The Grudge 2


1h 42m 2006

Brief Synopsis

Aubrey Davis discovers from her bedridden mother, Mrs. Davis, that her sister Karen is in a hospital in Japan. She also finds out that Karen is under investigation for the death of her boyfriend in a fire she started in a house located in Tokyo. Since Mrs. Davis is too ill to make the trip, she asks

Film Details

Also Known As
Förbannelsen 2, Grudge 2
MPAA Rating
Genre
Horror
Sequel
Release Date
2006
Production Company
Columbia Pictures; Constantin Film Development, Inc.; Ghost House Pictures; Mandate Pictures; Pacific Title & Art Studio; Picturemill; Reality Check Studios
Distribution Company
Sony Pictures Releasing; 01 Distribuzione; Acme Film; Alfa Films; Central Partnership; Cts; Golden Scene; Golden Village; Gulf Film, Llc; Independent Films (If); Independent Talent Group; Italia Films; Metropolitan Filmexport; Millennium; New Films International; Nfi; Nordisk Film; Nordisk Film Theatrical Distribution Oy; Nordisk Film Tv; Nu-Metro; Paris Filmes; Prime Pr Inc.; Sam Film; Sony Pictures Home Entertainment; Sony Pictures Releasing; Sony Pictures Releasing International; Spi International; Transeuropa Films; United International Pictures; Village Roadshow Limited; Vision; Warner Bros. Pictures International
Location
Tokyo, Japan; Tokyo, Japan

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 42m

Synopsis

Aubrey Davis discovers from her bedridden mother, Mrs. Davis, that her sister Karen is in a hospital in Japan. She also finds out that Karen is under investigation for the death of her boyfriend in a fire she started in a house located in Tokyo. Since Mrs. Davis is too ill to make the trip, she asks Aubrey to go to Tokyo and bring her sister home. Shortly after Aubrey arrives in Tokyo, a reporter/photographer named Eason seeks her out--warning Aubrey that her sister, Karen, is in the thrall of something unseen and dangerous. Meanwhile, Allison attends an international school in Tokyo. Desperately trying to fit in with the school's "in" crowd, Vanessa and Miyuki, she is willing to do anything they ask to get in good with them--even if it means going into a mysterious burned-down house, which was the site of several unexplained murders and strange disappearances. In addition, the young introverted Jake isn't happy that his widowed father Bill is engaged to Trish. Still mourning the death of his mother, he cannot understand why his older sister Lacey gets on so well with their soon-to-be stepmother. Jake also doesn't understand why one of his next-door neighbors is being so elusive. It seems that everyone in his apartment building is acting stranger and stranger. One by one, they are infected by the malevolent curse known as "The Grudge," which is quickly moving out of the burned-down house in Tokyo and spreading to everyone who crosses its path.

Crew

Masako Adachi

2-D Artist

Tatsuya Amano

On-Set Dresser

Yasuko Anjo

Casting Assistant

David Appleby

Photography

Chiho Asada

Interpreter

Tanguy Auguste

Stand-In

Bill Bannerman

Line Producer

Megan Basaraba

Assistant Director

Michael Bederman

Unit Production Manager

Natalia Belanowich

Stand-In

Jeff Betancourt

Editor

Greg Ten Bosch

Foley Editor

Kristin M. Burke

Costume Designer

Emilia Corbin

Production Assistant

Laura Cresswell

Production Assistant

Drew Crevello

Coproducer

Gloria D'alessandro

Adr/Dialogue Editor

Doug Davison

Executive Producer

Tatsuyoshi Dobashi

Transportation

Yuri Doimoto

Chief Lighting Technician

Joe Drake

Executive Producer

Andrea Eisen

Tutor

Mizuho Endo

Production Assistant

Rick Findlater

Hair Stylist

Rick Findlater

Makeup

Richard Flores

Negative Cutter

Chiemi Fujimura

Stand-In

Akio Fujita

Assistant Camera Operator

Takeshi Fukase

Chief Lighting Technician

Satoshi Fukushima

Line Producer

Kaytlyn Gilson

Stand-In

Yasuchika Goto

Best Boy Grip

Takayuki Hagiwara

Construction Coordinator

Keiji Harada

Transportation

Jamie Hardt

Assistant Sound Editor

Satoshi Hashidate

Production Assistant

Naomi Hatta

Assistant

Takahiro Himeno

Transportation

Masaki Honda

Assistant Camera

Marti D Humphrey

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Yuki Ibayashi

Stand-In

Takashige Ichise

Producer

Jun Igarashi

Construction Coordinator

Shingo Inoue

Transportation

Nobuya Ishida

2-D Artist

Yoshie Ishiguro

Assistant Editor

Takuya Ishii

Chief Lighting Technician

Koji Iwakiri

Chief Lighting Technician

Hideki Iwamoto

Transportation

Marc Jacobs

Product Placement

Chris M Jacobson

Sound Recordist

Hideaki Jimbo

Production Coordinator

Kory Jones

Visual Effects Supervisor

Nathan Kahane

Executive Producer

Kiyoshi Kakizawa

Sound Mixer

Shinji Kawai

Assistant Camera Operator

Akiko Kawano

Makeup Artist

Sachiho Kawashima

2-D Artist

Akio Kikuchi

Art Director

Kuroudo Kikuchi

2-D Artist

Michael Kirk

Coproducer

Hidekazu Kishimura

Special Effects Supervisor

Naoko Kojo

Assistant Art Director

Kelli Konop

Executive In Charge Of Production

Kazumi Koshimura

2-D Artist

Tomoko Kotakemori

Art Director

Tatyana Kuzkova

Stand-In

Jennifer Ladd

Production Assistant

Aaron Lam

Assistant

Mary Lee

Assistant

Roy Lee

Executive Producer

Shannon Luger

Assistant

Yuichiro Makanae

Chief Lighting Technician

Yoshitaka Makigi

Special Effects Technician

Hikaru Maniya

Stand-In

John Marcynuk

Production Designer

Manabu Maruta

Stand-In

Asuka Matoba

Location Manager

Yuichi Matsui

Makeup Effects

Hajime Matsumoto

Visual Effects Supervisor

Satoko Matsuyama

Wardrobe

Rob Mcentegart

Executive

Takuya Michiue

Location Manager

Thomas Millano

Music Editor

Kurando Mitsutake

Assistant

Ryota Miyamoto

Transportation

Fumihiro Miyoshi

Makeup Effects

Keita Mizunami

Assistant Director

Shigeto Mizuno

Assistant Camera

Laura Morgan

Apprentice Editor

Yuri Morikawa

Production Accountant

Sachie Munemura

Makeup

Kimiko Murai

Special Effects Technician

Sean Muramatsu

Dialogue Coach

Atsuko Murata

Special Effects Technician

Keita Nakayama

2-D Artist

Nancy Nayor

Casting Director

Yusuke Negi

Assistant Director

Fumiko Nieda

Chief Lighting Technician

Tsuyoshi Niijima

Transportation

Mariko Nishizawa

Assistant

Soile Nishizawa

Stand-In

Junko Nogami

On-Set Dresser

Tadashi Obara

Transportation

Reira Ogawa

Stand-In

Shiho Oizumi

Sound Mixer

Akiko Okada

Production Assistant

Masami Okamoto

Transportation

Masayasu Okiyama

Set Designer

Satoru Okuda

Key Grip

Asami Okuse

Wardrobe

Kensuke Ota

Assistant Director

Manabu Otsuka

Sound Mixer

Paul N. J. Ottosson

Sound Supervisor

Paul N. J. Ottosson

Sound Design

Tatsuo Ozeki

Set Decorator

Daniel Pagan

Foley Editor

Daniel Pagan

Foley Editor

Adrian Patterson

Production Assistant

Sam Raimi

Producer

Carin Rogers

Adr Supervisor

Ryuichi Sacki

Assistant Director

Hideo Saito

Stunt Coordinator

Iwao Saito

Production Designer

Kouichi Saito

2-D Artist

Yuji Saito

Production Assistant

Yuki Saito

Publicity

Kazuo Sakai

Construction Coordinator

Takuma Sakai

On-Set Dresser

Miyuki Sakaitani

Production Coordinator

Masaki Sasae

2-D Artist

Misa Sato

Transportation

Alison Savitch

Visual Effects Producer

Jack Schuster

Post-Production Supervisor

Naomi Sekiguchi

Interpreter

Atsushi Shibata

Special Effects Technician

Noriyuki Shimada

Sound Mixer

Shintaro Shimosawa

Coproducer

Kazuko Shingyoku

Script Supervisor

Koji Shinoda

On-Set Dresser

Jun Shiozaki

Assistant Director

Julia Smetankina

Stand-In

Kevin Soares

Visual Effects

Victoria Soderholm

Set Decorator

Hiromitsu Souma

Storyboard Artist

Martin St Pierre

Original Music

Hiroko Stanhope

Assistant

Mariko Sugawara

Visual Effects Supervisor

Stephen Susco

Screenplay

Shinji Suzuki

Assistant Camera

Cid Swank

Unit Publicist

Kiyotaka Taguchi

2-D Artist

Tsuzumi Takagi

Assistant

Yoko Takayanagi

Dialect Coach

Shigenori Takekuma

3-D Artist

Shimizu Takeshi

Source Material

Toshio Tanaka

Chief Lighting Technician

Kazuhiro Taniguchi

Assistant Camera Operator

Miyuki Taniguchi

Costume Designer

Robert Tapert

Producer

Kennedy Taylor

Assistant Director

Satoko Tsuji

Accounting Assistant

Hitoshi Tsukada

3-D Artist

Katsuya Tsukui

Production Assistant

Olga Tverdenko

Stand-In

Dina Valenzuela

Accounting Assistant

Alex Valhouli

Assistant

Kelli Van

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Kelly Wagner

Casting Director

Michelle Waitman

Stunt Coordinator

Yusuke Wakabayashi

Production Manager

Yoshimi Watabe

Chief Lighting Technician

Kazuya Watahiki

Carpenter

Deb Watson

Makeup

Marshall Winn

Adr/Dialogue Editor

Naoko Witmer

Assistant

Mai Yamada

Production Assistant

Masashi Yamaguchi

Casting

Hanako Yanagi

On-Set Dresser

Katsumi Yanagijima

Dp/Cinematographer

Katsumi Yanagijima

Director Of Photography

Yoshiko Yasuoka

Effects Coordinator

Irene Yeung

Assistant

Chris Young

Original Music

Christopher Young

Original Music

Irene Young

Assistant

Naoyasu Yutaka

2-D Artist

Anna Zorina

Stand-In

Film Details

Also Known As
Förbannelsen 2, Grudge 2
MPAA Rating
Genre
Horror
Sequel
Release Date
2006
Production Company
Columbia Pictures; Constantin Film Development, Inc.; Ghost House Pictures; Mandate Pictures; Pacific Title & Art Studio; Picturemill; Reality Check Studios
Distribution Company
Sony Pictures Releasing; 01 Distribuzione; Acme Film; Alfa Films; Central Partnership; Cts; Golden Scene; Golden Village; Gulf Film, Llc; Independent Films (If); Independent Talent Group; Italia Films; Metropolitan Filmexport; Millennium; New Films International; Nfi; Nordisk Film; Nordisk Film Theatrical Distribution Oy; Nordisk Film Tv; Nu-Metro; Paris Filmes; Prime Pr Inc.; Sam Film; Sony Pictures Home Entertainment; Sony Pictures Releasing; Sony Pictures Releasing International; Spi International; Transeuropa Films; United International Pictures; Village Roadshow Limited; Vision; Warner Bros. Pictures International
Location
Tokyo, Japan; Tokyo, Japan

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 42m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States Fall October 13, 2006

Released in United States on Video February 6, 2007

Sequel to "The Grudge" (USA/2004) directed by Takashi Shimizu, starring Sarah Michelle Gellar; remake of "Ju-On: The Grudge" (Japan/2003) written and directed by Takashi Shimizu.

Released in United States Fall October 13, 2006

Released in United States on Video February 6, 2007