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Jingle All the Way 2 is a 2014 American direct-to-video Christmas comedy film, and a sequel in name only to the 1996 film Jingle All the Way starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. [3] Directed by Alex Zamm, Jingle All the Way 2 stars Larry the Cable Guy and Santino Marella.
Jingle All the Way 2: Directed by Alex Zamm. With Larry the Cable Guy, Brian Stepanek, Anthony Carelli, Kennedi Clements. Larry's daughter Noel wants only one thing for Christmas: a talking bear.
- (2.9K)
- Comedy, Family
- Alex Zamm
- 2014-12-02
Dec 14, 2023 · Several of the Mall of America scenes seem to be built around a repeatedly redesigned rotunda to give the illusion that these escalating antics bring him all over the mall. Included here is a shot of the rotunda escalators, which is the easiest comparison to spot and make in the film.
- Sinbad Almost Quit Acting Over The Role
- Turbo Man's Watery Costume
- Legal Troubles
- Officer Hummell Was Originally A Woman
- The Wintertainment Parade Was Filmed in 100-Degree Weather
- Schwarzenegger Almost Didn't Take The Role
- Turbo Man Was Really Sold in Stores
- So Close, Dementor Dolls
- Turbo Man Was Afraid of Heights
- Phil Hartman's Backstory For Ted
Schwarzenegger’s agent recommended Sinbad for the role of Myron, but many of the producers felt the villain role would upset the balance of Sinbad’s clean-cut, family comedy roles. Sinbad felt otherwise: he thought the audience would empathize with rather than loathe the character. He had to miss the audition because Sinbad already had a commitment...
The actual actor who played Turbo Man was Daniel Riordan. He’s best known for voicing characters in over twenty-five video games and several animated movies. Except at the end when Schwarzenegger was in a Turbo Man suit, Riordan voiced the character and donned the costume. Many of the scenes with Turbo Man were in non-winter locations, so it became...
The producers and the parent company, 20th Century Fox, were sued for plagiarism. The lawsuit claimed the script was similar to another written by Brian Alan Webster, a high school teacher whose screenplay’s rights were owned by a publishing firm. The script was titled Could This Be Christmas? according to legal paperwork. Webster’s story was about...
Robert Conrad is well-known for his 1960s TV series The Wild Wild West. He also was a pop and rock musician and the host of a radio show called The PM Show with Robert Conrad. In Jingle All the Way, Conrad was cast in the role of Officer Hummell, the cop who happens to be near Howard Langston when the father does something inappropriate or with que...
Because the area around Minneapolis and St. Paul have notoriously long winters, the Twin Cities were a great location to film Jingle All the Way, since the movie took place during the Christmas season. However, the major Jingle All The Way Wintertainment Parade scene was done at Universal Studios located in Los Angeles (per Mental Floss), when spri...
There was a moment in the film’s casting where Arnold Schwarzenegger almost didn't star as Howard Langston. In early 1994, Schwarzenegger signed with 20th Century Fox (per Giant Freakin Robot) to star in a Planet of the Apes remake. The production company didn’t like any of the scripts-- even the one that Chris Columbus wrote. Columbus decided to l...
From the get-go, filmmakers had planned real-life, physical action figures based on the movie. The first figure to hit the market was Turbo Man. The production designer for the movie worked with Tim Flattery, who was a character designer and had worked on Batman and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. They conceived various designs for each of the charac...
Besides the Turbo Man real-life doll, Dementor almost had a life on retail shelves. The creepy Dementor is the arch-enemyof Turbo Man who uses a teleportation unit and commands minions called the Demon Team. A prototype Dementor doll was designed and manufactured. It was tested in research and had high marks from the users. Because of that, Sinbad ...
Daniel Riordan is mainly a voice actor for animated TV shows and movies and video games. He does have some roles that required more than just his voice. For Jingle All the Way, he donned the Turbo Man suit and was the inspiration for millions of kids with his in-movie TV show, Turbo Man. The action hero had a suit that allowed him to fly with rocke...
Ted Maltin is the neighborly single dad who gets the attention of many moms in the neighborhood. He does it all: cooks, fixes things and is an all-around great dad, but he has his eyes only on one woman: Liz, Howard Langston’s wife. That’s all there really is to know about Ted. The movie doesn’t dive into his past, but actor Phil Hartman sort of di...
Jingle All the Way was set and filmed in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul at a variety of locations, including the Mall of America. After five weeks filming, production moved to California where scenes such as the end parade were shot.
Oct 29, 2014 · Jingle All the Way 2 was filmed in Fort Langley, British Columbia, Canada. Prequels 6.5
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Feb 11, 2014 · The 1996 holiday comedy Jingle All The Way is getting a belated sequel, with Larry the Cable Guy taking over the central role from Arnold Schwarzenegger.
