
Mannequin Two: On the Move
Synopsis
Although Jason works as a department store clerk, he is also a reincarnated prince. Long ago, his beloved Jessie was snatched away from him by an evil wizard who used his powers to transform her into wooden statue. Now Jessie is in Jason
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A crew of 65+ credited
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Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.3× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$3.8M
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Cast & Crew
65 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Kristy Swanson
as Jessie
William Ragsdale
as Jason Williamson / Prince William
Meshach Taylor
as Hollywood Montrose / Doorman
Terry Kiser
as Count Spretzle / Sorcerer
Stuart Pankin
as Mr. James
Cynthia Harris
as Mom / Queen
Heather Henderson
as Lipstick Girl
Andrew Hill Newman
as Andy Ackerman
John Edmondson
as Rolf, Soldier #1
Erick Weiss
as Mr. James' Assistant
Julie Foreman
as Gail
Phil Latella
as Egon, Soldier #2
Supporting cast
53Mark Gray
as Arnold, Soldier #3
Jackye Roberts
as Mr. James' Assistant
John Casino
as Horned Soldier
Laurie Wing
as Old Queen
Julie Warder
as Beauty Technician
James Reed
as Furniture Saleman
Joanne Bradley
as Garbage Woman
Allelon Ruggiero
as Employee #1
Sherry Wallen
as Dress Saleslady
Thom Christopher Warren
as Albert
Wendy Worthington
as Tour Guide
Jim Nital
as Grip
Ilene Norris
as Younger Female Guest
Hazel Pierce
as Customer
Robert Hines
as Hauptmann-Koenig Pilot
Daphne Lynn Stacey
as Cafe Waitress
Eva Andell
as Jessie's Sister
Michael J Anderson
as Jewel Box Bearer
Suzanne Delaurentiis
as Nightclub Waitress
Dana Dewes
as Southside Girl #1
Celeste Russi
as Southside Girl #2
Chris Giannini
as Cool Guy
Coco
as Lead Dancer
Ellen Sabino
as Girl Outside Club
Christine Vanacore
as Happy Girl
Michael Stermel
as Cop #1
Jerry Lyden
as Cop #2
John Richman
as Cop #3
Rocky Cathcart
as Cop #4
Joe Milazzo
as Cop on Bridge
Matt Myers
as Officer Al
Bud Seese
as Duty Sergeant
Cliff Mcmullen
as Mannequin Cop #1
Nancy Nicholson
as Girl on Video
Dana Edward Schmidt
as Go Cart Flagman
Ereina Valencia
as Dancer
Felise Bagley
as Dancer
Irene Schoener
as Dancer
Christa Catakoso
as Dancer
Bey Brown
as Dancer
Jennifer Mcdonough
as Dancer
Luis Torres
as Dancer
Jody Ellis
as Dancer
Jose Rodriquez
as Dancer
Kerry I Lacy
as Dancer
Billy Angell
as Dancer
David Ogden
as Dancer
Cynthia Savage
as Dancer
Kim Mckee
as Dancer
Steve Kwasnik
as The Paperboy (uncredited)
Sonny Vellozzi
as Nightclub Customer (uncredited)
Christine Anne Baur
as Garbage Woman
Kurt Leitner
as Lover Boy
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