In this sequel to the action comedy K-9, Detective Mike Dooley and his trusty canine companion Jerry Lee get two new partners - a Doberman Pincher named Zeus and his new trainer.
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| Jim Belushi | ... |
Det. Mike Dooley
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| Christine Tucci | ... |
Sgt. Welles
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| James Handy | ... |
Captain Byers
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| Wade Williams | ... |
Devon Lang
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| J.J. Johnston | ... |
Fat Tommy
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Joe Palese | ... |
Officer Perry
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| Scotch Ellis Loring | ... |
Phil Cage
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| Vincent Castellanos | ... |
Harry Stripe
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Timo Flloko | ... |
Johnson
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| Joe Sabatino | ... |
Gym Counterman
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| Ron Yuan | ... |
Jackie Hammonds
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| Susanna Puisto | ... |
Girl in Park with Poodle
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| Denise Dowse | ... |
Dr. Perkins, DVM
(as Denise Dowse)
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Marla Frees | ... |
Nurse
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Mac | ... |
Jerry Lee
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Nadja Pionilla | ... |
Terri (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Charles T. Kanganis | ||
Written by
| Steven Siegel | ... | (characters) & |
| Scott Myers | ... | (characters) |
| Gary Scott Thompson | ... | (written by) |
Produced by
| David Bixler | ... | producer |
| Lawrence Gordon | ... | executive producer |
| Kelli Konop | ... | line producer |
Music by
| Stephen Edwards | ||
Cinematography by
| George Mooradian | ... | director of photography |
Editing by
| Carter DeHaven | ... | (as Carter De Haven IV) |
Editorial Department
| Aaron Brock | ... | first assistant editor |
| Frank Cuomo | ... | post-production coordinator |
| Mato | ... | color timer |
Casting By
| Nancy Nayor | ||
Production Design by
| Anthony Stabley | ||
Set Decoration by
| Teresa Visinare | ||
Costume Design by
| Susanna Puisto | ||
Makeup Department
| Jackie Dobbie | ... | makeup department head |
| Meherwan Kandawalla | ... | key hair stylist |
| Terry Robbins | ... | hair department head |
Production Management
| Kelli Konop | ... | unit production manager |
| Virginia Landis Albertson | ... | post-production supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Marco Black | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| J.P. Fitting | ... | set dresser |
| Chris Forster | ... | construction coordinator |
| Ron Licari | ... | assistant property master |
| Eric Reichardt | ... | painter gang boss |
| Drew Schultz | ... | carpenter |
| Mike Sudrow | ... | weapons handler |
| Edward Tamayo | ... | set dresser |
| Thomas R. Wagner | ... | property master/armorer |
| Greg Wilkinson | ... | lead man |
Sound Department
| Gary Boatner | ... | cable utility sound |
| Rickley W. Dumm | ... | sound effects editor |
| Jake Eberle | ... | sound effects editor |
| David Gertz | ... | adr mixer |
| George E. Marshall Jr. | ... | boom operator |
| Jonathan Miller | ... | supervising sound editor |
| Stephen Tibbo | ... | sound mixer |
| Byron Wilson | ... | supervising sound editor |
Special Effects by
| Bill Cochran | ... | special effects assistant |
| John C. Hartigan | ... | special effects coordinator |
Stunts
| Ted Barba | ... | stunts |
| Chris Barnes | ... | stunts |
| Kurt Bryant | ... | stunt coordinator |
| Jennifer Caputo | ... | stunts |
| Brian Christensen | ... | stunts |
| Eugene Collier | ... | stunts |
| Al Goto | ... | stunts |
| Hollis Hill | ... | stunts |
| Brett A. Jones | ... | stunts (as Brett Jones) |
| Clint Jones | ... | stunts |
| Michael Li | ... | stunts |
| Cole S. McKay | ... | stunts (as Cole McKay) |
| Carl Milinac | ... | stunts |
| Jim Palmer | ... | stunts |
| Steve Picerni | ... | stunts |
| John Zarchen | ... | stunts |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Roman W. Bennett | ... | electrician |
| Sean Patrick Crowell | ... | key grip |
| David Darwin | ... | best boy electric |
| Cicero De Moraes | ... | gaffer |
| Christian Grosselfinger | ... | electrician |
| Allen Harker | ... | electrician |
| Charles Hart | ... | grip and second unit key grip |
| Jay Anthony Jones | ... | camera operator |
| Grg Magidow | ... | first assistant camera: "b" camera (as Greg Magidow) |
| Peter Burgess Smith | ... | grip |
| R. Michael Stringer | ... | dolly grip |
| Satoshi Takamura | ... | electrician |
| Peter Weyrauch | ... | camera operator |
Music Department
| Marcus Barone | ... | music supervisor |
Script and Continuity Department
| Jan McWilliams | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
| Chris Barnes | ... | stand-in: Mr. Belushi |
| Roy Bodner | ... | unit publicist |
| Cindy J. Gray | ... | production coordinator |
| Stacy Hollinger | ... | additional stand-in |
| Robert Jodlowski | ... | additional stand-in |
| Karl Lewis Miller | ... | animal action coordinator |
| Sandy Sfeir | ... | first assistant accountant |
| Steve Simko | ... | production assistant |
| Thomas R. Wagner | ... | weapons handler |
Thanks
| Glenn Garland | ... | special thanks (as Glen Garland) |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Argentina Video Home (2001) (Argentina) (VHS)
- United International Pictures (2001) (Argentina)
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (1999) (World-wide) (DVD)
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (1999) (World-wide) (VHS)
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (2021) (Germany) (Blu-ray)
- Universal Pictures (2000) (Germany) (DVD)
- Universal Studios Home Video
Special Effects
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Mike Dooley has been teamed up with Jerry Lee, a German Shepherd dog, for nearly ten years, but Jerry Lee isn't as young as he once was, and Dooley's superiors suggest that maybe it's time that Jerry Lee was retired from the force. But there is a stalker who wants Dooley dead. The stalker, disgruntled crime novelist Devon Lane, became obsessed with Dooley's wife after she rejected his book, and he blames Dooley for her death. When Jerry Lee can't keep up with chasing Devon during a shootout, Captain Byers teams Dooley and Jerry Lee with a younger K9 team -- aggressive female detective Welles and her dog Zeus, a young, strong Doberman Pincher. After Dooley futilely investigates a convict he once busted, the dogs get him back on track by sniffing out Devon's storage locker. The room reveals Devon's identity to Dooley, and one of Devon's manuscripts reveals that he intends to make Dooley suffer for his words. When Devon makes a bold move by invading the precinct and taking Welles hostage, it's Dooley and Jerry Lee to the rescue. But can Jerry Lee pull off this rescue? Written by Todd Baldridge |
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| Taglines | One's still a little smarter than the other. See more » |
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| Parents Guide | View content advisory » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Mel Harris chose not to return, so was written out. See more » |
| Goofs | Dooley asks the dog "What's wrong with you Mac?" which is Jerry Lee's real name. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Features Dracula (1931). See more » |
| Soundtracks | (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher See more » |