Los Angeles, California – Jason Biggs, the actor known for his role in the movie “American Pie,” recently revealed that his wife, Jenny Mollen, had not watched the film until after they were married. This surprising confession came as Mollen admitted feeling “horrified” while viewing the iconic 1999 movie with her husband. Despite her initial reluctance to see the film, Mollen ultimately found herself laughing at Biggs’ performance.
The couple, who tied the knot in 2008, shared their unique love story, emphasizing Mollen’s delayed encounter with “American Pie.” According to Mollen, she initially considered herself too “highbrow” to indulge in such entertainment, but eventually, curiosity got the better of her during their first year of marriage.
Watching the movie together turned out to be a revealing experience for both Biggs and Mollen. While Mollen found herself both horrified and amused by the film, Biggs appreciated the fact that she had not seen it earlier. The actor described Mollen’s delayed viewing as “icing on the cake” in their relationship, indicating a shared sense of humor and understanding between the two.
In addition to discussing their movie viewing habits, the couple also touched on their unconventional wedding ceremony, which took place at a Calabasas FedEx Kinko’s. Their decision to elope stemmed from familial pressures related to wedding planning, highlighting their commitment to each other amidst external expectations.
Currently, Biggs and Mollen are promoting their new show “Dinner & Movie,” where they combine movie-watching with cooking, creating a unique and entertaining experience for their audience. With their shared love for film and food, the couple continues to captivate viewers with their dynamic on-screen presence and genuine chemistry.
As they navigate the world of entertainment and marriage, Biggs and Mollen’s quirky and endearing relationship remains a testament to the power of humor and shared experiences in strengthening bonds. Through their lighthearted approach to life and love, the couple reminds us that laughter truly is the best medicine, even when confronted with the unexpected.