Blue: L'orchidée sauvage II

Original title: Wild Orchid II: Two Shades of Blue

1991
16
1h 51m

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Brent David Fraser and Nina Siemaszko in Blue: L'orchidée sauvage II (1991)

In 1958 California, a teenage girl goes to work as a prostitute in a high-class brothel after the death of her father.In 1958 California, a teenage girl goes to work as a prostitute in a high-class brothel after the death of her father.In 1958 California, a teenage girl goes to work as a prostitute in a high-class brothel after the death of her father.

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4.0/10

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Wild Orchid 2: Two Shades of Blue

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Trivia
Bears no relation to the original L'orchidée sauvage (1989), despite director Zalman King and producer Mark Damon returning.

Goofs
(at around 7 mins) The boom mic is reflected in the bathroom mirror.

Quotes
Senator Dixon: What are you afraid of?
Blue McDonald: Nothing.

Alternate versions
Available in both "R" and unrated versions.

Connections
References L'orchidée sauvage (1989)

Soundtracks
SONS AND DAUGHTERS (reprise)
Performed by the The Neville Brothers
Produced by Malcolm Burn and the The Neville Brothers
Written by Art Neville, Malcolm Burn, Lorraine Neville, Arthel Neville, Ian Neville, Willie Green & Ron Cuccia
(c) 1990 Neville Music, Arthelian Music administered by
Irving Music Inc. (BMI)/Chief Jolly Music administered
by Almo Music Corp. (ASCAP) / Neeha Music (ASCAP)
(p) 1990 A&M Records, Inc.
Used courtesy of A&M Records, Inc.
Taken from the A&M Records LP "Brother's Keeper" by the The Neville Brothers

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5/10

Unrated cut is an improvement

I was a little kind of disappointed when I watched the normal version of this as it feels like it teases so much more. Luckily I was able to track down the unrated cut and it offers some extended dialogue scenes and more "steamy" content.

That being said, its still not great. Nina Siemaszkos character is not very likable but this is probably a part of her situation in the film. Its got a pretty decent cast all in all but Robert Davi and Christopher Macdonalds characters could have used more time.

I like the filmography, soundtrack, overall setting, and costumes for the actors which is where this movie scores points in my opinion. If it was named something else it would probably score better.