidental Family” on Sept. 6 at 9:15 p.m.
- The story begins when groom Vito flees shortly before his wedding, bringing together an unlikely group of characters.
- The cast describes a mix of intrigue, unexpected alliances, drama and comedy.
A runaway groom sets “Accidental Family” in motion. Nova TV’s new drama-comedy series begins when Vito prepares to marry Lana, only to flee just before the wedding.
She can seem rude, but to me she is not that negative. She is simply a person who puts herself first.
The series follows characters who might never have met without a chain of unusual circumstances. Their lives become linked through secrets, problems, unexpected alliances and a growing blur between coincidence and fate.
Filip Juričić plays Vito, while Lena Medar portrays Lana, a temperamental and unpredictable woman. Medar describes Lana as entertaining and says the character is not simply negative, but someone who puts herself first.
Ljilja does not cope well with complicated situations, but she tries to solve everything sensibly.
Sara Stanić plays Ljilja, Lana’s friend and would-be maid of honor. She calls Ljilja a voice of reason who tries to handle complicated situations sensibly. Nebojša Rako plays Bruno, Vito’s best friend and godfather, who helps him through the complications that follow.
There will be a combination of everything: drama, comedy and various complications.
The younger cast includes Lovro Juraga and Dora Dimić Rakar, whose characters are siblings. Their parents are played by Stjepan Perić and Dijana Vidušin. The actors describe a cheerful set, hard work and frequent laughter. Viewers will begin discovering how the seemingly incompatible group copes together when the series arrives on Nova TV.
The atmosphere on set is cheerful. We work a lot, but with smiles on our faces.
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