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Bruce Jay Friedman (characters)
Bruce Franklin Singer (written by)
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Four years ago, a man and a mermaid swam away with your heart. Look who's back making waves. more
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A sequel to the popular romantic mermaid drama, in which Allen and Madison return to New York - one to save his business, the other to save a Dolphin in captivity. You can guess which does which. full summary | add synopsis
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Todd Waring | ... | Allen Bauer |
 | Amy Yasbeck | ... | Madison Bauer |
 | Donovan Scott | ... | Freddie Bauer |
| Rita Taggart | ... | Fern Hooten |
| Dody Goodman | ... | Mrs. Stimler |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Doris Belack | ... | Mrs. Needler |
| Mark Blankfield | ... | Dr. Otto Benus |
| Kirk Fyson | ... | Walter |
 | Roger Hewlett | ... | Policeman #1 |
| Jana Marie Hupp | ... | Buffy |
| Barney Martin | ||
| Russell McConnell | ... | Policeman #3 (as Russell J. McConnell) |
 | Ralph Peduto | ... | Policeman #2 |
| Joseph O. Reed Jr. | ... | Wallace |
| R.A. Rondell | ... | Bartender |
| Joey Travolta | ... | Jerry |
 | Timothy Williams | ... | Harvey |
| Noble Willingham | ... | Karl Hooten |
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87 min
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Amy Yasbeck was originally offered to wear the mermaid tail costume worn and used by Daryl Hannah from the first Splash (1984), but as she could not fit into it, and after undergoing a body cast, a new form-fitted mermaid tail was made for her. It took three people to zip up the tail on Yasbeck, and then lift her into the water. more
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Features "Leave It to Beaver" (1957) more
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This was my favourite movie as a kid. Like so many good sequels (the Back to the Future series as a prime example), this sequel is a story that works very well by itself, but also connects to the original and has many parallells running throughout (for example there's a high-speed chase in both, running from the government, a lovers' bust-up). The re-casting doesn't take anything away from the movie as the new cast are spot-on in their characters. Ok, there are a few continuation problems and goofs linked to the original movie, but which sequel is without them?! Here is an example of a sequel where the new crew have definitely watched the original movie and kept their sequel as true to form as possible, and they've left it completely open and even hinted as to the plot of a "Splash Three" or "Another Splash". Great movie - watch it alone or in sequence with the original "Splash". It's excellent either way.