Clerks II (2006)

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Original Title :	Clerks II
Director :	Kevin Smith
Writer :	Kevin Smith
Genre :	Comedy
Country :	USA
Language :	English
Producer :	Laura Greenlee , Scott Mosier , Kevin Smith , Harvey Weinstein
Music :	James L. Venable
Photography :	David Klein
Distributor :	Alliance Atlantis Motion Picture Distribution Inc.
MPAA Rating :	Rated R for pervasive sexual and crude content including aberrant sexuality, strong language and some drug material.
IMDB ID :	0424345
Official site :	http://www.clerks2.com/
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Clerks II (2006) - Kevin Smith

Starring

ÂBrian O'Halloran		Dante Hicks
ÂJeff Anderson		Randal Graves
ÂRosario Dawson		Becky
ÂJason Mewes		Jay
ÂKevin Smith		Silent Bob
ÂTrevor Fehrman		Elias
ÂRachel Larratt		Counter Girl with Ear Guy
ÂJennifer Schwalbach Smith		Emma Bunting (as Jennifer Schwalbach
ÂShannon Larratt		Ear Guy
ÂJason Lee		Lance Dowds
ÂWanda Sykes		Wife
ÂBen Affleck		Gawking Guy
ÂEarthquake		Husband
ÂSarah Ault		Catholic Schoolgirl
ÂZak Knutson		Sexy Stud
ÂLalida Sujjavasin		Catholic Schoolgirl
ÂKevin Weisman		Hobbit Lover
ÂEthan Suplee		Teen
ÂJake Richardson		Teen
ÂGail Stanley		Elias' Mom
ÂBruce Macintosh		Elias' Dad
ÂScott Mosier		Concerned Father
ÂSteven Rau		Diner
ÂMike Tsucalas		Diner
ÂJoey Figueroa		Customer
ÂMike Cecconi		Customer
ÂEthan Jensen		Tumbling Customer
ÂHarley Quinn Smith		Kid in Window
ÂEdward Janda		Fireman (as Ed Janda
ÂKevin Michael Richardson		Officer
ÂByron Stanley		Bank Manager
ÂWalter Flanagan		Pack-o-Smokes Guy
ÂGrace Smith		Milk Maid
ÂRebecca Lin		Dancer
ÂJoel Manning		Dancer
ÂTracy Phillips		Dancer

Plot

The sequel picks up 10 years later. "It's about what happens when that lazy, 20-something malaise lasts into your 30s. Those dudes are kind of still mired, not in that same exact situation, but in a place where it's time to actually grow up and do something more than just sit around and dissect pop culture and talk about sex," Smith said during an interview at his Hollywood office. "It's: What happened to these dudes?"

Comments

Dante and Randal are back - and in prime form., 2 June 2006 Author: Steven G. Alexander (alexansg@hotmail.com) from Syracuse NY Clerks II is a worthy successor to Kevin Smith',s 1994 debut, "Clerks.".The continuing adventures of Dante and Randal speed along with witty dialogue, insightful social commentary, and a touching look at various levels of life, responsibility and most importantly, love.There',s a lot of the requisite dirty jokes, but they enhance the golden center of the flick. I laughed and cried in many of the same moments. But mostly, I watched two characters I had grown up with grow up themselves and face some of the dilemmas I',ve faced since I went from being a teenage slacker to an adult. I was reminded of a better time in my life, and also reminded to look forward to the future.Brian O',Halloran knocks Dante out of the gate, with pitch-perfect delivery. I believe that this is still the Dante we knew - just a bit older. Jeff Anderson takes Randal, an already amazing character, and brings him to a new level. Randal becomes even funnier - and more touching. Trevor Fehrman',s Elias adds the perfect foil for Randal',s brand of mischief. Jay and Silent Bob, the dynamic duo, are also back - proving that Jason Mewes is back in top shape, and really enjoying making you laugh.~Steve