Mannequin 2: On the Move
Brief Synopsis
In this follow-up to "Mannequin" (USA/87), a peasant girl, cursed to endure a thousand years as a statue, awakens to the surprise of a store employee who falls in love with her.
Cast & Crew
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Stuart Raffill
Director
Kristy Swanson
Jessie
William Ragsdale
Jason Williamson; Prince William
Meshach Taylor
Doorman; Hollywood Montrose
Terry Kiser
Count Spretzle; Sorcerer
Stuart Pankin
Mr James
Film Details
Also Known As
Mannequin Two: on the Move, Mannequin: On the Move
MPAA Rating
Genre
Comedy
Fantasy
Romance
Romantic Comedy
Sequel
Release Date
1991
Production Company
Albert G Ruben Insurance Services Inc; Aon/Albert G. Ruben Insurance Services; Cinelease, Inc.; Cinema Research Corporation; Completion Bond Company Inc; Dda Public Relations; Glenn Young; Greater Philadelphia Film Office; Illusion Arts, Inc.; Panavision, Ltd.; Prep Shoot Post; Rank Film Distributors Inc; Rank Film Distributors Ltd; Segue Music Inc; Special Effects Unlimited Inc
Distribution Company
20th Century Fox Distribution; 20th Century Fox; 20th Century Fox Distribution; Independent Productions
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 38m
Synopsis
In this follow-up to "Mannequin" (USA/87), a peasant girl, cursed to endure a thousand years as a statue, awakens to the surprise of a store employee who falls in love with her.
Director
Stuart Raffill
Director
Cast
Kristy Swanson
Jessie
William Ragsdale
Jason Williamson; Prince William
Meshach Taylor
Doorman; Hollywood Montrose
Terry Kiser
Count Spretzle; Sorcerer
Stuart Pankin
Mr James
Cynthia Harris
Mom; Queen
Andrew Hill Newman
Andy Ackerman
Julie Foreman
Gail
John Edmondson
1st Soldier; Rolf
Phil Latella
2nd Soldier; Egon
Mark Gray
3rd Soldier; Arnold
Erick Weiss
Mr James' Assistant
Jackye Roberts
Mr James' Assistant
John Casino
Horned Soldier
Laurie Wing
Old Queen
Julie Warder
Beauty Tehnician
G James Reed
Furniture Salesman
Joanne Bradley
Garbage Woman
Christine Baur
Garbage Woman
Allelon Ruggiero
1st Employee
Heather Henderson
Lipstick Girl
Sherry Wallen
Dress Saleslady
Thom Christopher Warren
Albert
Wendy Worthington
Tour Guide
Jim Mital
Grip
Ilene Morris
Younger Female Guest
Hazel Pierce
Customer
Robert N Hines
Hauptmann-Koenig Pilot
Daphne Lynn Stacey
Cafe Waitress
Eva Andell
Jessie'S Sister
Michael J. Anderson
Jewel Box Bearer
Suzanne Delaurentiis
Nightclub Waitress
Dana Dewes
1st Southside Girl
Celeste Russi
2nd Southside Girl
Chris Giannini
Cool Guy
Nicole Marrow
Lead Dancer
Ellen Sabino
Girl Outside Club
Christine Vanacore
Happy Girl
Michael Stermel
1st Cop
Jerry Lyden
2nd Cop
John Richman
3rd Cop
Rocky Cathcart
4th Cop
Joe Milazzo
Cop On Bridge
Matt Myers
Officer Al
Bud Seese
Duty Sergeant
Cliff Mcmullen
1st Mannequin Cop
Nancy Nicholson
Girl On Video
Dana Edward Schmidt
Go Cart Flagman
Ereina Valencia
Dancer
Felise Bagley
Dancer
Irene Schoener
Dancer
Christa Catanoso
Dancer
Bev Brown
Dancer
Jennifer Mcdonough
Dancer
Luis Torres
Dancer
Jody Ellis
Dancer
Jose Rodriguez
Dancer
Kerry L Lacy
Dancer
Billy Angell
Dancer
Cynthia Savage
Dancer
Kim Mckee
Dancer
Dan Kirshoff
Leadman
Crew
Frans J Afman
Financial Consultant (Credit Lyonnais Bank/Nederland Nv)
Max W Anderson
Special Visual Effects (Cinemotion Pictures Inc)
Kate Bales
Associate Producer
Billy Bates
Stunt Man
Christine Baur
Stunt Man
Annette Benson
Casting
Glenn Berkovitz
Production Sound Mixer
Dana Bertolette
Stunt Man
John Bettis
Song ("Can'T Believe My Eyes")
Phil Bonnano
Song Producer ("That Love Thang")
John Bramley
Still Photographer
Thomas Brandau
Production Sound Mixer
Gary Brockette
Script Supervisor
Dennis Brookins
Negative Cutter
Deborah Brown
Casting (New York)
Lou Carlucci
Special Effects Assistant
Chris Casady
Animation
John Casino
Stunt Man
Joan E Chapman
Editor
Eric Y Chung
Location Projectionist
Joseph Cimino
Thanks (President-Teamster Local 107)
Paul Cimino
Transportation Co-Captain
George Colucci
Stunt Man
Anthony Cortino
Key Hairstylist
Charles Courtney
Stunt Man
Chuck Courtney
Stunt Man
William Creber
Production Designer
Nick Cupkovic
Best Boy
Scott Currie
Assistant Location Manager
Margaret D'alessandro
Other
Margaret D'alessandro
Craft Service
Mark Deallessandro
Stunt Man
James Dewoody
Other
Joe Digaetano
Special Effects
Joe Digaetano
Special Effects Coordinator
Norman B Dodge
Art Direction
Teri E. Dorman
Supervising Sound Editor
Sean Doyle
Camera Operator
Syd Dutton
Matte Paintings
Lori Eastside
Dance Choreographer
Gabriel Ell
Construction Coordinator
R D 'luther' Fairbairn
Assistant Property Master
William Farber
Gaffer
David Fletcher
Special Effects Best Boy
John Foreman
Executive Producer
David Craig Forrest
Key Makeup Artist
Robert Friedman
Foley Artist
Phil Galdston
Song; Song Producer ("Do It For Love" "Wake Up")
Kimberly A Gallagher
Assistant Sound Editor
John Gillespe
Stunt Man
Genessa Goldsmith Proctor
Head Scenic Artist
Jeff Gomillion
Adr Mixer
John Gooch
Boom Operator
Harlan Goodman
Music Supervisor
Michael Gottlieb
Characters As Source Material
Tony Green
Song; Song Producer ("Pick Up The Pieces To My Heart" (Tgo Records Inc))
Bruce Greenfield
2nd Assistant Director
Peter Haas
Unit Publicist
Albert Hammond
Song ("Nothing'S Gonna Stop Us Now")
Jay M Harding
Re-Recording Mixer
Jerelyn J Harding
Adr Editor
Malcolm Harding
Co-Producer
Malcolm R Harding
Coproducer
Nathan Harding
Production Assistant
Kimberly Harris
Supervising Sound Editor
Gene Hartline
Stunt Man
Chuck Hauer
Transportation Captain
Bill Heath
Dolly Grip
Don Hewitt
Stunt Man
Beth Hickman
Production Coordinator
Dan Hiland
Re-Recording Mixer
Lawrence Hoff
Production Sound Mixer
Denise Horta
Adr Editor
Susan Inge Wood
Lead Scenic Artist
Joseph A Ippolito
Sound Editor
David Isaacs
Screenwriter
Betsy Israel
Screenwriter
Scott Jacobson
Set Decorator
Gary Jensen
Stunt Coordinator
Gary Jensen
Stunt Man
Hope Kahn
Wardrobe Assistant
Cary Kelley
Transportation Coordinator
Scot J Kelly
Assistant Film Editor
David Kendrick
Song ("That Love Thang")
Diane Kirman
Casting (Philadelphia)
Jonathan Klein
Assistant Sound Editor
David Koenig
Casting Assistant
Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Song ("The Sea Hawk")
Kim Koscki
Stunt Man
Steven Kossover
2nd 2nd Assistant Director
Ken Kushnick
Music Supervisor
Marty Lamarr
Assistant Film Editor
Jerry Lane
1st Assistant Cameraman
Roger Lapage
1st Assistant Director
J David Largever
Production Assistant
Brooke L Lawrence
Assistant Production Coordinator
Alan Michael Lerner
Stunt Man
Ken Levine
Screenwriter
Jim Lewis
Stunt Man
Jon Lind
Song; Song Producer ("Can'T Believe My Eyes")
Dennis Madalone
Stunt Man
Harry Madsen
Stunt Man
George A Martin
Supervising Music Editor
Sean Mccarron
Production Assistant
Ron Mccausland
Key Grip
Jennifer Mccole
Assistant Makeup Artist
David Mchugh
Music
Ben Mcmcrea
Stunt Man
Ralph Merzbach
Video Interlock (Sync Lock Video)
Lydia Milars
Assistant Makeup Artist
Gene Miller
Song Performer ("Can'T Believe My Eyes" "Do It For Love" "Wake Up")
Gene Miller
Song Performer
John Mills
Key Set Dresser
Ernie Misko
Costume Designer
Coati Mundi
Song Performer ("Casa De Coati")
Coati Mundi
Song; Song Producer
John Murphy
Song ("Feel The Way That I Do")
Elliot Nachbar
Best Boy Grip
Pat O'neill
Optical Supervisor
Keith Olson
Foley Artist
Brian Ort
Dga Trainee
Jeff Parmele
Production Assistant
David Passick
Music Supervisor
Robert Perissi
Foley Mixer
Penny Perry
Casting
Don Picard
Stunt Man
Sharon Pinkenson
Wardrobe Supervisor
Debbie Pinthus
Boom Operator
Larry Pizer
Director Of Photography
David Platt
Boom Operator
David Platt
Boom Operator
Michael Putnam
Assistant (To John Foreman)
Byron Quisenberry
Stunt Man
Tanya Wolf Ragir
Mannequins Sculptor
Mollye Readinger
Production Assistant
Morteza Rezvani
Production Sound Mixer
Greg Rhineer
2nd Assistant Cameraman
Jay Laura Ringelstein
Assistant Production Accountant
Bill Rojas
Sound Facility Manager
Chris Romberg
Post-Production Accountant (Prep Shoot Post)
John Rosenberg
Editor
Edward Rugoff
Characters As Source Material
Edward Rugoff
Producer
Edward Rugoff
Screenwriter
Daniel Schneider
Unit Production Manager
Betsy Schrott
2nd 2nd Assistant Director
Douglas Shamburger
Boom Operator
Jimmy Sherwood
Animal Wrangler
Christopher Shihar
Assistant Hairstylist
Lincoln Simonds
Stunt Man
Anne Simonet
Assistant (To Malcolm R Harding)
Gregg Smrz
Stunt Man
Lieutenant Jack Snell
Thanks (Marine Unit)
John Sosenko
Camera Operator
Ron South
Assistant Film Editor
Karen Spangenberg
Sound Editor
John J Stephens
Re-Recording Mixer
Officer Mike Stermel
Thanks (Coordinator-Philadelphia Police)
David B Stroud
Construction Foreman
Barry A Synder
Sound Editorial Supervisor
Richard Szeluga
Song ("That Love Thang")
Bill Taylor
Matte Paintings
Meshach Taylor
Song Performer
Sam Tedesco
Location Manager
Tink Ten Eyck
Production Accountant
John Patrick Thompson
Department Store Coordinator
William Thumm
Property Master
Susan Torri
Assistant Art Director
Cindy Valentine
Song
Cindy Valentine
Song Performer ("Pick Up The Pieces To My Heart")
John Van Tongeren
Song; Song Producer ("Do It For Love" "Wake Up")
Thomas Gregory Varga
Production Assistant
Jerome R Vitucci
Boom Operator
Narada Michael Walden
Song Producer ("Nothing'S Gonna Stop Us Now")
Norm Wallerstein
Post-Production Supervisor
Diane Warren
Song ("Nothing'S Gonna Stop Us Now")
George Wise
Other
Clarinda Wong
Assistant Film Editor
Gary Wright
Sound Editor
Glenn Young
Cableman
Film Details
Also Known As
Mannequin Two: on the Move, Mannequin: On the Move
MPAA Rating
Genre
Comedy
Fantasy
Romance
Romantic Comedy
Sequel
Release Date
1991
Production Company
Albert G Ruben Insurance Services Inc; Aon/Albert G. Ruben Insurance Services; Cinelease, Inc.; Cinema Research Corporation; Completion Bond Company Inc; Dda Public Relations; Glenn Young; Greater Philadelphia Film Office; Illusion Arts, Inc.; Panavision, Ltd.; Prep Shoot Post; Rank Film Distributors Inc; Rank Film Distributors Ltd; Segue Music Inc; Special Effects Unlimited Inc
Distribution Company
20th Century Fox Distribution; 20th Century Fox; 20th Century Fox Distribution; Independent Productions
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 38m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1991
Released in United States on Video November 13, 1991
Released in United States Spring May 17, 1991
Shown at American Film Market (AFM) in Santa Monica February 28 - March 8, 1991.
Began shooting April 23, 1990.
Completed shooting June 16, 1990.
Released in United States 1991 (Shown at American Film Market (AFM) in Santa Monica February 28 - March 8, 1991.)
Released in United States Spring May 17, 1991
Released in United States on Video November 13, 1991
