Bride Of Chucky

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A lethal love story! Tiffany resurrects Chucky, turning him into her twisted groom. Together, this deadly duo embarks on a carnage-filled road trip, leaving chaos and dark humor in their wake. A bloody romance with a killer twist!

Bride Of Chucky Trivia

What is the name of Chucky's bride in "Bride of Chucky"? (Genius)

#1: Tiffany

#2: Sarah

#3: Rebecca

#4: Jessica

Who directed the film "Bride of Chucky"? (Easy)

#1: Wes Craven

#2: Ronny Yu

#3: John Carpenter

#4: Tim Burton

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Bride Of Chucky Fun Facts

The doll used for Tiffany in Bride of Chucky was modeled after actress Jennifer Tilly, who also voiced the character.

In Bride of Chucky, Chucky uses a knife modeled after the knife used by Michael Myers in the Halloween series.

Bride Of Chucky Polls

Who is your favorite character in Bride of Chucky?

Chucky

Tiffany

Jade

Jesse

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What is your favorite scene in Bride of Chucky?

The hotel murders

The graveyard awakening

The doll wedding

The final showdown

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Popular Characters

Chucky

Tiffany

Jesse

Jade

Officer Mike

Reverend Ashley

David

Det. Lieutenant M. F. Johnson

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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October 13, 1998

Release of 'Bride of Chucky'

The movie 'Bride of Chucky' was released in the United States, continuing the Chucky horror franchise with a new blend of horror and comedy.

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August 1998

Filming of 'Bride of Chucky'

Principal photography for 'Bride of Chucky' began, marking the production phase of the film sequel.

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May 1998

Announcement of 'Bride of Chucky'

Universal Pictures officially announced the development and production of the film 'Bride of Chucky' as a sequel in the Child's Play series.

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