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My Girl 2 (1994) [PG]

Release Date:
February 11, 1994

Original Title:
My Girl 2

Alternate Titles:
Meu Primeiro Amor - Parte 2
Meu Primeiro Amor 2
My Girl 2 - Meine große Liebe

Genres:
Comedy | Family

Production Companies:
Columbia Pictures
Imagine Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 6  CZ: U  DE: 6  GB: PG  KR: All  PT: M/12  US: PG 

Runtime: 99

There's being a kid. There's being a adult. And then there's that year in between.

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Vada Sultenfuss has a holiday coming up, and an assignment: to do and essay on someone she admires and has never met. She decides she wants to do an assignment on her mother, but quickly realises she knows very little about her. She manages to get her father to agree to let her go to LA to stay with her Uncle Phil and do some research on her mother.

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Production

Art Direction:
Diane Yates

Assistant Accountant:
Mary E. Fox

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Steve Venetis

Assistant Costume Designer:
Marilyn Madsen

Assistant Editor:
Carolyn Calvert

Assistant Location Manager:
Sara Burton

Assistant Property Master:
Randy Gunter

Assistant Sound Editor:
Donald Ortiz
Josephine Nericcio
Oscar Mitt

Associate Producer:
Devorah Moos-Hankin

Boom Operator:
Bill J. DiDonna

Camera Operator:
David Boyd

Casting:
Alan Berger

Casting Associate:
Shane Liem

Characters:
Laurice Elehwany

Chief Lighting Technician:
Patrick Reddish

Costume Design:
Shelley Komarov

Craft Service:
Ted Yonenaka

Director:
Howard Zieff

Director of Photography:
Paul Elliott

Dolly Grip:
Dwight Joseph Lavers

Editor:
Wendy Greene Bricmont

Executive Producer:
Joseph M. Caracciolo
David T. Friendly
Howard Zieff

First Assistant Camera:
Scott Andrew Ressler

First Assistant Director:
Jerry Sobul

First Assistant Editor:
Brent Brooks

Foley Editor:
Donald Sylvester
Jonathan Klein

Grip:
Charley Gilleran

Hairstylist:
Linda Arnold
Frances Mathias

Key Grip:
Thaddeus Wadleigh

Location Manager:
Charles Harrington

Makeup Artist:
June Brickman
Frank Griffin
David B. Miller

Music Editor:
Kenneth Karman

Orchestrator:
Mark McKenzie

Original Music Composer:
Cliff Eidelman

Producer:
Brian Grazer

Production Accountant:
Carole Wattles

Production Coordinator:
Kathy Sarreal

Production Design:
Charles Rosen

Production Secretary:
Tracy L. Kettler

Property Master:
Mark Wade

Script Supervisor:
Betty A. Griffin

Second Assistant Camera:
Debra Dotts-Sladek

Second Assistant Director:
Alan Brimfeld

Second Second Assistant Director:
David Ticotin

Set Decoration:
Mary Olivia McIntosh

Set Designer:
Harold Fuhrman

Sound Editor:
Michael J. Benavente
Paul Timothy Carden
Susan Dudeck
Simon Coke

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Sergio Reyes
John J. Stephens
Rick Kline

Still Photographer:
Gemma La Mana

Studio Teacher:
Pia Mehr

Supervising Sound Editor:
Julia Evershade

Transportation Captain:
John Orlebeck

Transportation Co-Captain:
David Severin

Unit Production Manager:
Joseph M. Caracciolo

Unit Publicist:
Anne S. Reilly

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Norman A. Burza
Elaine Maser

Writer:
Janet Kovalcik

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