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Release Date:
22 July 1988 (USA)
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Tagline:
The shack is back! more
Plot:
When a crass new-money tycoon's membership application is turned down at a snooty country club, he retaliates...
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Awards:
3 wins
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2 nominations
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(3 articles)
Harold Ramis Wouldn’t Mind Being a God
(From Vanity Fair. 18 June 2009, 10:01 PM, PDT)
Exclusive Portrait: Blues Brother, ‘Ghostbuster’ Dan Aykroyd in Chicago
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(From Vanity Fair. 18 June 2009, 10:01 PM, PDT)
Exclusive Portrait: Blues Brother, ‘Ghostbuster’ Dan Aykroyd in Chicago
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This one isn't nearly as good as the first, but it isn't one of the worst movies ever.
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Jackie Mason | ... | Jack Hartounian |
 | Robert Stack | ... | Chandler Young |
 | Dyan Cannon | ... | Elizabeth Pearce |
| Dina Merrill | ... | Cynthia Young |
 | Jonathan Silverman | ... | Harry |
 | Brian McNamara | ... | Todd Young |
| Marsha Warfield | ... | Royette Tyler |
| Paul Bartel | ... | Mr. Jamison |
 | Jessica Lundy | ... | Kate Hartounian |
| Chynna Phillips | ... | Mary Frances 'Miffy' Young |
 | Randy Quaid | ... | Peter Blunt |
 | Chevy Chase | ... | Ty Webb |
 | Dan Aykroyd | ... | Capt. Tom Everett |
| Anthony Mockus Sr. | ... | Mr. Pierpont |
| Pepe Serna | ... | Carlos |
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98 min
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Color (Technicolor)
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1.85 : 1 more
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Iceland:L |
Sweden:11 (TV rating) |
Canada:14A |
UK:15 |
USA:PG |
West Germany:6 |
Australia:M |
Singapore:PG
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Rodney Dangerfield was going to come back to play Al Czervik again for this movie, but rejected the role because the writers (Harold Ramis and Peter Torokvei) would not let him tweak the script. As a last resort, Jackie Mason accepted to play the role, but as Jack Hartounian.
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Continuity: When standing near the pool with Todd and Miffy, Kate puts a strawberry in her mouth with her right hand and at the same time hands Todd a strawberry with her left hand. In the closeup that follows, the strawberry in Kate's mouth has vanished and she is handing Todd a strawberry with her right hand.
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[the Youngs lost the golf game after the gopher switched the bomb ball]
Mary Frances 'Miffy' Young: [angry about her father] Mother, how could you marry a man with such a terrible short game?
Cynthia Young: Oh, shut up, Mary Frances, you spoiled, snotty, superficial, little bitch!
[Cynthia leaves]
Mary Frances 'Miffy' Young: [offended] *What*!
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Mary Frances 'Miffy' Young: [angry about her father] Mother, how could you marry a man with such a terrible short game?
Cynthia Young: Oh, shut up, Mary Frances, you spoiled, snotty, superficial, little bitch!
[Cynthia leaves]
Mary Frances 'Miffy' Young: [offended] *What*!
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Movie Connections:
Referenced in "ALF: Baby, Come Back (#4.1)" (1989)
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Power of Persuasion
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While this one certainly is not the original, it certainly isn't bad enough to be on the list of worst movies ever. I found some of the jokes to be funny and it wasn't a complete waste of time so I just don't see how it has such a low ranking. Well maybe I do. The main problems I had with this one are the story and its focus. This movie really has nothing to do with caddies, other than Silverman's character there are no other caddies that are focused on. In fact, other than the fact it is a country club, Chevy's character is back, and the gopher it really doesn't have much else in common with the original. Jackie Mason is the focal point here taking the Rodney Dangerfield role from the first. Here is one of the problems; he isn't nearly as funny or likable as Dangerfield. The scenes with his daughter also get annoying as it gets somewhat serious at times. Chevy reprises his role as Ty, but other than the fact he goes "nananana" he almost is a different character. Dan Akroyd sort of takes the place of Bill Murray's character and has a few funny lines, but his performance will not make anyone forget Bill Murray from the first one. Also, you do not have special appearances in a movie, when that appears it just makes your whole movie seem a bit generic. Also, both Chevy and Dan were in the movie more than say Marsha Warfield who is listed ahead of them. There are some good performances though...I liked Randy Quaid's character and Robert Stack was rather good too. It is good for a couple of laughs and I do not really think it is all that awful, but if only they could have done a better job with the central story in this one. I just don't think Jackie was very good and he kind of pulls the movie down a couple of notches.