About Mannequin Two: On the Move

Mannequin Two: On the Move, released in 1991, is a romantic comedy and sequel to the original Mannequin film. The film is directed by Stewart Raffill and narrates the story of a mannequin brought to life by an enchantment.

The plot focuses on a mannequin who was once a peasant girl transformed by a curse in the Middle Ages and now is found in a present-day department store by a window-dresser. After she comes to life, both fall in love but have to deal with the obstacles that arise due to her original enchantment.

Making / Production

Directed by Stewart Raffill, the film was produced by Edward Rugoff with Gladden Entertainment working as the production company. The music for the film was scored by David McHugh, with the cinematography was done by Larry Pizer.

Actors

• Kristy Swanson played the role of 'Jessie', the enchanted mannequin who comes to life. Swanson brought a charming and loveable personality to Jessie.
• William Ragsdale was 'Jason', the department store window dresser. Ragsdale portrayed Jason's character as naive yet tenacious and love-struck.
• Meshach Taylor returned as 'Hollywood Montrose'. Taylor injects humor and flamboyant style into his character.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The movie, although a sequel, features a new set of characters and a different mannequin, thus working as a standalone film.
• Meshach Taylor is the only actor returning from the original Mannequin film.
• The peasant girl / mannequin curse storyline is a fresh addition in this sequel.

Awards

No awards were won by Mannequin Two: On the Move.

Quotes

• "I'm just going to have to deal with being a mannequin again. At least I get to be with you." - Jessie
• "You wouldn't believe how hard it is to find size six and a half purple pumps!" - Hollywood Montrose
• "She's not just another pretty faceless mannequin!" - Jason

Music, Soundtrack

• "Forever Love" by Gene Miller
• "Do You Believe in Magic" by Steve Tyrell