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Blues Brothers 2000
Finally released from prison, Elwood Blues is once again enlisted by Sister Mary Stigmata in her latest crusade to raise funds for a children's hospital. Hitting the road to re-unite the band and win the big prize at the New Orleans Battle of the Bands, Elwood is pursued cross-country by the cops.
5.285
123 min
Release
1998-02-06
Cast
Dan Aykroyd
as Elwood Blues
John Goodman
as Mighty Mack McTeer
Joe Morton
as Cab Chamberlain
Frank Oz
as Warden
J. Evan Bonifant
as Buster Blues
B.B. King
as Malvern Gasperon
Wilson Pickett
as Mr. Pickett
Aretha Franklin
as Mrs. Murphy
James Brown
as Cleophus James
Junior Wells
as Junior Wells
Willie Hall
as Willie HallMatt Murphy
as Matt 'Guitar' Murphy
Lou Marini
as 'Blue Lou' Marini
Donald 'Duck' Dunn
as Donald 'Duck' Dunn
Steve Cropper
as Steve 'The Colonel' Cropper
Tom Malone
as 'Bones' Malone
Alan Rubin
as 'Mr. Fabulous'Jonny Lang
as Custodian
Sam Moore
as Reverend Morris
Paul Shaffer
as Marco
Nia Peeples
as Lt. Elizondo
Erykah Badu
as Queen Moussette
Max Landis
as Ghostrider
Eric Clapton
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Bo Diddley
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Isaac Hayes
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Dr. John
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Lou Rawls
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Jimmie Vaughan
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Billy Preston
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Steve Winwood
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Grover Washington Jr.
as The Louisiana Gator BoysGary U.S. Bonds
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Tommy McDonnell
as The Louisiana Gator BoysJon Faddis
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Charlie Musselwhite
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Joshua Redman
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Travis Tritt
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Clarence Clemons
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Jack DeJohnette
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Willie Weeks
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Koko Taylor
as The Louisiana Gator BoysJeffrey Baxter
as The Louisiana Gator Boys
Darrell Hammond
as RobertsonDanny Ray
as Deacon
Nicholas Rice
as County Fair AnnouncerWalter Levine
as Same GuardTom Davis
as Prison Clerk
Kathleen Freeman
as Mother Mary Stigmata
Gloria Slade
as Police Receptionist
Jennifer Irwin
as Nun #1Liz Gordon
as Nun #2Lonnie Brooks
as Lonnie Brooks
Steve Potts
as Stripster BandLeon Pendarvis
as Stripster BandDemo Cates
as Stripster BandBirch Johnson
as Stripster Band
Victor Pedtrchenko
as IvanMichael Bodnar
as Russian Thug #1Slavko Hochevar
as Russian Thug #2Wally High
as Russian Thug #3Richard Kruk
as Russian Thug #4
John Lyons
as Russian Thug #5George Sperdakos
as Priest
Murphy Dunne
as MurphEddie Floyd
as Ed
Jillian Rees-Brown
as Phone Operator (as Jillian Hart)
Steve Lawrence
as Maury Sline
John Popper
as Motel BandBobby Sheehan
as Motel BandBrendan Hill
as Motel BandChan Kinchla
as Motel BandSusan Davy
as Indiana State Trooper
Soo Garay
as Indiana State Trooper
Jeff Morris
as Bob
Howard Hoover
as F.B.I.Chris Marshall
as Skinhead
Sandi Ross
as Church WomanSharon Riley
as ChoirPrakash John
as Tent Revival BandFred Keeler
as Tent Revival BandShiraz Tayyeb
as Tent Revival BandJohn T. Davis
as Tent Revival BandCandide Franklyn
as Ton Tons Macoutes (as Candide Franklin)Patrick Patterson
as SheriffShann Johnson
as Matara / DancerIngrid Abbott
as DancerTed Banfalvi
as Dancer
Warren Belle
as DancerCarla Bennett
as DancerDenosh Bennett
as DancerMelanie Boyko
as Dancer
Patrice Goodman
as Dancer
Sharon Brown
as Dancer
Jenni Burke
as Dancer
Kim Roberts
as Dancer
Karen Burthwright
as DancerShawn Byfield
as DancerJustine Campbell
as DancerDonna Christo
as DancerVanessa Cobham
as DancerSusie Dias
as DancerJeff Duke
as DancerLisa Ferguson
as DancerJennie Ford
as DancerRhett George
as Dancer
Karen Holness
as DancerGavin Hope
as Dancer
Nancy McAlear
as DancerMarianne McCord
as DancerAimee McKenzie
as DancerChristopher Medina
as DancerJason Meloche
as DancerChristine Nowland
as DancerNicola Pantin
as DancerMary Paterson
as DancerRonnie Pulval
as DancerCheryl Quiacos
as DancerPeter Radcliffe
as DancerSimmi Raymond
as DancerArthur Lee Rose
as DancerTheresa Runstedler
as Dancer
Natalie Sebastien
as Dancer
Jake Simons
as DancerRichard Smith
as DancerLouise St. Cyr
as DancerCherilee Taylor
as DancerTroy Terashita
as DancerKeri Tkacz
as DancerRhonda Towells
as DancerLena Vajakas
as Dancer
Marie Ward
as Dancer (as Brandi Ward)Gina Wilkinson
as DancerCindy Willems
as DancerAnna Marie Wood
as DancerJanet Zenik
as DancerDirector
REVIEWS
GenerationofSwine
I guess it's not as bad as the one star rating might suggest. And I get that they moved from Chicago to New Orleans, I mean, who hasn't started in Memphis and worked their way from W.C. Handy down the Delta Blues Trail with a couple of stops at both Robert Johnson's crossroads? So, it seems like it want's to be a tribute to the Blues in that way... but it doesn't come across as the same comedic love letter to the music as the original one did. And of course John is gone and even though this was Akroyd's love child, it just feels wrong having John Goodman--or anyone else--in his place. But on the other hand it does have Koko instead of Franklin and I always liked her more. But it was the cameo of all cameos wasn't it? It's still lacking Buddy Guy and Magic Slim and Fats Domino and some of the other greats of Blues who where alive at the time and in their place is B.B King, who isn't bad in his own right, but doesn't doesn't at all like the line up they had in the original. So, really what was probably intended to be a tribute just ended up feeling like a sequel, and one twenty-years too late
