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Title: Poison Ivy II (1996)
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Cast
| Complete credited cast: | |||
| Alyssa Milano | ... | Lily Leonetti | |
| Johnathon Schaech | ... | Gredin | |
| Xander Berkeley | ... | Donald Falk | |
| Belinda Bauer | ... | Angela Falk | |
| Camilla Belle | ... | Daphne Falk | |
| Kathryne Dora Brown | ... | Tanya | |
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Walter Kim | ... | Robert |
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Victoria Haas | ... | Bridgette |
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Tara Ellison | ... | Catherine |
| Mychal Wilson | ... | Spin | |
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Joey Krees | ... | Peter the Performance Artist |
| Kate Rodger | ... | Isabel | |
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Howard Brown | ... | Rocco |
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Lily is a sheltered art student from Michigan going to school in California. She finds an apartment and her roommates aren't quite normal. One day she finds a box of items belonging to a girl she's never met before. But in the box are nude pictures of the girl and her diary. Lily begins reading the diary and realizes that she's going to change her life and become a wild woman! She begins dating a guy and at the same time her art instructor begins to lust after her. The struggle begins when her boyfriend thinks she's unfaithful to him and her art teacher becomes obsessed. Written by Crystal Light
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Passion. Seduction. Betrayal. Lily wanted to be just like Ivy. See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for strong sexuality, and for language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Lily Leonetti: [turning to dance with him] Yeah, you got a problem with that.
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Written by Mark Jellybear and Jay J. Hernandez
Published by Pura Vida Music, BMI
Performed by Up To Par
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Very little is available music wise from the soundtrack despite the film being 25 years old. There are some YouTube clips but no concrete soundtrack available for purchase. See more »Goofs
At the party when Lilly and Gredin are in the bathroom, as Lilly pulls her dress down you can see the camera move up in the mirror behind her. See more »Quotes
Gredin: [during the party after watching Lily kiss Robert] No one's safe with you around.Lily Leonetti: [turning to dance with him] Yeah, you got a problem with that.
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Crazy Credits
Daphna's plush toy (Johnny Rabbit) is credited as "himself". See more »Alternate Versions
Available in both R and unrated versions. (unrated cut is 2 minutes longer.) See more »Soundtracks
BOURBON STREETWritten by Mark Jellybear and Jay J. Hernandez
Published by Pura Vida Music, BMI
Performed by Up To Par
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
2 February 1996 (Brazil) See more »Also Known As:
Poison Ivy II See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Alyssa Milano("Who's The Boss?" and "Charmed") plays Lily in the sequel to "Poison Ivy". She's very, VERY HOT after doing the TV show "Who's the Boss?" The best part of her I couldn't get enough of is her stomach. I really got turned on in the bellybutton piercing scene. That's the part she undergoes her transformation. What was the cause? The diary of Ivy, the first girl who tried to destroy the lives of a rich family. However, since Lily was an art student, the instructor is coming on to her. Much like a role reversal here in the movie. Being sheltered is always a drag when you want to fit in, sometimes pressure is more damaging. The best thing about this movie is more of a learning the errors of the others' lifestyle. Just being yourself is necessary. This movie along with the first one is a definite must see. You won't be sorry! Rating 3.5 out of 5 stars.