Mission: Impossible II


2h 3m 2000

Brief Synopsis

When Agent Ethan Hunt takes holiday on a rock climbing expedition, he is rudely interrupted by a pair of missile- launched, self-destructing designer sunglasses encoded with instructions for his latest mission. It seems Biocyte Pharmaceuticals is missing Chimera, a skin-corroding virus that was manufactured to boost sales of their newly developed super-strength antiviral formula. Unfortunately it has fallen into the hands of Sean Ambrose, a business- minded MIF traitor with a thirst for stock options. Once the public learns that Chimera will melt the flesh off their bones within 27 hours of injection, the price of Biocyte's antidote will skyrocket. Can Ethan Hunt stop him before he takes over Biocyte and infects the city of Sidney?

Film Details

Also Known As
M: I-2, M:I 2, M:I-2, MI2, Mission Impossible 2, Mission Impossible II, Mission: Impossible 2
MPAA Rating
Genre
Action
Adaptation
Adventure
Crime
Sequel
Spy
Thriller
Release Date
2000
Distribution Company
Paramount Pictures
Location
Los Angeles Center Studios, California, USA; Broken Hill, Australia; Los Angeles, California, USA; Colorado, USA; Sydney, Australia; Moab, Utah, USA; New South Wales, Australia; New York City, New York, USA; Spain

Technical Specs

Duration
2h 3m

Synopsis

When Agent Ethan Hunt takes holiday on a rock climbing expedition, he is rudely interrupted by a pair of missile- launched, self-destructing designer sunglasses encoded with instructions for his latest mission. It seems Biocyte Pharmaceuticals is missing Chimera, a skin-corroding virus that was manufactured to boost sales of their newly developed super-strength antiviral formula. Unfortunately it has fallen into the hands of Sean Ambrose, a business- minded MIF traitor with a thirst for stock options. Once the public learns that Chimera will melt the flesh off their bones within 27 hours of injection, the price of Biocyte's antidote will skyrocket. Can Ethan Hunt stop him before he takes over Biocyte and infects the city of Sidney?

Crew

Jessica Abroms

Animator

Tony Acosta

Other

Tony Acosta

Production Assistant

Cesar Aguirre

Sound

Tim Ahern

Other

Chris Alderton

Sound Mixer

Kent Alexander

Grip

Deb Alleck

Assistant Production Coordinator

Greg Allen

Lighting Technician

Russell Allen

Other

Gary Alonso

Grip

Colin Alway

2-D Artist

Robert Amerian

Lighting Technician

Arthur Anderson

Assistant Director

Ted Andre

Visual Effects

Danny Andres

Grip

Carey Andrews

Audio

Slamm Andrews

Music

Ray Anthony

Stunts

Gregory Apps

Casting

Deborah Aquila

Casting

David K Arnold

Assistant Director

Sara Arrington

Casting Associate

J H Arrufat

Dialogue Editor

Grant Atkinson

Lighting Technician

Klaus Badelt

Other

Steve Baer

Other

Richard Bain

Visual Effects

Stuart Baird

Special Thanks To

Danny Baldwin

Special Effects

Jason Ballantine

Editor

Amy Barclay

Assistant

Bob Baron

Adr Mixer

Craig Barron

Visual Effects Supervisor

David Bartholomew

Editor

Todd Bassman

Boom Operator

Christopher Batson

Assistant Art Director

Kristian Beazley

Other

Anna Behlmer

Rerecording

Brad Bemis

Location Manager

Bruce Benson

Other

Roy Berkowitz

Editor

Nick Bernyk

Chief Modelmaker

Andy Bertelson

Grip

Thomas Betts

Set Designer

Jeff Bilger

Production Assistant

Katherin Birch

Makeup Artist

Limp Bizkit

Song

Greg Blandy

Stunts

David Blizard

Animator

Noah Blough

Dialogue Editor

Rob Blue

Visual Effects

Maureen Blume

Other

Jasin Boland

Photography

James Bolt

Rerecording

Brigitte Bourque

Art Department

Bryan Bowen

Sound Editor

John Bowring

Other

Damian Bradford

Stunts

Brannon Braga

From Story

Danny Bramson

Special Thanks To

John Branagan

Stunts

Andreas Bremer

Set Decorator

Lisa Brennan

Lead Set Dresser

Paul Brincat

Sound Mixer

Tom Broderick

Special Thanks To

Steve Brodsky

Transportation Coordinator

Herman Bron

Special Effects

Michael Brook

Other

George Broshukov

Researcher

Bob F Brown

Stunts

Bob F Brown

Stunt Coordinator

Geoff Brown

Other

Jeffrey Brown

Other

Kerrie Brown

Set Decorator

Anne Bruning

Unit Production Manager

Sarah Brunsdon

Hair

Craig Bryant

Lighting

Mathew Buchan

Electrician

Patsy Buchan

Other

Amanda Buchanan

Stunts

Richard Buoen

Storyboard Artist

Simon Burley

Rerecording

Mary Burton

Makeup Artist

William J Cade

Special Thanks To

Tom Callinicos

On-Set Dresser

Paul Camilleri

Production Assistant

Chris Campbell

Assistant Editor

Guy Campbell

Assistant Director

Keith Campbell

Stunt Man

Gary Capo

Director Of Photography

Patrick Carmiggelt

Special Effects

Lawrence Carroll

Visual Effects

Tic Carroll

Transportation Supervisor

John Cassella Jr.

Graphic Artist

Mike Castillo

Visual Effects

Lawrence James Cavanaugh

Digital Effects Supervisor

Steven Chaes

Grip

John Chaldu

Miniatures

Terence Chang

Executive Producer

Colin Chase

Lighting

David Chase

Lighting Technician

James Chase

Grip

Ray D Chase

Grip

Silla Childs

Production Coordinator

Ian Chisholm

Other

Tony Chiu

Apprentice

Albert Cho

Assistant Director

Della Churchill

Location Assistant

Tony Ciccone

Editor

Gary A. Clark

Other

Mike Clark

Special Effects

Richard Clarke

Cgi Artist

Robin Clifton

Location Manager

Grady Cofer

Visual Effects

Simon Coke

Dialogue Editor

Godric Cole

Other

Heather Collier

Assistant Editor

Casey Collins

Assistant

Gerard Collins

Special Effects

Linda Collins

Assistant Production Coordinator

Gil Combs

Stunts

Rod Conder

Boom Operator

David Connell

Grip

Robert Consing

Storyboard Artist

Brett Cooper

Assistant Costume Designer

John Copeman

Grip

Matthew Coping

Grip

Toby Coping

Grip

Roger Corbin

Helicopter Pilot

Nicolle Cornute

Other

Phil Cory

Special Effects Foreman

Edward Cotton

Other

Mitchell Coughlin

Makeup

Mitchell Coughlin

Digital Effects Supervisor

Anne Couk

Assistant Editor

Tim Cousins

Other

Carole Cowley

Visual Effects

Brian Cox

Digital Effects Supervisor

Cybele Cox

Art Assistant

Kenny Crouch

Costume Supervisor

Nick Crowell

Cgi Artist

Nathan Crowley

Art Director

Judith Cruden

Extras Agent/Coordinator

Tom Cruise

Producer

Joan Cunningham

Assistant Director

Scott Curtis

Foley Editor

Ken Daniels

Assistant

Jim Davidson

Production Accountant

Mark Davies

Assistant Production Coordinator

Tom Davies

Modelmaker

Zack Davis

Adr Editor

Jane Dawkins

Extras Agent/Coordinator

Mark Dawson

Art Director

Kevin De La Noy

Unit Production Manager

Adrian De Wet

Art Department

Tom Debenham

Art Department

Ralphie Del Castillo

Grip

Dan Delgado

Lighting Technician

Michael Deluca

Production

Krystyna Demkowicz

Visual Effects

Greg Dennison

Special Effects

Marc Descroizilles

Cgi Artist

Matt Dessero

Visual Effects

Carolyn Dessert

Costume Supervisor

Keith Devlin

2-D Artist

David R Diaz

Transportation

Lisa Dickson-battye

Costumes

Matt Diezel

Editor

Dino Dimuro

Foley Editor

Jannine Dixon

Assistant Production Accountant

Danial Donai

Stunts

Bob Donaldson

Assistant Director

Megan Doneman

Assistant Editor

James Dooley

Assistant

Daniel T. Dorrance

Art Director

Michael Doven

Associate Producer

Deuel Droogan

Unit Production Manager

Joe Dubs

Visual Effects

Fred Durst

Song

Traci Duxbury

Art Assistant

Omei Eaglerider

Miniatures

Paddy Eason

Visual Effects Supervisor

Deborah Eastwood

Art Department

Nash Edgerton

Stunts

Thom Ehle

Consultant

Andrew Eio

Digital Effects Supervisor

John Ellard

Other

Jack Ellison

Other

Victor Ennis

Assistant Editor

Carl Erickson

Special Effects

Kendall Errair

Costumes

Jorge Escanuela

Grip

Corey Eubanks

Stunts

Debbie Evans

Stunts

Dane Farwell

Stunts

Kirsten Fazio

Production Assistant

Roger Fearing

Assistant Sound Editor

Tammy Fearing

Foley Editor

Craig Fehrman

Transportation Captain

Film Details

Also Known As
M: I-2, M:I 2, M:I-2, MI2, Mission Impossible 2, Mission Impossible II, Mission: Impossible 2
MPAA Rating
Genre
Action
Adaptation
Adventure
Crime
Sequel
Spy
Thriller
Release Date
2000
Distribution Company
Paramount Pictures
Location
Los Angeles Center Studios, California, USA; Broken Hill, Australia; Los Angeles, California, USA; Colorado, USA; Sydney, Australia; Moab, Utah, USA; New South Wales, Australia; New York City, New York, USA; Spain

Technical Specs

Duration
2h 3m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Co-winner of the 2000 award for Best Composer (together with "Gladiator" and "The Road To El Dorado") from the Broadcast Film Critics Association.

Released in United States Summer May 24, 2000

Released in United States on Video November 7, 2000

Released in United States July 2000

Shown at Taormina International Film Festival July 2-9, 2000.

Sequel to "Mission: Impossible" (USA/1996), directed by Brian De Palma and starring Tom Cruise.

Began shooting April 18, 1999.

Completed shooting December 15, 1999.

William Goldman, David Marconi & Michael Tolkin did uncredited screenplay rewrites.

Released in United States Summer May 24, 2000

Released in United States on Video November 7, 2000

Released in United States July 2000 (Shown at Taormina International Film Festival July 2-9, 2000.)