Horrible Bosses 2
2014ComedyDirected by Sean Anders
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Synopsis
"Horrible Bosses 2," directed by Sean Anders, is a hilarious comedy crime film that serves as a sequel to the popular original. Starring Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, and Jason Sudeikis, the movie follows the misadventures of Nick, Dale, and Kurt as they decide to start their own business after being fed up with working for terrible bosses. However, their plans take a wild turn when a slick investor dupes them, leaving them in debt and desperate. In a last-ditch effort to save their company, the trio concocts a risky scheme to kidnap the investor's son for ransom. Released in 2014, "Horrible Bosses 2" delights audiences with its sharp wit, fast-paced humor, and the chemistry between the ensemble cast. As Nick, Dale, and Kurt navigate the world of crime with their unique blend of bumbling charm, viewers are taken on a rollercoaster ride filled with unexpected twists and uproarious moments. With Jennifer Aniston reprising her role as the provocative dentist Julia, the film delivers a perfect mix of comedy and crime caper, making it a must-watch for fans of the original and newcomers alike.
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F.A.Q.
Q:Why did Jennifer Aniston perform her own dental work scene in Horrible Bosses 2?
A:
Jennifer Aniston, known for her role as the risqué dentist, insisted on performing her own dental work scene to add authenticity. She trained briefly with a retired dentist. This hands-on approach was aimed at making her character's menacing dental skills more believable and chilling.
Q:How did they decide on the kidnapping plot for Horrible Bosses 2?
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The kidnapping plot in Horrible Bosses 2 was actually inspired by a real-life story one of the scriptwriters heard at a party about a bungled amateur kidnapping. They thought it would perfectly suit the ineptitude of the main characters, leading to a comedic yet thrilling storyline that was different from the typical murder plots.
Q:What really happened when they filmed the car chase scene in Horrible Bosses 2?
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During the chaotic car chase scene, a stunt car accidentally crashed into a camera, destroying it. The footage captured just before the crash was so dynamic and perfectly timed that it was used in the final cut of the movie, adding an unexpected level of intensity to the scene.
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Trivia
🎬Did you know Chris Pine's role in Horrible Bosses 2 was almost played by Ryan Gosling? Gosling was initially interested but had to decline due to scheduling conflicts with another project. Pine's portrayal of the boss's son then brought a different charm that significantly impacted the film's dynamic.
💡Horrible Bosses 2 used a real abandoned warehouse for the kidnapping scenes. This location was chosen because it once belonged to a famous toy manufacturer, adding a layer of eerie nostalgia to the setting, which the directors felt would enhance the film's dark comedy aspect.
🎯In Horrible Bosses 2, Jason Sudeikis improvised many of his lines, including the memorable 'That's not my name' scene. This improvisation was so well-received during test screenings that it encouraged the directors to allow more off-the-cuff dialogue, which contributed greatly to the film’s humor.
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