(3/4/03) Although Rob Schneider says it really isn't, one could easily think that the subtitle of 'Electric Gigolo' is an homage to one of the greatest and most-referenced sequel titles ever: Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo. The reference is helped by the fact that 'Bigalow' and 'Boogaloo' are such similar words. The title also rhymes, which probably explains why it's not 'Deuce Bigalow 2', as the '2' would throw off the rhyme. Overall, it's much better than 'Male Gigolo', which was redundant (gigolos by definition *are* male).

They're not signed on yet, but there's a fairly strong possibility that at least three other cast members besides Rob Schneider will be returning: Eddie Griffin as Deuce's man-madam, T.J. Hicks; Oded Fehr, as Deuce's peer in he-whoredom, Antoine Laconte; and (fellow SNL cast member) Amy Poehler as Ruth, Deuce's client who struggles with a filthy mouth caused by Tourette's syndrome. Rob Schneider told MTV.com producer Adam Sandler will most likely *not* be taking a role as one of the gigolos, but it's possible he will still have some sort of cameo (maybe the "You can do it!" guy?). Someone who is unlikely to return is Los Angeles radio DJ Big Boy, who played the uber-obese Naomi in the first movie. Why? Big Boy is in the middle of a massive weight loss program, and has already lost 100 pounds, which is likely to disqualify him from returning as Naomi (source: MTV.com, again).

Based Upon: (3/4/03) This is the sequel to the 1999 surprise comedy hit, Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, which made back its $18 million budget in its first 10 days of U.S. release, totalling out at $65.5 million in the U.S. The film has been a bigger hit on video, and also pulled the rare trick (for comedies) of being a hit in many overseas nations as well. The basic premise of a "British school for gigolos" is also an ackwowledged reference to the Harry Potter series, so it's possible there will be some elements that spoof Hogwart's, the various Houses, etc.

Premise: This movie continues the wondrous adventures of Deuce Bigalow (Schneider), whose gift to the world is the amazing ability to please women (AKA "Janes") in his role as a he-whore, a gigolo. Deuce is still relatively green to the profession, however, and so he is sent off to a school for gigolos in England where he can be trained to develop his full potential as a man whore. Once there, however, he discovers that 1) there is a secret society of he-whores that he didn't know about, 2) his rank in that society is very low and 3) someone is killing off many of the higher class gigolo cadets...

Goddamnit white boy!

Originally posted by fumanstan
Oh, and any of the women returning except for Deuce's girlfriend would be kind of dumb =(

Originally posted by Zodo
The first one is hilarious...but a sequel is definitely not needed here.

I thought Rob's next movie was gonna be 'The Stapler'

Originally posted by Zodo
I thought Rob's next movie was gonna be 'The Stapler'

Although Rob Schneider says it really isn't, one could easily think that the subtitle of 'Electric Gigolo' is an homage to one of the greatest and most-referenced sequel titles ever: Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo.

Originally posted by siberianhusky
I can't fathom that people found this movie funny, I thought it was one of the worst comedies ever! However I am happy someone liked it, because ebay gave me a return policy for a buck more

Originally posted by Trigger
Sorry, but if they don't bring back fish store girl - I'm not gonna go see it. *puts foot down*