Porky's II: The Next Day (1983)

Director:

Bob Clark

Writers:

Roger Swaybill (written by) &
Alan Ormsby (written by) ...
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Release Date:

24 June 1983 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

If you thought the night before was funny, wait till you see the next day.

Plot:

The naughty high schoolers of Angel Beach High now seek revenge on a group of KKK religious fanatics and corrupt politicians who want to shut down their Shakespeare production after they cast a Seminole transfer student in the lead.

Plot Keywords:

Faux Dead Woman Dragged | Bare Breasts | Stockings | High School Comedy | Crosley Automobile

Cast

Dan Monahan	...	Pee Wee
Wyatt Knight	...	Tommy
Mark Herrier	...	Billy
Roger Wilson	...	Mickey
Cyril O'Reilly	...	Tim
Tony Ganios	...	Meat
Kaki Hunter	...	Wendy
Scott Colomby	...	Brian Schwartz
Nancy Parsons	...	Balbricker
Joseph Runningfox	...	John Henry (as Joseph Running Fox)
Eric Christmas	...	Carter
Bill Wiley	...	Reverend Flavel
Edward Winter	...	Gebhardt
Cisse Cameron	...	Sandy Le Toi
Ilse Earl	...	Mrs. Morris
Art Hindle	...	Ted
Anthony Pena	...	Bill Jumper (as Anthony Penya)
Rod Ball	...	Steve
Russell Bates	...	Mike Jumper
Peter Conrad	...	Sandy's MC
Jack Mulcahy	...	Frank Bell
Chuck Wahl	...	Stemrick
Ted Richert	...	Maitre D'
Tom Tully	...	Waiter
William Fuller	...	Eustis (Klan Leader)
Will Knickerbocker	...	Klan #1
Mal Jones	...	Mayor Abernathy
Richard Liberty	...	Commissioner Couch
Fred Buch	...	Commissioner Hurley
Brian Smith	...	Parker
Melanie Grefe	...	Big Edna
Bill Hindman	...	Coach Goodenough
Bill Wohrman	...	Ted's Partner
Joe Friedman	...	Workman
Blaine Grose	...	Little Girl
Baby Jane	...	Woman at Rally
Joel Goss	...	Waiter
William Kerwin	...	Bee Man (as Rooney Kerwin)
Robin Paradise	...	Maitre D' #2
Roger Swaybill	...	Bus Boy
Howard Neu	...	Biology Teacher
Daniel Fitzgerald	...	Red Neck #1
T.R. Durphy	...	Red Neck #2 (as Tracy Durphy)
Carlo Fittanto	...	Red Neck in Tent
Francine Joyce	...	Screaming Girl
Wendy Becker	...	Screaming Girl
Adrienne Hampton	...	Betty
Madeline Kern	...	Secretary
Betty Mae Jumper	...	John Henry's Mother
Vernon Tiger	...	Vernon Jumper
Mark Madrid	...	Mark Jumper
Robert Berner	...	Klan Member
Donald Duke	...	Klan Member
Ralph Allen Chesney	...	Klan Member
James Hurley	...	Klan Member
Francis Lawrence	...	Klan Member
Robert Mickles	...	Klan Member
Ted Maxwell	...	Klan Member
Alan Minor	...	Klan Member
Bret Prettyman	...	Klan Member
Brian Stone	...	Klan Member
Marjorie Lee Akin	...	Flock Member
Danny Baker	...	Flock Member
Margie Baker	...	Flock Member
Jiji Connolly	...	Flock Member
Barbara Clark	...	Flock Member
Mike Frayler	...	Flock Member
Peggy Keating	...	Flock Member
Yon Koski	...	Flock Member
Margaret Pechonis	...	Flock Member
Patsianne Reichard	...	Flock Member
Blanche Richards	...	Flock Member
Charlene Rogoff	...	Flock Member
Linda Woodard	...	Flock Member
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
George Coutoupis	...	Flock Member (uncredited)
Kenneth Ian Davis	...	Basketball Player (uncredited)
Seth Sklarey	...	(uncredited)
Carl Zittrer	...	Piano Player (uncredited)

Directed by
Bob Clark

Writing credits
Roger Swaybill		(written by) (as Roger E. Swaybill) &
Alan Ormsby		(written by) &
Bob Clark		(written by)

Produced by
Don Carmody	....	producer
Bob Clark	....	producer
Gary Goch	....	associate producer
Harold Greenberg	....	executive producer
Kenneth Heeley-Ray	....	associate producer (as Ken Heeley-Ray)
Alan Landsburg	....	executive producer
Melvin Simon	....	executive producer

Original Music by
Carl Zittrer

Cinematography by
Reginald H. Morris

Film Editing by
Stan Cole

Casting by
Jane Feinberg
Mike Fenton
Marci Liroff

Art Direction by
Fred Price

Set Decoration by
Richard Helfritz

Costume Design by
Mary E. McLeod

Makeup Department
Marie Del Russo	....	assistant makeup artist
Doug Jacobs	....	special wigs
Donisia McGowan	....	hair stylist
Thomas J. Sobeck	....	hair designer
Valli	....	makeup artist

Production Management
George Manasse	....	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Ken Goch	....	first assistant director
Don Moody	....	second assistant director
Udanne Uditis	....	second assistant director

Art Department
John Balling	....	charge scenic
J. Tracy Budd	....	property master
Michael E. Doyle	....	construction coordinator
James Robinson II	....	set dresser

Sound Department
Martin Ashbee	....	sound editor
Alan Bernard	....	sound mixer
Steven Cole	....	assistant sound editor
David Evans	....	sound editor
Austin Grimaldi	....	sound re-recording mixer
Joe Grimaldi	....	sound re-recording mixer
Ann Heeley-Ray	....	assistant sound editor
Kenneth Heeley-Ray	....	sound supervisor
Malcolm Rennings	....	boom operator
Don White	....	foley recording mixer

Stunts
Janet Elder	....	stunts
Gary Maas	....	stunt coordinator
Roger Womack	....	stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Joreen Bouillet	....	still photographer
Thomas Elmore	....	gaffer
Jack Lee Gary	....	second assistant camera (as Jack Gary)
Ed Knott Jr.	....	key grip
Jack McGowan	....	additional camera operator
John McGowan	....	first assistant camera
Harald Ortenburger	....	camera operator
Ken Rich	....	crane operator

Casting Department
Yonit Hamer	....	extras casting
Dee Miller	....	casting: Miami

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Linda Benedict-Pierce	....	costumer (as Linda Benedict)

Editorial Department
Richard Cadger	....	assistant editor (as Rick Cadger)
Gigi Ciello	....	editing room assistant
Alan Goluboff	....	editing room assistant

Music Department
Paul Zaza	....	orchestrator (as Paul James Zaza)

Transportation Department
Fran Kandaras	....	vehicle coordinator
Bill Rogers	....	transportation co-captain

Other crew
Victoria Barney	....	production office coordinator
Don Brough	....	production coordinator
Jeff Gillen	....	second unit coordinator (as Jeffrey Gillen)
Chuck Goch	....	production assistant
Joel Landsberg	....	production assistant
James Lansbury	....	production assistant
Sandra Marley	....	script supervisor (as Sandra Ulosevich Marley)
Cindy Morton	....	assistant: Don Carmody (as Cindy Morton Rossy)
Betty Owens	....	production accountant
Steven Jay Rubin	....	unit publicist
Ann Tait	....	production controller
Jay Tobias	....	location manager
Joseph Bearman	....	production assistant (uncredited)
Harriet Birnholz	....	production coordinator (uncredited)

Production Companies

• Astral Bellevue Pathé
• Simon Reeves Landsburg Productions
• Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation

Distributors

• 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (Brazil) (DVD)
• 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2001) (2005) (UK) (DVD)
• 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2001) (2007) (USA) (DVD)
• Abril Vídeo (Brazil) (VHS)
• Astral Films
• CBS/Fox Video (1985) (Belgium) (video)
• CBS/Fox (video)
• Maple Pictures (2006) (Canada) (DVD)
• Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation

Other Companies

• Casting Directors Inc.  extras casting
• Cinevideo Tech  motion picture equipment
• Continental Film Laboratory  film lab
• Film Opticals  titles
• Pathé Sound  sound facilities

Runtime:

98 min

Country:

Canada | USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

Canada:13+ (Quebec) | Canada:R (Manitoba/Nova Scotia/Ontario) | Singapore:(Banned) | Iceland:12 | Argentina:18 | Finland:K-16 | Sweden:15 | UK:18 | USA:R | West Germany:16

Filming Locations:

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA

Company:

Astral Bellevue Pathé

Trivia:

Bob Clark directed this film at the same time he was helming A Christmas Story (1983). Even the "major award" (the racy mannequin's leg in fishnet stockings-lamp) makes an appearance when the kids are performing the swordfight scene of "Romeo and Juliet" onstage.

Goofs:

Continuity: The film takes place the day after the events in Porky's (1982). In the original film, both Mickey and Tim were roughed up late in the film. Both can be seen with cuts and bandages on their faces. In Mickey's case, he is also seen limping and with crutches. All wounds have disappeared the next day.

Quotes:

[drunken and dressed as a zombie]
Steve: Brian, really, who do I look like?
Brian: [agitated] For the third time... Boris Karloff as "The Mummy".

Movie Connections:

References The Mummy (1932)

Soundtrack:

Three Coins In The Fountain

I think it's better than the 1st one!

I think that Porky's II is better than the first one. I remember watching it as a kid, and laughing my a$$ off. WOOGIE WOOGIE! It's one of the best parts of the movie. I still laugh forever when I watch it. I dont remember laughing once in the 1st one. 10 stars!!!