The Prince & Me II: The Royal Wedding

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2006
PG
1h 36m

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4.3/10

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Kam Heskin and Luke Mably in The Prince & Me II: The Royal Wedding (2006)

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Weeks before the royal wedding, the evil Norwegian prince Albert finds an old law that can force the crown prince of Denmark to marry Albert's two-faced daughter instead of his lovely, Ameri... Read allWeeks before the royal wedding, the evil Norwegian prince Albert finds an old law that can force the crown prince of Denmark to marry Albert's two-faced daughter instead of his lovely, American fiancee. The two women "battle".Weeks before the royal wedding, the evil Norwegian prince Albert finds an old law that can force the crown prince of Denmark to marry Albert's two-faced daughter instead of his lovely, American fiancee. The two women "battle".

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IMDb RATING

4.3/10

5.4K

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Trivia
Jonathan Firth who plays Soren in this sequel is the brother of Colin Firth, who played a British King in Le Discours d'un roi (2010).

Goofs
At a dinner Paige says this Danish sentence "Dronningen er en luder". This is translated in the movie to mean, "The queen is a green donkey," but what it really means is "The queen is a whore." Euphemistic translation was used to preserve the movie's PG rating, besides "green donkey" is simply funnier.

Connections
Followed by Le Prince & moi : Lune de miel à la montagne (2008)

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Gonna Make It
Written by Ruvane Schwartz (as Schwartz), Kristin Mainhart (as Mainhart), and Stephen Tjaden (as Tjaden)
Performed by Kristin Mainhart

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6/10

Derivative, but pleasant

This sequel, which appears to have been released direct to DVD, has a plot that seems strongly influenced by "King Ralph" and "Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement". All of the principals except Luke Mably are new, so any Julia Stiles fans are likely to experience some disappointment. These things said, the film is quite viewable aside from some sound reproduction problems at times. Page Morgan isn't in Wisconsin any more, and has lost some of the single-minded focus on practicing medicine in the Third World, but remains likable. Prince (now King) Eddie is still likable, but probably a bit too indecisive at times to be a believable king. BTW, as is apparent from the flags (white over red bands with a triangular dark blue canton at the fly) flying from one of the buildings in the opening sequence, the production was filmed in the Czech Republic rather than in Denmark. For me,this was a very watchable flick.