Overview
Contact:
View
company
contact information for Blues Brothers 2000 on
IMDbPro.
Release Date:
6 February 1998 (USA)
more
Tagline:
The Blues Are Back
Plot:
Elwood must reunite the old band, with a few new members, and go on another "Mission from God."
full summary |
add synopsis
Awards:
1 nomination
more
User Comments:
There are much worse films than this.
more
|
| Kevin Alanthwaite | .... | gaffer |
| Scott Baehrend | .... | grip: second unit, Chicago |
| Eldie Benson | .... | lighting technician: Musco light |
| Doug Black | .... | crane operator |
| Paul Bolton | .... | electric |
| Russel Bowie | .... | second assistant camera |
| Kevin Boyd | .... | video assist: second unit, Chicago |
| David Breeze | .... | best boy electric |
| Carlo Campana | .... | aerial rigger |
| Morgan Carpenter | .... | generator operator |
| Gary Childs | .... | camera operator: Wescam |
| Angelo Colavecchia | .... | camera operator |
| Christopher M. Collar Jr. | .... | best boy rigging grip: second unit, Chicago (as Chris Collare) |
| Yvonne Collins | .... | first assistant camera |
| Ray Conchado | .... | electrician |
| Theodore A. Corso | .... | best boy grip: second unit, Chicago (as Ted Corso) |
| Carolyn Cox | .... | second assistant camera |
| Jim Craig | .... | aerial rigger (as James Craig) |
| Mark Cyre | .... | first assistant camera |
| Gerrit Dangremond | .... | camera operator: second unit, Chicago |
| Peter J. Donoghue | .... | gaffer: second unit, Chicago (as Peter Donohue) |
| Gordon Eldridge | .... | rigging gaffer |
| Tony Eldridge | .... | electric |
| Roy Elliston | .... | key rigging grip |
| Candide Franklyn | .... | dolly grip (as Candide Franklin) |
| Roland Gauvin | .... | best boy rigging grip |
| Glen Goodchild | .... | best boy grip |
| Wayne Goodchild | .... | key grip |
| Michael Hall | .... | first assistant camera |
| David Harcourt | .... | key aerial rigger |
| Mike Harwood | .... | electrician |
| Jeff Heintzman | .... | grip |
| David Herrington | .... | director of photography: second unit, Chicago |
| Keith Hlady | .... | camera operator |
| Perry Hoffman | .... | camera operator |
| Mark Hryma | .... | camera technician: Wescam |
| Vanessa Ireson | .... | camera loader |
| Dave June | .... | first assistant camera: "a" camera, second unit, Chicago (as David June) |
| Michael Koepke | .... | grip: second unit, Chicago (as Mike Koepke) |
| Jim Krauter | .... | dolly grip |
| George Kraychyk | .... | still photographer |
| Daniel F. Larkin | .... | first assistant camera: "b" camera, second unit, Chicago (as Dan Larkin) |
| Kevin LeBlanc | .... | electric |
| Jeremy Lyall | .... | second assistant camera |
| Bruce Macaulay | .... | still photographer |
| Bradley T. Matthys | .... | key rigging grip: second unit, Chicago (as Brad Matthys) |
| Donald E. Miller | .... | key grip: second unit, Chicago (as Don Miller) |
| John Robert Miller | .... | dolly grip: second unit, Chicago (as John Miller) |
| Dave Morabec | .... | dolly grip: second unit, Chicago |
| Lynn Mutchler | .... | rigging grip: second unit, Chicago |
| Andrew W. Peart | .... | video playback operator (as Andrew Peart) |
| Matthew Pill | .... | grip |
| Stephanie Power | .... | best girl electric: second unit, Chicago |
| Kathryn Roberts | .... | second assistant camera: "b" camera, second unit, Chicago (as Kathryn Mueller) |
| Bob Rogers | .... | playback operator |
| Dean M. Simmon | .... | second assistant camera: "a" camera, second unit, Chicago (as David Simmon) |
| Neil Trafford | .... | second assistant camera |
| Benjamin K. Tudhope | .... | camera loader: second unit, Chicago (as Ben Tudhope) |
| Samuel Turturici | .... | grip |
| Brian Woodroof | .... | electrician (as Brian Woodroff) |
| Blake E. Matthys | .... | grip: second unit, Chicago (uncredited) |
| |
|
| Jonathan Appel | .... | assistant: Mr. Shaffer, Toronto |
| Howard Baral | .... | post-production accountant |
| John 'Frenchie' Berger | .... | gun wrangler |
| Brian Bero | .... | puppeteer: "Ghost Rider" |
| Mark Biancaniello | .... | alligator trainer |
| Isabel Blair | .... | location production assistant |
| Tim Blaney | .... | puppeteer |
| Michael Brownstone | .... | location production assistant |
| Harold Caldwell | .... | production assistant: second unit, Chicago |
| Scott Challgren | .... | special promotion |
| Suzanne Cunliffe-Brown | .... | assistant to choreographer (as Suzie Cunliffe-Brown) |
| Sandra Davey | .... | assistant accountant |
| Sharon Dolin | .... | assistant: John Landis |
| Alberto Farina | .... | production assistant |
| Alice Ferrier | .... | production office coordinator |
| Liz Ferrier | .... | production secretary |
| Bobbie Gardner | .... | set nurse (as Bobby Gardiner) |
| Tg Glazer | .... | location manager: second unit, Chicago |
| Mishell Glockler | .... | production office coordinator: second unit, Chicago |
| Dennis Grisco | .... | alligator trainer |
| Ron Gwynne | .... | location production assistant |
| Bonnie Haner | .... | assistant: Leslie Belzberg |
| Trish Hitt | .... | location production assistant: second unit, Chicago |
| Will Hoddinott | .... | assistant location manager |
| Daniel Horvat | .... | payroll accountant (as Dan Horvat) |
| Reed Jenkins | .... | instrument technician |
| Tim Kane | .... | production assistant: second unit, Chicago |
| Redd Knight | .... | production assistant |
| Alex Kontsalakis | .... | accounting assistant |
| Sonia Kowalenko | .... | set nurse |
| Vince Lamarche | .... | alligator trainer (as Vince Lamarsh) |
| Keith Large | .... | location manager |
| Cody Lassen | .... | production assistant: second unit, Chicago |
| Barry Lather | .... | choreographer |
| Lyn Lucibello | .... | production accountant |
| Neil Lumlock | .... | location production assistant |
| Erin MacLeod | .... | assistant production coordinator: second unit, Chicago |
| Kathryn Madden | .... | set medic: second unit, Chicago (as Kathy Madden) |
| Karen Manzerolle | .... | teacher/welfare worker |
| Brooke K. McGill | .... | assistant: Grace Gilroy (as Brooke McGill) |
| Douglas W. McHenry | .... | post-production accountant |
| Noel Olken | .... | location production assistant: second unit, Chicago |
| Jeremy Oswald | .... | production assistant: second unit, Chicago |
| Rick Parker | .... | animal wrangler |
| Karen Pidgurski | .... | unit publicist |
| Petra Polonio | .... | set nurse |
| Sunni-Ali Powell | .... | production assistant: second unit, Chicago (as Sunni Ali Powell) |
| Dug Rotstein | .... | script supervisor |
| Chris Schukei | .... | assistant: Mr. Shaffer, New York |
| Ericka N. Shane | .... | production accountant: second unit, Chicago (as Ericka Shane) |
| Mike Squire | .... | location production assistant: second unit, Chicago |
| Chris Storey | .... | location production assistant |
| Dave Tommasini | .... | helicopter pilot |
| Brian Turley | .... | accounting assistant |
| Tony Urbano | .... | puppeteer |
| Jon-Paul Velasquez | .... | production assistant: second unit, Chicago (as J.P. Valesquez) |
| Nick Veziris | .... | gun wrangler |
| Joe Watson | .... | production assistant |
| Alison Waxman | .... | production assistant |
| |
Additional Details
Also Known As:
Blues Brothers - il mito continua (Italy) [it]Blues Brothers 2000 (Poland) [pl]Blues Brothers 2000 (Greece) [el]Blues Brothers 2000 (France) [fr]Blues Brothers 2000: O Mito Continua (Portugal) [pt]Cazci kardesler 2000 (Turkey: Turkish title) [tr]El ritmo continúa (Spain) [es]Les frères Blues 2000 (Canada: French title) [fr]
more
Rated PG-13 for exotic dancing and some language.
Runtime:
123 min
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1
more
Fun Stuff
Trivia:
When the Blues Brothers are playing "Ghost Riders In the Sky" at the bluegrass festival, we can hear Elwood say "Duck, give me a mountain tempo in A minor". In the first Blues Brothers film, when they need to play country music, and decide on "Theme from Rawhide", someone in the band asks "What key?", and Duck Dunn answers: "A. Good country key, A."
more
Goofs:
Continuity: Mother Mary Stigmata strikes Elwood on his left shoulder. In his reaction shot, he rubs his right shoulder.
more
Quotes:
Elwood Blues:
Stay away from drugs, gangs, and cyberporn on the Internet and you can be President of the United States some day.
more
Soundtrack:
Sabre Dance
more
FAQ
This FAQ is empty. Add the first question.
more
Message Boards
Discuss this movie with other users on
IMDb message board for Blues Brothers 2000 (1998)
more
Recommendations
Related Links
It takes guts to make a sequel to a movie after 20 years, especially after the original has become a legend and the star has died since.
However this movie does a lot of things right and frankly, even if it had been perfect, some people would hate it anyway. The film suffers from not having John Belushi, but John Goodman puts in a good effort, and I for one was surprised at the quality of his singing. James Brown and Aretha Franklin reprise their guest roles. The music is not as good as the original but still better than most music in the charts these days.
The humour from the original is here but it is not as funny as the original. In fact all elements from the original are here in slightly inferior forms, with the exception of the car chase, which is better.
To be honest, it is worth seeing this film just to see how all the band has aged. i would recommend it to anyone who enjoys Blues music, though fans of the original may be disappointed