A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
April 16, 1991
Original Title:
F/X2
Alternate Titles:
F/X 2: The Deadly Art of Illusion
FX 2 - Die tödliche Illusion
FX 2 The Deadly Art of Illusion
FX2
FX2 - Replay di un omicidio
FX2 The Deadly Art of Illusion
FX2, effets très spéciaux
Genres:
Action | Thriller
Production Companies:
Dodi Fayed - Jack Wiener
Orion Pictures
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M CZ: 15+ DE: 16 FR: TP GR: 16 US: PG-13
Runtime: 108
F/X man Rollie Tyler is now a toymaker. Mike, the ex-husband of his girlfriend Kim, is a cop. He asks Rollie to help catch a killer. The operation goes well until some unknown man kills both the killer and Mike. Mike's boss, Silak says it was the killer who killed Mike but Rollie knows it wasn't. Obviously, Silak is involved with Mike's death, so he calls on Leo McCarthy, the cop from the last movie, who is now a P.I., for help and they discover it's not just Silak they have to worry about.
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Art Direction:
Gregory P. Keen
Assistant Costume Designer:
Nadia Jarvis
Assistant Property Master:
Vic Rigler
Assistant Sound Designer:
Scott Chandler
Assistant Sound Editor:
Richard Frazell
Thomas O'Shea
Claire Sanfilippo
Best Boy Grip:
Ron Renzetti
Boom Operator:
Glen Gauthier
Camera Operator:
Andy Chmura
Casting:
Gail Levin
Lauren Lloyd
Characters:
Robert T. Megginson
Gregory Fleeman
Choreographer:
Moses Pendleton
Construction Manager:
Bill Harman
Costume Design:
Linda Matheson
Director:
Richard Franklin
Director of Photography:
Victor J. Kemper
Editor:
Andrew London
Electrician:
Howard Galbraith
Executive Producer:
Lee R. Mayes
Bryan Brown
Extras Casting:
Scott Mansfield
First Assistant Camera:
Brian Harper
Michael Rall
First Assistant Director:
Brian W. Cook
Foley Artist:
Gregg Barbanell
Joan Rowe
Gaffer:
Chris Holmes
Generator Operator:
Sam Eldridge
Key Grip:
Ron Gillham
Key Hair Stylist:
Paul R.J. Elliot
Key Makeup Artist:
Linda Gill
Music Coordinator:
Frank Capp
Music Editor:
Katherine Quittner
Negative Cutter:
Gary Burritt
Original Music Composer:
Lalo Schifrin
Pilot:
Dave Tommasini
Paul Winiecki
Producer:
Jack Wiener
Dodi Fayed
Production Accountant:
Dorothy Precious
Production Coordinator:
Regina Robb
Toni Blay
Production Design:
John Jay Moore
Production Manager:
Janet E. Cuddy
Property Master:
Don Miloyevich
Scenic Artist:
Tim Murton
Script Supervisor:
Blanche McDermaid
Second Assistant Camera:
Rick Perotto
Second Assistant Director:
Carl Goldstein
Tom Quinn
Second Unit Director:
Vic Armstrong
Andrew London
Eric Allard
Gary Davis
Second Unit Director of Photography:
Robert Saad
Set Decoration:
Gordon Sim
Sound Designer:
Gary Rydstrom
Sound Editor:
Teresa Eckton
Hael Kobayashi
Marshall Winn
Mary Helen Leasman
Paige Sartorius
Michael Silvers
Ken Fischer
Sound Mixer:
Bruce Carwardine
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tom Johnson
Gary Summers
Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Donna Cicatelli-Lewis
Steadicam Operator:
Robert Crone
Still Photographer:
Kerry Hayes
Storyboard Artist:
Michael Anthony Jackson
Stunt Coordinator:
Gary Davis
Stunt Double:
Chuck Hicks
Stunts:
Brenda Adams
Marco Bianco
Ken Quinn
Marcel Bérubé
Pat Romano
Anton Tyukodi
Lloyd Adams
Supervising Sound Editor:
Ronald Jacobs
Third Assistant Director:
Ron Oxley
Randi Richmond
Unit Publicist:
Janice Kaye
Wardrobe Master:
Erla Lank
Writer:
Bill Condon
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