Hot Shots! Part Deux

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Hot Shots! Part Deux Fans: Celebrating The Ultimate Spoof Sequel

Charlie Sheen returns for a ludicrously over-the-top rescue mission parody, blending ridiculous stunts, absurd humor, and hysterical action sequences. It’s a nonstop rollercoaster of laughs, brilliantly spoofing every action cliche known to man!

Hot Shots! Part Deux Trivia

In "Hot Shots! Part Deux," which famous actor makes a cameo appearance as a river patrol boat captain? (Hard)

#1: Bruce Willis

#2: Arnold Schwarzenegger

#3: Sylvester Stallone

#4: Jean-Claude Van Damme

In "Hot Shots! Part Deux," who plays the role of Topper Harley? (Advanced)

#1: Charlie Sheen

#2: Cary Elwes

#3: Lloyd Bridges

#4: Jon Cryer

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Hot Shots! Part Deux Fun Facts

The blood type cards that the trainees are holding in one of the scenes are chocolate bars.

The film set a world record for the most fake ammunition used in a single movie scene.

Hot Shots! Part Deux Polls

Who is your favorite character in Hot Shots! Part Deux

Topper Harley

Ramada Rodham Hayman

Michelle Rodham Huddleston

President Thomas 'Tug' Benson

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What is your favorite action scene in Hot Shots! Part Deux

River Boat Attack

Prison Camp Rescue

Final Showdown

Forest Ambush

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Popular Characters

Topper Harley

Ramada Thompson

James Block

Colonel Chi

Saddam Hussein

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Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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movie_release

July 17, 1993

Release of Hot Shots! Part Deux

Hot Shots! Part Deux, a sequel to the satirical comedy Hot Shots!, was released to theaters.

movie_production

Late 1992

Filming of Hot Shots! Part Deux

Principal photography for Hot Shots! Part Deux took place, starting in late 1992 and continuing into early 1993.

movie_announcement

1992

Announcement of Hot Shots! Part Deux Project

The studio officially announced the production of the sequel to Hot Shots! following success of the original film.

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