Pet Sematary II - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Pet Sematary II"
Pet Sematary II (1992)
Timing:
1:40 (100 min)
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Actors and characters
Jared Rushton
Character Clyde Parker
Jason McGuire
Character Drew Gilbert
Jim Peck
Character Quentin Yolander
Len Hunt
Character Director
Reid Binion
Character Brad
Dave Ratajczak
Character Stevie
Lucius Houghton
Character Puppeteer
Elizabeth Ziegler
Character Steadicam Operator
Ken Fisher
Character Assistant Steadicam
Gil Roper
Character Electrician
Judson Vaughn
Character Reporter
Bruce Evers
Character Mover
Janell McLeod
Character School Teacher
Christina Dennis
Character Susan
Rick Andosca
Character Pathologist
Donna Lowry
Character Newscaster
Emily Woodward
Character Twins mother
Amanda Mitchell
Character Screaming Twin
J.L. Parker
Character Potato Truck Driver
Bart Mixon
Character Bumbling Technician
What's left behind the scenes
- Anthony Edwards met his wife Janine Lobell on the set of this film.
- Edward Furlong (Jeff Matthews) was a Stephen King fan during filming.
- When Jeff chases the bully who stole his kitten, they drive past the house that the Creeds enter in the first film. The name can be seen on the mailbox.
- Number of bodies: 11
- According to director Mary Lambert, she initially intended to make a film centered around Ellie Creed, the only survivor from the first film. However, the film company did not accept this idea, so the script was rewritten, introducing new characters and a main villain. 13-year-old Edward Furlong, who had played one of the main characters in James Cameron's blockbuster "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" the previous year, was cast in the lead role.
- The prop hand of the creature at the beginning of the film is the hand of a skeleton from Tommy Lee Wallace's horror film "It" (1990).
- The scene where the dog tries to reach the rabbit cages was filmed in parts. It is believed that Clancy Brown's character equipped the cages with sirens and wired them with electricity, so anyone who touched them would receive an electric shock. The dog was specifically trained to nudge an object with its nose, which initially sparked—a purely visual effect—while ensuring the dog itself wasn't frightened.
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