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MISS CONGENIALITY 2 (DVD)

Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (also known as simply Miss Congeniality 2) is a 2005 American comedy film directed by John Pasquin, written and produced by Marc Lawrence, and starring Sandra Bullock in the title role, Regina King, Enrique Murciano, William Shatner, Ernie Hudson, Heather Burns, Diedrich Bader, and Treat Williams. It is the sequel to the 2000 film Miss Congeniality.

Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous was released by Warner Bros. Pictures on March 24, 2005 and grossed over $101 million worldwide, and received negative reviews from critics.

Plot

Several weeks after the events of the first film, in which FBI agent Gracie Hart infiltrated the Miss United States beauty pageant, her new-found fame results in her cover being blown while she is trying to prevent a bank heist.

To capitalize on Gracie s publicity the FBI decide to make her the new face of the bureau. After being dumped by her boyfriend, fellow agent Eric Matthews (who gets relocated to Miami), Gracie agrees to the reassignment.

When FBI agent Sam Fuller gets relocated to New York City from Chicago, Gracie doesn t take to her at all. The feeling seems to be mutual as the FBI eventually makes Sam Gracie s bodyguard, much to Sam s disgust.

Ten months later, Gracie begins appearing on morning television shows, such as Live with Regis and Kelly, The Oprah Winfrey Show and The Food Channel, giving out fashion advice and promoting her book.

However, when Gracie s friends, Cheryl Fraser (the current Miss United States) and Stan Fields, are kidnapped in Las Vegas, she goes undercover to try to rescue them, accompanied by Sam who is following up on her own lead after video footage of the abduction suggests that Fields was the target rather than Cheryl. This puts Gracie at odds with the FBI, who are unwilling to lose their mascot and are unsure if she s still up to the task.

The kidnappers move Cheryl and Stan to the ship at the Treasure Island Hotel and Casino which they plan to sink. Soon afterwards, Gracie, Sam and Joel (Gracie s new stylist) arrive at the Oasis Drag club where they end up singing Tina Turner songs and are given Cheryl and Stan s location by a contestant dressed as Dolly Parton. It is then up to Gracie to save the day once more, this time with the help of agent Sam.

Cast

Sandra Bullock as Gracie Hart
Regina King as Sam Fuller
Enrique Murciano as Jeff Foreman
William Shatner as Stan Fields
Ernie Hudson as Harry McDonald
Heather Burns as Cheryl Frasier (Miss United States)
Diedrich Bader as Joel
Vic Chao as Agent Hills
Treat Williams as Walter Collins
John DiResta as Agent Clonsky
Abraham Benrubi as Lou Steele
Nick Offerman as Karl Steele
Eileen Brennan as Carol Fields
Stephen Tobolowsky as Tom Abernathy
Elisabeth Röhm as Janet
Leslie Grossman as Pam
Lusia Strus as Janine
Adam LeFevre as Bartender
Megan Cavanagh as Shirley
Molly Gottlieb as Priscilla
Dolly Parton as Herself
Christopher Ford as Jason
Regis Philbin as Himself
Joy Philbin as Herself
Octavia Spencer as Octavia
Ross Adam as Brian Cosford

Production

Sandra Bullock and writer Marc Lawrence initially had no plans for a sequel. While working on Two Weeks Notice, Bullock and Lawrence joked about ideas for a Miss Congeniality sequel, some of which weren t that far-fetched according to Bullock. Las Vegas was featured in an early version of the first film, but was ultimately written out of the script. A five-week shoot in southern Nevada began on April 12, 2004. Approximately half of the film s scenes were scheduled to be shot in Las Vegas.

Major filming locations included the Treasure Island and Venetian resorts. Scenes shot at Treasure Island included its Sirens of TI pirate show, which had never been featured in a film before and was closed to the public for filming. Other filming locations included the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign and the Klondike Hotel and Casino. In May 2004, filming took place at the Lloyd D. George Federal District Courthouse, which served as FBI headquarters within the film. Filming in Las Vegas concluded in mid-May 2004, and moved to Los Angeles for six weeks of shooting, followed by a brief shoot in New York. Bullock also produced the film, and said, It does make for a schizophrenic experience. There are times when I d rather be performing.

Bullock commented during the film s promotion on the type of story she wanted to tell:

Reception

Box office

The film grossed $101 million worldwide.

Critical response

The film received negative reviews from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes it has an approval rating of 15% based on 147 reviews. The critical consensus reads: Sandra Bullock is still as appealing as ever; too bad the movie is not pageant material. On Metacritic the film has a score of 34 out of 100, based on reviews from 33 critics, indicating generally unfavorable reviews . Audiences surveyed by CinemaScore gave the film a grade B.

Robert Koehler of Variety called the film Lame and inoffensive . Roger Ebert for the Chicago Sun-Times calls the sequel doubly unnecessary and says there is no good reason to go and actually see it.

Condition	New
Format	DVD
Brand	Warner Manufacturing
Age Group	Adult
Amazon ASIN	B00G4SBFZ6
UPC / EAN	012569593312
Year	2005
ReleaseDate	2005-03-24
RuntimeMins	115
RuntimeStr	1h 55min
Awards	Awards, 2 wins & 5 nominations
Directors	John Pasquin
Writers	Marc Lawrence, Katie Ford, Caryn Lucas
Stars	Sandra Bullock, Regina King, William Shatner
Produced by	Bruce Berman, Sandra Bullock, Gesine Bullock-Prado, Scott Elias, Marc Lawrence, Endrick Lekay, Mary McLaglen
Music by	John Van Tongeren
Cinematography by	Peter Menzies Jr.
Film Editing by	Garth Craven
Casting By	Ray Favero, Nancy Foy
Production Design by	Maher Ahmad
Art Direction by	Andrew Max Cahn, Greg Richman
Set Decoration by	Leslie E. Rollins
Costume Design by	Deena Appel
Makeup Department	Gary Archer, Robin Beauchesne, Kelly Belmonte, Carol Collini, Ketty Gonzalez, Roxane Griffin, Ann Masterson, Nina Paskowitz, Kim Santantonio, JoAnn Stafford-Chaney, Janine Thompson, Anthony Veader, Pamela S. Westmore, Corey Jeen, Jennifer Saeta
Production Management	B. Ted Deiker, Mary McLaglen, Susan E. Novick, Mark Scoon, Barbara Russo
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director	Paula Case, K.C. Colwell, Craig Comstock, Jack Gill, Monica Kenyon, Courtenay Miles, Paul Schneider, Kathleen Tull, Jeffrey Wetzel
Art Department	Shawn Albro, Rich Andrade, Bart Barbuscia, Chris Barnes, Bryan Belair, Cliff Berns, Jonathan Bobbitt, Randy Bobbitt, Russell Bobbitt, Scott Bobbitt, Travis Bobbitt, Kieran Brown, Walsh Carvalho, Michael Cosmano, Derek du Bellier, Mariano Fernandez, Paulette Fox, Austin Gorg, Tom Hammock, Jesse Harris, Elizabeth Hart, J. Bryan Holloway, Tim Jackson, Daniel R. Jennings, Eric Kagan, Melanie Mahoney, Merdyce McClaran, Eric Morgan, Michael S. O Neal, Scott Owen, Eric Ramirez, Dennis Riewerts, Lee Ross, Ron Shulem, Samantha Lea Smith, Sharon Speller, Mike Suhy, Dan Sweetman, Samuel J. Tell, Alexx Thompson, Anthony Joseph Fatigato, Mary Ann Fatigato, Barry Jones
Sound Department	Paul Aulicino, Gregg Barbanell, Michael Barosky, David E. Campbell, Kevin E. Carpenter, Jeremiah Clifton, Lawrence L. Commans, Paul Curtis, Patrick Cusack, Marc Deschaine, Michael Dressel, David Esparza, Mark Fay, Thomas Giordano, Marilyn Graf, Jonathan Klein, Tony Lamberti, Alyson Dee Moore, Steve Nelson, Anthony Ortiz, Steve Pederson, Troy Porter, Stephen P. Robinson, John Roesch, Gregg Rudloff, Brian Seagrave, Bruce Stambler, Greg Steele, Becky Sullivan, Mark Weingarten, Bernard Weiser, Greg Zimmerman, Shayna Brown
Special Effects by	Rodney M. Byrd, Douglas Calli, Roy K. Cancino, Peter Cappadocia, Burt Dalton, Albert Delgado, David Greene, Allen Hall, Elia P. Popov, Chris L. Ward
Visual Effects by	Kent Demaine, Sean Kennedy
Stunts	Greg Anderson, Nicole Basanda, Eddie Braun, Dartenea Bryant, Jackamoe Buzzell, Stacey Carino, Stephanie Cheeva, Danny Epper, Richard Epper, Brent Fletcher, Andy Gill, Jack Gill, Tabby Hanson, Eddie Hice, Chuck Hicks, Jim Holley, Kim Robert Koscki, Bryan Ludens, Brian Machleit, Mike Massa, Mike Rice, Danny Rogers, Benny Schultz, Jan Michael Shultz, Greg Sproles, Erik Stabenau, Nicole Surels, Ronn Surels, Sonny Tipton, Patrick Watson, Darlene Ava Williams
Camera and Electrical Department	Eric Amundsen, Michael D. Anderson, Tim Arasheben, Liza Bambenek, Matthew J. Barden, Ken Bazal, Huston Beaumont, Tony Bendt, James Boniece, Ron Brasi, Robin Bursey, Andrew Degnan, Andy Dorowsky, Christopher Duskin, Chris Haarhoff, R. Dana Harlow, Chris Hults, Darryl Humber, Dennys Ilic, Chip Ingram, Gregory F. Johnson, Jesse c Johnson, Steve Koster, Peter Lee, Thomas E. Lee, Bob Leitelt, Gregory Lundsgaard, Anthony T. Marra II, Charlie Marroquin, Frank Masi, Brian W. Nordheim, Matthew H. O Connor, Jaim O Neil, James H. Pair III, Daniel Pershing, Paul Postal, Cynthia Pusheck, Scott Rathner, C. Alan Rawlins, Robert J. Reilly, Pete Romano, Andy Ryan, Riko Schatke, Lowell Schulman, Jeremy Settles, Chris Shadley, Mike Silverberg, Frank R. Sims, Charles Smith, Tiffany Dawn Smith, Jeffrey P. Soderberg, Mark Suveg, Andrew Sweeney, Joshua D. Thatcher, Steven J. Winslow, Marc Wostak, Peter Zuccarini, Michael-Ryan Fletchall, Kevin McKenna, Ian Speed, Steve Zvorsky
Casting Department	Chad Darnell, Dan Gore, Kim Ju, Jorina King, Bryan Riley, Jennifer Rudolph
Costume and Wardrobe Department	Susi Campos, Lori DeLapp, Ann Foley, Robin McMullan, Bob Moore Jr., Felipe Sanchez, Nomi Shichor, Joel Voorhies, Jennifer Day Young, Deborah Zimmerman
Editorial Department	Jason Barnoski, Michelle Basterrechea, Daniel Craven, Samuel Craven, Mo Henry, David Orr, Herbert Dwight Raymond IV, Kristen Young
Location Management	Anna L. Coats, Greg Conroy, Eddie Fickett, Bill Garvey, George Herthel, Eric Hooge, Kenneth Hunter, Barbara Keller, Christian Krieger, Lynn H. Powers
Music Department	Elton Ahi, Christian Almiron, Stuart Balcomb, Christophe Beck, Mark Berrow, Tom Boyd, Julian Bratolyubov, Tom Brown, Nicholas Bucknall, Sandra Bullock, Greg Dennen, George Doering, Randy Edelman, Ralph Ferraro, John Finklea, Chris Fogel, Peter Germansen, Sean M. Hickey, Jim Hoffman, John Houlihan, Season Kent, Brian Kilgore, Norman Ludwin, Matt McLeod, Maria Newman, Seda Ozen, Ryan Robinson, Tim Rodier, Peter Rotter, Ben Schor, Aldo Shllaku, Casey Stone, James Thatcher, April Tucker, Louise Di Tullio, Rich Wheeler, Bruce White, Richard Ziegler, Bruce Babcock, Peter Erskine
Script and Continuity Department	Sharon Cingle
Transportation Department	Gil Amaral, Ted Basso, Michael J. Birnkrant, Audrey A. Conrad, Marcelle Kitty Dutton, Robert Garcia Jr., Louie Giangrande, Garner Humphrey, Buddy Hunter, Scott Jimerson, Billy Kane, Leslie Slaughter, Phil Strauss, Paul E. Stroh, Tommy Tancharoen, Tim Whisenant, Everett Everett
Additional Crew	Bill Ahern, Liza Bambenek, Nick Bautista, Ralph Bertelle, Anna Bradley, Rocky Brito, Shelley Marie Brown, Kathleen Campbell, Candice Campos, Al Cerullo, Wayne Cerullo, Tim Clark, Kyle Cookmeyer, Clark Credle, Jason De Meo, Matt Demier, Enfys Dickinson, Brent Ekstrand, Carey Field, Brian D. Fox, Todd Fullerton, Chris Furia, Michael Gerald, Sean Gowrie, R. Dana Harlow, Kathryn Hensel, Jake Hicks, Damian Holton, J. Elizabeth Ingram, Jeb Johenning, Linden Johnson, Aakomon Jones, Hollis McConnell Jones, Dori Kancher, Lara Leonard, H. Skye Leslie, John Malakoff, Damon Marcellino, Todd A. Marks, Billy Masaniai, Santino Morea, Kevin O Neil, Bill Oaks, Paulette Osorio, Kiwi Palupe-Lelei, Alicia Portales, Patricia Porter, Michael Randolph, Kevin D. Reagan, Justin Reid, Will Robbins, Fatima Robinson, Rick Roesch, Jared Rosen, Deborah Ross, Ahmed Saker, Tom Schaus, Tom Shark, Peter J. Silbermann, Tiffany Dawn Smith, Jeffrey D. Stevens, Mark Swenson, Donna Tegan, Ron Tenkely, Melissa Wells, Scott Wildfong, Anne Marie Wilson, Aaron G. York, Marijan Zoric, Jackamoe Buzzell, Marc C. Geschwind, Dauv McNeely, T.J. Meyers
Thanks	Jennifer Byrd
Genres	Action, Comedy, Crime
Companies	Castle Rock Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures, Fortis Films
Countries	USA
Languages	English, Italian, German, Yiddish
ContentRating	PG-13
ImDbRating	5.1
ImDb Rating Votes	75397
Metacritic Rating	34
Short Description	Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (also known as simply Miss Congeniality 2) is a 2005 American comedy film directed by John Pasquin, written and produced by Marc Lawrence, and starring Sandra Bullock in the title role, Regina King, Enrique Murciano, William Shatner, Ernie Hudson, Heather Burns, Diedrich Bader, and Treat Williams. It is the sequel to the 2000 film Miss Congeniality. Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous was released by Warner Bros. Pictures on March 24, 2005 and grossed over $101 million worldwide, and received negative reviews from critics.
Box Office Budget	$45,000,000 (estimated)
Box Office Opening Weekend USA	$14,043,215
Box Office Gross USA	$48,478,006
Box Office Cumulative Worldwide Gross	$101,393,569
Keywords	Knee high boots,boots,undercover,tied to a chair,bound and gagged

MISS CONGENIALITY 2 (DVD)

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