"It's good to know someone can still make a good stupid movie, a movie that knows how to laugh at itself instead of merely catering to mankind's lowest instincts." Tom Long DETROIT NEWS "Bodily fluids seize enough screentime to earn a supporting-actor credit." Phil Villarreal ARIZONA DAILY STAR "A happily idiotic sequel." Geoff Pevere TORONTO STAR "What is most annoying is the sequel's capability of inducing laughter even as one hates oneself for so easily succumbing to the total silliness of it all." Michael Rechtshaffen HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

"This bare-bones plot is merely an excuse to string together a series of gross-out jokes involving bodily fluids, private parts, food and genetic deformities." Maitland McDonagh TV GUIDE'S MOVIE GUIDE "a guilty pleasure if you’re not easily offended" Stefan Halley HERO REALM "The man-whore's back." Cynthia Fuchs POPMATTERS "I'm no fan of Schneider, but, like scrapple or the toilet paper at cheap hotels, Schneider fans know what they're getting." Chris Hewitt ST PAUL PIONEER PRESS

The Inside Story That loveable, sensitive Man Whore Deuce Bigalow is back on the big screen again in another 'politically incorrect' Man Whoring Adventure and what fun it is. Rob Schneieder says he's back in the role of Deuce because of Bigalow's fans. "I never really thought about doing a sequel. But people really liked the character and I just kept hearing it for so long that I thought, 'Well, you know what? It might be fun.' Then, I started flirting with the idea that maybe we should revisit these characters. It would be great to be able to write for Eddie Griffin as TJ. And there’s something to be said about the 'everyman', or in this case, the 'slightly-less-than-everyman'. People can relate to the character of Deuce, I think." Schneiders says that with the seed for a sequel planted his thoughts turned to Paul Schrader’s classic gigolo film, "American Gigolo". It was what got the project going. "It was ridiculous," Schneider says. "I mean, like Lauren Hutton, supermodel, needs to hire a gigolo? So I thought, ‘Who are the real women that need gigolos?’ And that’s how it started." Joining forces with writers David Garrett and Jason Ward work started on a script. Twelve months later the job was done. The new story contains two fresh elements, Europe and the "The International Man-Whore Society". "Wouldn’t it be great if there was a whole bunch of other gigolos that Deuce had to compete with?,' Schneider posits. "The best gigolos in the world, this Society of Man-Wores?" And where in Europe is this society of Man Whores based? "Why in Amsterdam, of course," says Schneider. The big advantage with having the location in Europe is that those who missed the first Deuce Bigalow film will be able to see this as a fresh start. "I didn’t approach this as a sequel," Schneider says. "If you never saw the first movie, you won’t miss a step in this one." It's a layered story the writers have come up with featuring a society of some 200 Man Whores, a psychotic killer, a hint of love and a lot of laughs. According to Schneider "pretty soon the whole idea was funnier than the first movie. I didn’t want to just make a movie that was similar to the first one. I wanted it to be an entirely different experience. To me, this one is like Ben Hur compared to the first one." When it came to casting the film, some were more easily convinced about taking a role than others. One who took a little convincing was Dutch-born actor Jeroen Krabbé. He took the role at the urging of his son Jakob Krabbé. Rob's brother and the films producer John Schneider recalls that Jeroen went to his son Jakob and said, "Why do you think I got offered this crazy movie?" And his son responded, "What do you mean crazy? This is a great movie, Dad." Jeroen, who was last seen in "Ocean's Twelve" says once his son told him the story of Deuce he grasped the charm of the film. "This innocent American guy Deuce Bigalow is confronted all of a sudden with our society, with the coffeeshops, the sex shops and the general openness of my country," he noted. "And that’s what makes it so funny, because it’s his reflection on our world. He’s completely dumbfounded by it." It's no secret the production team were thrilled when Jeroen came on board. "Jeroen was a real catch," John Schneider says. "He brought so much to the role. He is Gaspar personified." Back again to reprise his role as T.J. Hicks is Eddie Griffin that rascal who this time is pimping Man Whores in Amsterdam from his canal boat 'Pimp Of Da Sea'. Griffin too thinks that this film is better than the first. "Most sequels aren’t as good as the first one," he explained. "This movie, I guarantee you, is definitely better than the first." What makes the film a whole lot better is cute, blonde actress Hanna Verboom. who provides a love interest for the grieving Bigalow. Verboom admits she knew nothing about Deuce Bugalow at all. How did she get around that little hurdle? "When I heard that I was going to do an audition, I rented the first film immediately," she recalls. "My roommate came in and we watched it together and we were basically laughing hysterically throughout." One person who didn't take the offer seriously was Mike Bigelow. With a name like Bigalow, it wouldn't be hard to think someone might be taking the mickey out of you, but he need not have feared. They were serios. What was Bigelow's first reaction? "I thought, 'this must be a goof.' They said, 'let’s bring in Bigelow ‘cause he’s got the same name.'" Like everyone else, he too was very taken by the script which by the way, he found very funny. "It reminded me of one of my favorite comedies, Silver Streak," says the director, who also saw it was as "a riff on the film Who is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? in the same way Silver Streak was a take-off on North by Northwest." Producer John Schneider recalls something very interesting about the Director. "The interesting thing for us about Mike, who was one of the first directors we met, that he was not only talented, but the quietest person in the room," John Schneider recalls. "Everyone else we met with was so busy selling themselves. Ultimately, the flashy people faded away and Mike was left standing. He put a lot of thought into his presentation and was also open to experimenting. The thing about Mike is that he has a great spirit." John's brother Rob agress adding, "Mike came in incredibly well-prepared which enabled him to be completely flexible on the set. In comedy, you always have to be able to make room for the dynamics taking place at that moment between the actors, the setting and the material, and Mike was right there with us." Another person on the production teams list was cinematographer Marc Felperlaan. "I was impressed by a film called Amsterdamned and how it used the city’s canals and various locations," Executive Producer Glenn S Gainorsaid, adding "I thought, 'If we could find a cinematographer like that, I would be really happy.'" He got his wish, because when Felperlaan heard the production was coming to Amsterdam, "he got in touch with us," says Gainor. "We met with him and signed him on immediately." His expertise came in handy because in the end they used 45 locations around the city during filming. "It was important if you’re going to fly thousands of miles to be on location, you should absolutely use every location you can,” Gainor said. "We made a huge point of not using sound stages wherever possible." Producer John Schneider agrees. "You couldn’t buy this architecture. You couldn’t build it on sets. We were essentially on the largest back lot in film history, the city of Amsterdam." For the trivia buffs here's a some of beauties. First, look for Australian actor Alex Dimitriades amongst the Man Whores. Second, there is a third member of the Schneider family appearing in the film. Pilar M Schneider is the boys mother. Now how's that for a seal of approval? When someone asks, 'did your mom approve of you making the film' Rob and John can answer, 'of course she did. She even took a starring role. Look for her as the 'Woman in Airplane' on the flight to Europe. Next up is the location used for the "Man-Whore Society Awards". The exterior shots were of the historic Artis Zoo, was founded in 1828. The interior shots of the 'award' were filmed at Amsterdam’s Municipal Theatre, Stadsschouwburg which is home to the Toneelgreop Amsterdam theatre group. Finally, I guess you want to know if the cast and crew had fun filming "Deuce Bigalow: European Gigilo", don't you? Here's what actress Hanna Verboom had to say about her experience of working with the large production crew. "I think I got a little spoiled," she said with a laugh. "One of the fun things about this movie was that each day I woke up and went to the set knowing it was going to be a completely different, strange day. One day there was a midget flying through a window into a canal. The next day there was a two-meter-tall giant lady sitting next to me. After a while, I just thought, 'Okay, it’s just another day on the set of Deuce Bigalow.'" A Flying Midget? I told you it was pretty outrageous. Crew Bytes "DEUCE BIGALOW: EUROPEAN GIGILO" was .......
directed by Mike Bigelow ["Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo"]; screenplay by Rob Schneider, David Garrett ["Corky Romano"] and Jason Ward ["Sunday's Game" and "Corky Romano"]; original story by Rob Schneider ["Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo", "The Animal" and "The Hot Chick"]; characters created by Harris Goldberg ["I'll Be Home for Christmas", "Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigilo", "The Master of Disguise" and "Without A Paddle"] and Rob Schneider; costume design by Linda Bogers ["The Three Best Things In Life", "The Cold Light of Day ", "Goodnight Vienna" and "Twin Sisters "]; production design by Benedict Schillemans ["Wings of Fame", "The Indecent Woman", "The Discovery of Heaven" and "Snapshots"]; edited by Peck Prior ["Uncle Buck", "Terminal Velocity", "Joe Dirt" and "Without A Paddle"] and Sandy S Solowitz ["Razor In The Flesh", "The Master of Disguise" and "Dating Games People Play"]; cinematography by Marc Felperlaan ["Dakota", "The Last Island", "Do Not Disturb" and "Indoor Fireworks"]; original music by James L Venable ["Scary Movie I & II", "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back", "View from the Top" and "Venom"] produced by John Schneider ["The Animal" and "The Hot Chick"]. Casting About "DEUCE BIGALOW: EUROPEAN GIGILO" stars .......
Rob Schneider ["Big Daddy", "Little Nicky", "50 First Dates" and "The Longest Yard"]; Hanna Verboom ["Snowfever"]; Dana Goodman ["Barbershop"]; Jeroen Krabbé ["The Living Daylights", "The Prince of Tides", "The Fugitive", "An Ideal Husband" and "Ocean's Twelve"]; Til Schweiger ["The Replacement Killers", "Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life", "In Enemy Hands" and "King Arthur"]; Kostas Sommer ["Brides"]; Julia Wolov ["Under The Bus"]; Kelly Brook ["Sorted", "Rippa", "The Italian Job" and "School for Seduction"]; Pilar M. Schneider ["Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo", "The Animal", "The Hot Chick" and ""Deuce Bigalow: European Gigilo""] and Eddie Griffin ["Armageddon", "John Q", "Undercover Brother" and "Scary Movie 3"] as T.J. Hicks. What It's All About Man Whore Deuce Bigalow is back in the headlines again after an experiment at a local beach goes horribly wrong. Life hasn't been good to the former Man Whore who lost his wife in a fatal shark attack which resulted in Deuce being left with only her artificial leg. Then a call comes from his good friend T.J. Hicks. He needs Deuce in Amsterdam, Holland. T.J has been pimping in the Man Whore business but there is a problem. Someone is murdering all the top Man Whores in Europe. He needs Deuce to go undercover and revive his career as a Man Whore and get his She Vagina Tool back on the job. Deuce initially refuses, but when his friend is wrongly accussed of not only being the notorious Man Whore killer but also Gay, he goes back to work checking out clients who have recently use the Man Whore services of the killers latest victim. Then Deuce meets the beautiful Eva, daughter of the police officer in charge of the case. It doesn't take long and Deuce and Eva are in love. Until Deuce discovers a Leopard skin coat in her wardrobe. The killer wore a Lepard skin coat and like Eva, was also a blonde. The Verdict "If you're right into being 'politically correct' you'd be advised to avoid this like the plague because it will really offend that particular section of the community who will miss the sympathetic message contained in the film. Those who enjoyed Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigilo will have a hoot and piss themselves laughing at Deuce's latest adventure. It's clever! It's witty! It's very funny! It's the outrageous Man Whore adventure, "Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo". Recommended to those who can turn the other cheek." The Cast

Rob Schneider Eddie Griffin Jeroen Krabbé Til Schweiger Douglas Sills Carlos Ponce Charles Keating Hanna Verboom Kostas Sommer Dana Goodman Rachel Stevens Julia Wolov Wimie Wilhelm Zoe Telford Miranda Raison Edwin Alofs Katie Downes Chantal Janzen Veronica Devenish Federico Dordei Skytriss Alex Dimitriades Bastiaan Ragas Jimmy Gardner TopperLil' Kim Hilton MyburghDiego Verga Alex ZaneDan van der Hoek Willie Gault Kelly Brook Nicolette van Dam Vincent Martella Kris McKayJimmy Micky Hoogendijk Cees Geel Daan Schuurmans Pilar M Schneider Erik de Vogel Narsingh Balwantsingh Jean Challis Bobbi Aron Andreas Wolmuth

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Deuce Bigalow T.J. Hicks Gaspar Voorsboch Heinz Hummer Chadsworth Buckingham III Rodrigo Gian-Carlo Eva Assapopoulos Mariolis Greta the Hunchback Girl Louisa the Dirty Girl The Big Ear Girl Maid with big tits Lily Svetlana Porn Midget Sexy Window Washer Scandinavian Porn Star Older Blind Woman Mahmoud Marlene Alsmere Enzo Giarraputo Anchorman Kaiser Lil' Kim Diego Verga Dan van der Hoek Black Man in Airport Beautiful Woman in Painting Spa Attendant Billy Jimmy Wealthy Woman in Car Manwhore Union Doorman Belgian Gigolo Woman in Airplane Cop Pakistani Man Older European Blind Woman Blind Woman in Net Dolphin Handler

The Crew Directed by Mike Bigelow Characters created by Harris Goldberg & Rob Schneider Original Story by Rob Schneider Screenplay by Rob Schneider/David Garrett/Jason Ward Produced by John Schneider Original Music by James L Venable Cinematography by Marc Felperlaan Film Editing by Peck Prior & Sandy S Solowitz Casting by Janusz Gosschalk/Job Gosschalk/Roger Mussenden Production Design by Benedict Schillemans Set Decoration by Carrie Bond Costume Design by Linda Bogers Run Time 83 minutes Rated MA15+ [AUST] Copyright ©2005 - Sony Pictures - All Rights Reserved Copyright Protected © 2005 - Impact Internet Services & The Movie Pages - All Rights Reserved