About Mannequin Two: On the Move (HBO)

Mannequin Two: On the Move is a romantic-comedy-fantasy movie released by HBO in 1991. It's a sequel to the 1987 film Mannequin. The plot is about a department store dummy that comes to life and falls in love with a young employee.

The story revolves around a prince who is turned into a mannequin by an evil sorcerer's curse. The curse can only be broken if he receives a kiss from a girl who is wearing a special necklace. The mannequin gets transported to a modern-day department store where he comes to life and falls in love with a store employee.

Making / Production

Directed by Stewart Raffill and written by Edward Rugoff, the film’s production took place primarily in Philadelphia with a fictional department store as the key location of the story.

Actors

• William Ragsdale as Jason Williamson - The main male lead who assists the transformed prince and falls for the woman who can break the curse. Ragsdale excels in this endearing role, showing both humor and commitment.
• Kristy Swanson as Jessie - The woman wearing the necklace and the love interest. Swanson's charming performance is a highlight of the film.
• Terry Kiser as Count Spretzle - The antagonist, Kiser's comedic timing and interesting portrayal of the character gave the movie its much-needed laughs.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• Despite being a sequel, none of the original characters or actors carried over to this movie.
• The mannequin used in the film was made from the likeness of Kristy Swanson.
• The movie was not a box office success, but gained a cult following when released on video and broadcast on cable.

Awards

The movie didn't earn any notable awards.

Quotes

• "I don't fall for immobile objects." - Jason
• "I'm not a dummy!" - Jessie
• "It's just one of those hot, lusty nights." - Count Spretzle

Music, Soundtrack

• "Believe in Love" - Timmy T
• "Forever Love" - Gene Miller
• "On The Move" - Richard Gibbs