Wayne's World 2 (1993)

User Rating:

5.8/10   

Director:

Stephen Surjik

Writers (WGA):

Mike Myers (characters)
Mike Myers (written by) ...
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Release Date:

10 December 1993 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Music

Tagline:

You'll laugh again! You'll cry again!! You'll hurl again!!!

Plot:

The inseparable duo try to organize a rock concert while Wayne must fend off a record producer who has an eye for his girlfriend.

Plot Keywords:

Concert | Wedding | Based On Sketch Comedy | Sequel To Cult Favorite | Beautiful Woman

Awards:

2 nominations

US TV Schedule:

Sat. Nov. 21

10:00 AM

COMEDY

Cast

Mike Myers	...	Wayne Campbell
Dana Carvey	...	Garth Algar
Christopher Walken	...	Bobby Cahn
Tia Carrere	...	Cassandra Wong
Chris Farley	...	Milton
Ralph Brown	...	Del Preston
James Hong	...	Jeff Wong
Rip Taylor	...	Himself
Steven Tyler	...	Himself - Aerosmith Singer
Joe Perry	...	Himself - Aerosmith Guitarist (as Joseph Perry)
Brad Whitford	...	Himself - Aerosmith Guitarist
Tom Hamilton	...	Himself - Aerosmith Bassist (as Thomas Hamilton)
Joey Kramer	...	Himself - Aerosmith Drummer (as Joseph Kramer)
Lee Tergesen	...	Terry
Dan Bell	...	Neil
Richard Epper	...	Guy at Concert
Jenny McShane	...	Girl at Concert (as Jennifer Miller)
Duke Valenti	...	Security Guy
Benny Graham	...	Security Guy
Gavin Grazer	...	Scott
Googy Gress	...	Gate Security Guy
Heather Locklear	...	Herself
Bob Odenkirk	...	Concert Nerd
Robert Smigel	...	Concert Nerd
Larry Sellers	...	Naked Indian
Michael A. Nickles	...	Jim Morrison
Joe Liss	...	Chicken Guy
Bobby Slayton	...	Watermelon Guy
George Foster	...	Lead Guitarist
Paul Raczkowski	...	Recording Engineer
Frank DiLeo	...	Frankie 'Mr. Big' Sharp
Sydney Coberly	...	Mikita's Waitress
Kevin Pollak	...	Jerry Segel
Olivia d'Abo	...	Betty Jo
Kim Basinger	...	Honey Horneé
Ron Litman	...	Tool Box DJ
Matthew Kenna	...	Roadie
Sean Michael Guess	...	Roadie
Drew Barrymore	...	Bjergen Kjergen
Harry Shearer	...	Handsome Dan
Ted McGinley	...	Mr. Scream
Tim Meadows	...	Sammy Davis, Jr.
Scott Coffey	...	Heavy Metaller
Lance Edwards	...	Heavy Metaller
Jay Leno	...	Himself
Al Hansen	...	Bad Actor
Charlton Heston	...	Good Actor
Bob Larkin	...	Wedding Minister
Ed O'Neill	...	Glen, Mikita's Manager
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
James Downey	...	Jeff Wong (voice)
Jaime Campos	...	Concert Rocker (uncredited)
Carlo Corazon	...	Aerosmith fan at the concert (uncredited)
Priscilla Cory	...	Pretty Brunette at Concert (uncredited)
Ryal Haakenson	...	Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Bob Pepper	...	Mosh-Pit Rocker (uncredited)
Tim T.S. Pleshaw	...	Waynestock fan (uncredited)
Stevie Rachelle	...	Rocker (uncredited)
Gina Roland	...	Hostess at Comrade's (uncredited)
Stephen Surjik	...	Director (uncredited)
Shawn Wilson	...	Security Guard (uncredited)

Directed by
Stephen Surjik

Writing credits (WGA)
Mike Myers		(characters)
Mike Myers		(written by) and
Bonnie Turner		(written by) &
Terry Turner		(written by)

Produced by
Hawk Koch	....	executive producer (as Howard W. Koch Jr.)
Lorne Michaels	....	producer
Dinah Minot	....	co-producer
Barnaby Thompson	....	co-producer

Original Music by
Carter Burwell

Cinematography by
Francis Kenny

Film Editing by
Malcolm Campbell

Casting by
Lora Kennedy

Production Design by
Gregg Fonseca

Art Direction by
Richard Toyon		(as Richard A. Yanez)

Set Decoration by
Jay Hart		(as Jay R. Hart)

Costume Design by
Melina Root

Makeup Department
Courtney Carell	....	makeup artist
Lynne K. Eagan	....	key makeup artist
Kathrine Gordon	....	hair stylist
Ora Green	....	hair stylist (as Ora Tillman Green)
Gus Le Pre	....	key hair stylist (as Gus D. Le Pre)
Janeen Schreyer	....	makeup artist
Michael R. Thomas	....	makeup artist (as Michael Thomas)
Nina Kent	....	makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management
Ronald G. Smith	....	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Matt Earl Beesley	....	first assistant director
Matt Earl Beesley	....	second unit director
John M. Morse	....	second second assistant director
David N. Schrager	....	second assistant director
Rebecca Strickland	....	second second assistant director
Barnaby Thompson	....	second unit director
Lennie Appelquist	....	additional second assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department
G. Roger Abell	....	property person
Robert J. Carlyle	....	construction coordinator
Kirk Corwin	....	property master (as Kirk T. Corwin)
Elizabeth Flaherty	....	art department coordinator (as Elizabeth J. Flaherty)
Stephanie J. Gordon	....	set designer (as Stephanie Gordon)
Phillip A. Henry	....	construction gang boss
Mike Holowach	....	property person (as Michael Holowach)
Robert Lucas	....	lead man (as Robert J. Lucas)
Thomas J. Martinez	....	assistant to production designer
Mark Poll	....	set designer
Ray Rarick	....	construction foreperson (as Raymond S. Rarick)
Glenn H. Roberts	....	property person (as Glen 'Spanky' Roberts)
Gary Sawaya	....	set designer
Doug Sieck	....	property person (as Douglas D. Sieck)
Danielle Simpson	....	set dressing buyer (as Danielle M. Simpson-Abarauich)
Jim Stubblefield	....	property assistant
Peter A. Tullo	....	assistant property master
Clete Cetrone	....	construction foreman (uncredited)
Steven DeSantis	....	stage foreman (uncredited)
Michael Sarley	....	storyboard artist (uncredited)

Sound Department
Bob Baron	....	adr mixer
Michael J. Benavente	....	sound effects editor (as Michael Benavente)
Kevin E. Carpenter	....	sound re-recording mixer
Mike Chock	....	sound effects editor (as Michael Chock)
Greg Curda	....	foley mixer
Ken Dufva	....	foley artist
John Dunn	....	supervising sound editor
David Lee Fein	....	foley artist
Stephanie Flack	....	sound effects editor
Donald Flick	....	sound effects editor
Mark C. Grech	....	cable person
Jeffrey J. Haboush	....	sound re-recording mixer
Scott G.G. Haller	....	assistant sound editor
Joseph A. Ippolito	....	supervising dialogue editor (as Joseph Ippolito)
Stephen Janisz	....	adr editor
Robert Mackston	....	foley editor (as Bobby Mackston)
Harry B. Miller III	....	supervising sound editor
Jeffrey R. Payne	....	foley editor (as Jeff Payne)
Jeena M. Phelps	....	assistant sound editor (as Jeena Phelps)
Jonathan Phillips	....	assistant sound editor
Greg P. Russell	....	sound re-recording mixer
Timothy P. Salmon	....	boom operator
Jeffrey L. Sandler	....	sound effects editor (as Jeffrey Sandler)
Keith A. Wester	....	sound mixer
David Wolowic	....	assistant sound editor
Mark DeSimone	....	adr mixer (uncredited)

Special Effects by
Kenneth C. Clark	....	special effects (as Ken Clark)
Darrell Pritchett	....	special effects coordinator

Stunts
Jane Austin	....	stunt performer
George Cheung	....	stunts
Bud Davis	....	stunt coordinator (as Bud G. Davis)
Richard Epper	....	stunt performer
Kristi Frankenheimer	....	stunts
Tabby Hanson	....	stunts
Michael Haynes	....	stunts
Steven Maines	....	stunts
Bernie Pock	....	stunts
Gary Price	....	stunts (as Gary K. Price)
Martin Valinsky	....	stunts
John Ashker	....	stunts (uncredited)
Bobby Burns	....	stunts (uncredited)
Jay Caputo	....	stunt double: James Hong (uncredited)
Keii Johnston	....	stunts (uncredited)
Denney Pierce	....	stunts (uncredited)
Peter Rocca	....	stunts (uncredited)
Keith Woulard	....	stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Patric J. Abaravich	....	rigging electrician
Ben Beaird	....	first company grip
Richard Briere	....	grip
Robert Brinkmann	....	director of photography: second unit
Armando Contreras	....	dolly grip
Daniel Cook	....	grip (as Dan Cook)
Doug Cook	....	second company grip (as Douglas V. Cook)
William Cueto	....	lighting technician (as Bill Cueto)
Michael Ferris	....	camera operator
Dennis Flanderka	....	grip
Michael Franz	....	assistant chief lighting technician (as Mike Franz)
Gregory Irwin	....	first assistant camera (as Gregory M. Irwin)
Ed Jackson	....	second company grip (as Edward A. Jackson)
László Kovács	....	additional photographer (as Laszlo Kovacs)
Cindy Lagerstrom	....	lighting technician
Jeffrey S. Lorenz	....	second assistant camera
Elliott Marks	....	still photographer (as Elliott S. Marks)
Ronald W. McLeish	....	chief lighting technician
Roy A. McLeish	....	lighting technician (as Roy McLeish)
Bill O'Drobinak	....	camera operator (as Billy O'Drobinak)
Joe Ritter	....	first assistant camera: "b" camera
Richard Scarpone	....	video assist operator
Joseph A. Unsinn	....	video playback operator (as Joe Unsinn)
Francis X. Valdez III	....	assistant chief lighting technician (as Franco Valdez)
Roy Bean	....	video technician (uncredited)
Jens Bogehegn	....	first camera operator: second unit (uncredited)
Alex Leyton	....	first assistant camera (uncredited)
Jim Marquette	....	assistant camera (uncredited)
David Moenkhaus	....	second assistant camera: second unit (uncredited)
Randy Nolen	....	Steadicam operator (uncredited)
Tony Rush	....	video assist operator: re-shoots (uncredited)

Casting Department
Michael Bircumshaw	....	casting associate
Barbara Harris	....	voice casting
Mark A. Ridge	....	extras casting (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Gala Autumn	....	costumer
James 'Mike' Balker	....	costumer (as James Michael Balker)
Elinor Bardach	....	costume supervisor (as Elinor C. Bardach)
Nancy Cone	....	key costumer
Jayne Marie Kehoe	....	costumer (as Jayne Kehoe)

Editorial Department
James Andrykowski	....	assistant film editor
Elizabeth Fulton Schmidt	....	assistant film editor (as Elizabeth Fulton)
Earl Ghaffari	....	additional film editor
Susan Godfrey	....	assistant film editor
Phil Hetos	....	color timer (as Philip Hetos)
Brion McIntosh	....	assistant film editor
Jon Poll	....	additional film editor
Theresa Repola Mohammed	....	negative cutter
Amy De Souza	....	post-production editorial assistant (uncredited)

Music Department
Peter Afterman	....	music supervisor
Sandy DeCrescent	....	music contractor (as Sandy De Crescent)
Adam Milo Smalley	....	music editor (as Adam Smalley)
Daniel Gaber	....	assistant music editor (uncredited)
Elizabeth Wendel	....	associate music supervisor (uncredited)

Transportation Department
Anthony C. Steere	....	transportation captain
James Thornsberry	....	transportation coordinator

Other crew
Adell Aldrich	....	script supervisor
Rashied Aljuwani	....	craft service
Serena Baker	....	assistant location manager (as Serena A. Baker)
Raquel Bercovich	....	assistant: Mr. Thompson
Marty Callner	....	film consultant: Aerosmith segment
Sarah B. Cameron	....	production assistant (as Sarah Cameron)
Mark Carvey	....	assistant: Mr. Carvey
Seth Cohen	....	production assistant
Dan Curry	....	title designer
John Downer	....	production assistant
Marie Elder	....	assistant production accountant
Tony Gonzalez	....	choreographer
Kara E. Goodman	....	assistant: Ms. Minot (as Kara Goodman)
Lori Jo Hoekstra	....	assistant: Mr. and Mrs. Turner
Bob Hoffman	....	unit publicist (as Robert J. Hoffman)
Cindy Ichikawa	....	assistant production office coordinator
Robyn L. Kreger	....	assistant: Mr. Surjik
Antoinette Denise Lamb	....	production assistant
A.J. Lambert	....	production assistant
Erin Maroney	....	assistant: Mr. Michaels
Robert Mazaraki	....	production assistant
Peter McKernan	....	aerial coordinator
Murray Miller	....	location manager (as Murray L. Miller)
Molly Rain Moshlak	....	assistant: Mr. Myers (as Molly Rain-Moshlak)
Lisa J. Olin	....	assistant: Mr. Koch Jr.
Jennifer Polyzoides	....	production assistant
Liz Radley	....	video and computer supervisor
John Rash	....	accounting assistant
Ahmed Saker	....	key set medic
Ferris Saydah	....	production assistant
Karen Shaw	....	production office coordinator
Brendan Shepherd	....	coordinator: concert scene
Lisbeth Siegel	....	production liaison (as Liz Siegel)
Joice Stewart	....	payroll accountant (as Joice Lee Stewart)
Kristie Thompson	....	accounting assistant
Frederick Walsh	....	assistant: Mr. Myers (as Frederick M. Walsh)
Brian Wensel	....	production accountant
Stacy Yanez	....	production assistant
David O. Krupnick	....	set medic (uncredited)
Ron Kunecke	....	night lights operator (uncredited)
David B. Leener	....	production associate (uncredited)
Tom Lent	....	adr voice (uncredited)
Jesse Merz	....	market researcher (uncredited)
David M. Robel	....	production assistant (uncredited)

Production Companies

• Paramount Pictures

Distributors

• Paramount Pictures (1993) (USA) (theatrical)
• United International Pictures (UIP) (1993) (Argentina) (theatrical)
• United International Pictures (UIP) (1994) (Germany) (theatrical)
• United International Pictures (UIP) (1994) (Finland) (theatrical)
• United International Pictures (UIP) (1994) (France) (theatrical)
• United International Pictures (UIP) (1994) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
• United International Pictures (UIP) (1994) (Sweden) (theatrical)
• American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1997) (USA) (TV)
• Argentina Video Home (199?) (Argentina) (VHS)
• CIC Vídeo (Brazil) (VHS)
• CIC (199?) (Germany) (VHS)
• Cinema International (199?) (Netherlands) (VHS) (rental)
• Paramount Filmes do Brasil (Brazil) (DVD)
• Paramount Home Entertainment (199?) (Netherlands) (VHS) (retail)
• Paramount Home Entertainment (2001) (Netherlands) (DVD) (rental)
• Paramount Home Entertainment (2003) (Netherlands) (DVD) (retail)
• Paramount Home Video (1994) (USA) (video) (laserdisc)
• Paramount Home Video (1996) (USA) (VHS)
• Paramount Home Video (2001) (USA) (DVD)
• Pioneer (1995) (UK) (video) (laserdisc)

Other Companies

• Reprise Records  soundtrack published by

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for ribald humor.

Runtime:

95 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English | Cantonese

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

Canada:A (Nova Scotia) | Iceland:L | South Korea:15 | Australia:PG | Canada:G (Quebec) | Finland:S | Germany:6 | Ireland:PG | Netherlands:AL | Norway:10 | Singapore:PG | Sweden:7 | UK:PG | USA:PG-13 | Canada:PG (Manitoba/Ontario)

Filming Locations:

Chicago, Illinois, USA

Company:

Paramount Pictures

Trivia:

The story that the roadie keeps telling, about having to fill a brandy glass with brown M&Ms for Ozzy Osbourne, is based on a true story that has become a bit of an urban legend. Van Halen actually had a rider (a contractual list of items that a band demands from the concert venue - towels, catering, stage equipment requirements, etc.) that said there must be a bowl of M&Ms backstage, but with all the brown ones removed. The reason for the absurd rule was to make sure that the entire rider (which included safety measurements for the band's exceptionally large and heavy stage set) had been read and obeyed in full. Sure enough at Pueblo, Colorado show, the rider wasn't read and the staging crashed through the floor. This lead to the urban myth that the band flipped out and intentionally caused the $80,000 worth of damage themselves all because they found brown M&Ms.

Goofs:

Crew or equipment visible: When Garth and the biker rescue Wayne after he falls, a Steadicam operator is reflected in the window.

Quotes:

Glenn: So Wayne, I hear you're putting on some kind of concert. That's good. People need to be entertained, they need the distraction. I wish to God that someone would be able to block out the voices in my head for five minutes, the voices that scream, over and over again: "Why do they come to me to die? Why do they come to me to die?"

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "Shark: Wayne's World 2: Revenge of the Shark (#1.22)" (2007)

Soundtrack:

RADAR LOVE

Not as good as the first one -- more silly but yet interesting

Rock 'n' roll, lots of popcorn and a couple of laughs! That's the kind of movie we're talking about! It's nothing like the original but yet it's funny. The characters are the same, it has more cameos and it's a direct sequel for the original story.

I don't enjoy Mike Myers too much, but his partnership with Dana Carvey in these two movies about the 90's craze about rock was amazing. The multiple cameos did put the movie on a higher step. Christopher Walken and Kim Basinger were the best, great performances!

Directing was fine, screenplay was alright. Could have been better, there was parts less funny than others, like the various monologues Mike Myers did for the camera. Interesting but not so funny. Apart from that, if you enjoyed Wayne's World, well, don't miss the sequel!