Look Who's Talking Too (1990)

Director:

Amy Heckerling

Writers (WGA):

Amy Heckerling (characters)
Amy Heckerling (written by) ...

Release Date:

14 December 1990 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Family | Romance

Plot:

Small babies comment on the disagreements between a husband and wife.

Plot Keywords:

Baby | Sibling Rivalry | Sequel | Child Destroys Another's Toy | Alcohol In Brown Paper Bag

Awards:

2 nominations

Cast

John Travolta	...	James Ubriacco
Kirstie Alley	...	Mollie Ubriacco
Olympia Dukakis	...	Rosie
Elias Koteas	...	Stuart
Twink Caplan	...	Rona
Bruce Willis	...	Mikey (voice)
Roseanne	...	Julie (voice) (as Roseanne Barr)
Damon Wayans	...	Eddie (voice)
Gilbert Gottfried	...	Joey
Mel Brooks	...	Mr. Toilet Man (voice)
Lorne Sussman	...	Mikey Ubriacco
Megan Milner	...	Julie Ubriacco - 1 Year
Georgia Keithley	...	Julie Ubriacco - 4 Months
Nikki Graham	...	Julie Ubriacco - Newborn
Danny Pringle	...	Eddie

Runtime:

81 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Colour:

Colour (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

Iceland:L | Brazil:Livre | South Korea:15 | Netherlands:6 | Australia:PG | Argentina:Atp | Australia:M (DVD and VHS) | Finland:S | Germany:6 | Sweden:7 | UK:12 (cut) | USA:PG-13 | Singapore:PG

Filming Locations:

New York City, New York, USA

Company:

Big Mouth Production

Trivia:

In some early trailers Richard Pryor did the voice of Eddie

Goofs:

Continuity: When Mikey goes to potty for the first time, his parents come into the bathroom, James lifts him off of the toilet and begins dancing around with him, but Mikey's pants are pulled all the way up, when they were down while he was on the toilet.

Quotes:

Mollie Ubriacco: [Mikey and Julie come down on the elvator] How did you get down here?
Mikey: We just walked.
Julie: Technically, I was pushed.

Movie Connections:

References "The Simpsons" (1989)

Soundtrack:

Got My Mind Set On You

I'll never be the same.

Several years ago, late in the night, I was driving across country, going through Colorado or perhaps Kentucky. Suddenly a car appeared beside me; there were lights, sirens, shouting. I pulled over and was immediately dragged from my vehicle by a half dozen armed men. A hood was pulled over my head and I was beaten, badly. Finally I passed out, but soon after woke to find myself tied to a chair, a glistening spotlight in my bloodshot eyes. A large man with large fists approached me, his soulless eyes like silver daggers poised to sink into my very soul. Then the questions began. Have I seen this movie? Have I heard of it, read the book? What did I think it was about? Did I like the cast, the music, the sets? So many questions. I wondered in my haze of pain and confusion who were these men. Much later I would divine that they were the publicity department, trying out a new tactic of promotion. Who'd have guessed! Every few years I go back to this film, to remember what I've been through and how it has affected my life. I guess the promotion worked.