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Comedy

Meatballs: Part II

- The insanity continues...

Camp Sasquatch will be bought out and closed unless owner Coach Giddy wins the boxing competition scheduled for the end of the summer. Tough city punk Flash, who's performing his community service time at the camp, is the coach's best hope. Flash reluctantly offers to help and so must use his raw sparring talents to get a motley group of adolescent misfits into fighting shape, while also trying to win the heart of pretty Cheryl.

Release Date : 1984-07-27

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : TriStar PicturesSpace Productions

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles : Call Me MeatheadSpace KidMeatballs Part IIMeatballs 2

Cast

Richard Mulligan

Character Name : Giddy

Original Name : Richard Mulligan

Gender : Male

Hamilton Camp

Character Name : Hershey

Original Name : Hamilton Camp

Gender : Male

John Mengatti

Character Name : Flash

Original Name : John Mengatti

Gender : Male

Kim Richards

Character Name : Cheryl

Original Name : Kim Richards

Gender : Female

Archie Hahn

Character Name : Jamie / Meathead (voice)

Original Name : Archie Hahn

Gender : Male

Misty Rowe

Character Name : Fanny

Original Name : Misty Rowe

Gender : Female

Ralph Seymour

Character Name : Eddie

Original Name : Ralph Seymour

Gender : Male

Tammy Taylor

Character Name : Nancy

Original Name : Tammy Taylor

Gender : Female

John Larroquette

Character Name : Foxglove

Original Name : John Larroquette

Gender : Male

Paul Reubens

Character Name : Albert

Original Name : Paul Reubens

Gender : Male

Jason Hervey

Character Name : Steve

Original Name : Jason Hervey

Gender : Male

David Hollander

Character Name : Tommy

Original Name : David Hollander

Gender : Male

Scott Nemes

Character Name : Butterball

Original Name : Scott Nemes

Gender : Male

Chad Sheets

Character Name : Ted

Original Name : Chad Sheets

Gender : Male

Paul Stout

Character Name : Larry

Original Name : Paul Stout

Gender : Male

Scott Stout

Character Name : Barry

Original Name : Scott Stout

Gender : Male

Nick Ryan

Character Name : Cop

Original Name : Nick Ryan

Gender : Male

Vivi Lorre

Character Name : Tula

Original Name : Vivi Lorre

Gender : Male

Joanne Giudici

Character Name : Sally

Original Name : Joanne Giudici

Gender : Male

Elayne Boosler

Character Name : Mother

Original Name : Elayne Boosler

Gender : Female

Nancy Glass

Character Name : Daughter

Original Name : Nancy Glass

Gender : Female

Patti Kirkpatrick

Character Name : Dibble Mother

Original Name : Patti Kirkpatrick

Gender : Male

Michael Morrison

Character Name : Dibble Father

Original Name : Michael Morrison

Gender : Male

Jonna King

Character Name : Susie

Original Name : Jonna King

Gender : Male

Tim Bartell

Character Name : Damien

Original Name : Tim Bartell

Gender : Male

Felix Silla

Character Name : Meathead

Original Name : Felix Silla

Gender : Male

Vic Dunlop

Character Name : Rene

Original Name : Vic Dunlop

Gender : Male

Joe Nipote

Character Name : Boomer

Original Name : Joe Nipote

Gender : Male

Joaquín Martínez

Character Name : Indian Chief

Original Name : Joaquín Martínez

Gender : Male

Blackie Dammett

Character Name : Paladin

Original Name : Blackie Dammett

Gender : Male

Christian Brackett-Zika

Character Name : Wild Eyes

Original Name : Christian Brackett-Zika

Gender : Male

Donald Gibb

Character Name : Mad Dog

Original Name : Donald Gibb

Gender : Male

Reviews

W

Wuchak

@Wuchak

2023-05-28

**_Silly sequel delivers the goods_** Two competing camps on a lake in SoCal go through the challenges of a typical summer, except this year there’s an extraterrestrial visitation. Richard Mulligan is on hand as the director of Camp Sasquatch. “Meatballs Part II” (1984) is all-out comedy compared to the first movie, which was a relatively realistic summer camp flick with some amusing bits. This one throws in an ET-like character along with a lot of goofiness and camp, particularly the ‘general’ of the military camp (Hamilton Camp). Petite Tammy Taylor stands out on the feminine front as Nancy, along with voluptuous Misty Rowe (Fanny) and Kim Richards (Cheryl) with her glorious long hair. The flick is superior to the first one in this department. On the other side of the spectrum, John Mengatti is effective as the Chachi-like Flash. While there’s some sex-oriented humor, which is to be expected given the milieu, it doesn’t go overboard into tastelessness like the next sequel. There are some excesses that I could do without (e.g. the implications of John Larroquette’s character and Flash’s boxing outfit) but, other than that, the movie provides practically everything you’d want for a fun summer camp flick. The film runs 1 hours, 27 minutes, and at Veluzat Motion Picture Ranch, Saugus, California, which is north of Santa Clarita, both in the high country north of Los Angeles. GRADE: B/B-