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Release year: 2005

Storyline

Deuce is tricked again into man-whoring by T.J., only in Amsterdam while other man-whores are being murdered in his midst.

Top credits

Directors

Mike Bigelow

Writers

Cast

Rob Schneider — Deuce Bigalow
Eddie Griffin — T.J. Hicks
Jeroen Krabbé — Gaspar Voorsboch
Til Schweiger — Heinz Hummer

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Did you know

• Happy Madison Productions moved the film to Columbia Pictures to produce the sequel due to creative differences with Touchstone Pictures. The Walt Disney Company (Touchstone's parent company) wanted a PG-13 sequel while Adam Sandler and Rob Schneider wanted it to be R-rated like Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999).

• Many of the Dutch extras and bit players are well-known actors and television personalities in The Netherlands who were eager for a small part in a Hollywood movie. Most of them didn't like the finished product. Erik de Vogel and Cees Geel admitted that they never watched it completely after all the bad reviews. However, both enjoyed working with Rob Schneider, praising his courteous manner on the set. Eddie Griffin, on the other hand, could become verbally abusive when someone made an error.

• Rob Schneider personally asked Jeroen Krabbé to appear in the film, literally begging him on his knees. After accepting, Schneider sent him a big bouquet of flowers. Krabbé was flattered with all the attention, but was finally persuaded to accept by his son Jakob, who was a big fan of Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999). Schneider had nothing but praise for Krabbé afterwards, calling him the friendliest actor he had ever worked with. Krabbé, however, regretted doing the movie, and has refused to discuss it ever since.