Whoopi Goldberg

Kathy Najimy

Lauryn Hill

Sheryl Lee Ralph

Maggie Smith

Barnard Hughes

Mary Wickes

James Coburn

Michael Jeter

Wendy Makkena

Robert Pastorelli

Thomas Gottschalk

Brad Sullivan

Alanna Ubach

Ryan Toby

Ron Johnson

Jennifer Love Hewitt

Devin Kamin

Tanya Blount

Pat Crawford Brown

Susan Browning

Edith Diaz

Ellen Albertini Dow

Beth Fowler

Prudence Wright Holmes

Ruth Kobart

Carmen Zapata

Gabriel Trupin

Sebastian La Cause

Frank Williams

Lacy Darryl Phillips

Sydney Lassick

Michael Taliferro

Kai Bowe

John Fontana

Michael A. Tice

Iris Graves

Pamela Taylor

Robert J. Benson

Bill Irwin

Tanya Newbould

David Ulmer

Terri J. Vaughn

Kevin Stea

Bill Duke

Yolanda Whitaker

Paul Michael Thorpe

Christian Fitzharris

Jenifer Lewis

Deedee Magno

Sacha Thomas

James Orr

Jim Cruickshank

Judi Ann Mason

Mario Iscovich

Laurence Mark

Dawn Steel

Oliver Wood

John Carter

Pembroke J. Herring

Stuart H. Pappé

Miles Goodman

Mervyn Warren

Pat Romano

Steven Lambert

Paul Rudnick

Noon Orsatti

Ernie F. Orsatti

Dan Perri

Scott Rudin

Sister Act Collection

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Comedy

Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit

Touchstone Pictures

Slovakia

United States of America

English

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The "Reverend Mother" (Dame Maggie Smith) seeks out the now hugely successful "Deloris" (Whoopi Goldberg) to help her to save a school from closure. Upon arrival, and assumption of her clerical moniker "Sister Mary Clarence" she discovers a disparate band of students who have little faith in themselves, each other - or their teachers. Can she lick them into shape and use their newly formed choir to save the school from the bulldozers? The premiss is not a patch on the first film, and neither is the execution. Dame Maggie offer a few classy cameo roles, as does an on form Mary Wickes with James Coburn appearing occasionally as the ferret-like administrator determined to help ensure the school does actually close, but for the most part this is akin to an early episode of "Fame". The kids, including an early appearance from Lauryn Hill, are almost auditioning - either to the nuns or to the audience, and even the ending is just a little like the end of "the Sound of Music" (only admittedly, somewhat livelier!). It's not terrible, but somehow it misses the faux-menace of the first in the series. It was made very quickly after that first one, so i wonder if this was more about capitalising on that success rather than making a quality sequel?

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