Inspector Gadget 2

Movie
German title	Inspector Gadget 2
Original title	Inspector Gadget 2
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	2003
length	85 minutes
Age rating	FSK 6
Rod
Director	Alex Zamm
script	Ron Anderson , William Robertson , Alex Zamm
production	Roger Birnbaum , Andy Heyward , Jordan Kerner , David Roessell , Jean Chalopin , Peter M. Green , Charles Hirschhorn
music	Chris Haijin
camera	Geoffrey Wharton
cut	Jimmy Hill
occupation
French Stewart : John Brown / Inspector Gadget Elaine Hendrix : G2 Tony Martin : Claw or Die Klaue Caitlin Wax : Penny Mark Mitchell : Chief Quimby Jeff Bennett : Brain (voice) DL Hughley : Gadgetmobile (voice) Sigrid Thornton : Mayor Wilson Bruce Spence : Baxter Alethea McGrath : Mrs. Quimby Mungo McKay : Bartender James Wardlaw : Brick John Batchelor : McKibble Nick Lawson : Squint Mick Roughan : Jungle Bob Siros Niaros : The Ninja Brian McDermott: Mr. Morgan
chronology
←  Predecessor Inspector Gadget

Inspector Gadget 2 (Original title: Inspector Gadget 2 ) is an American comedy film directed by Alex Zamm from 2003 . It is based on the cartoon series of the same name from the 1980s. It was the sequel to the successful Inspector Gadget film , but none of the previous actors were recruited. In contrast to its predecessor, this film was produced directly for the video and DVD market.

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Bad times for Inspector Gadget, Riverton's high-tech vigilante. Because he threw the mother of Police Chief Quimby in jail in over-zeal, he was given early retirement in favor of a more advanced gadget model, the attractive robot lady G2. His old nemesis, Dr. Claw then takes the opportunity and stretches out his metal claw for the money holdings of the National Bank. When Gadget's niece falls into Claw's hands, the bullied man strikes back.

Reviews

"The uninspired video sequel to the Disney hit from 1999 doesn't even offer a real laugh to the target group for children."

- cinema.de

"Entertaining sequel of" Inspector Gadget "(1998), which, based on a 20-year-old comic series, sets off a firework of effects in flashy colors."

- Lexicon of international film

Web links

• Inspector Gadget 2 in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Inspector Gadget 2 at Rotten Tomatoes (English)
• Inspector Gadget 2 in the online film database
• Inspector Gadget 2 in the German synchronous file

Individual evidence

1. ↑ cinema.de
2. ^ Inspector Gadget 2. In: Lexicon of international film . Film service , accessed June 1, 2017 .