Cruel Intentions 2
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Roger Kumble
Robin Dunne
Sarah Thompson
Keri Lynn Pratt
Amy Adams
Barry Flatman
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
A prequel based on the 1999 theatrical film "Cruel Intentions," a modern-day version of Choderlos De Laclos' 18th century novel "Dangerous Liaisons." Manchester, a prestigious New York prep school, provides the backdrop to sex, scandal and betrayal among the Upper East Side's teenage elite. Sebastian Valmont has just moved in with his philandering father's Manhattan family. A unique sibling rivalry is borne between Sebastian and his new step-sister Kathryn. As he shuns her attempts to impress him with money and power, he resists the growing attraction between them. Meanwhile, the manipulative Kathryn and her cohorts, a secret society called the Manchester Tribunal, plot to control the destiny of all who cross their path, including Cecile, a naive freshman. Sebastian must choose between joining the underground group or falling for Annette, the headmaster's daughter and Kathryn's nemesis.
Director
Roger Kumble
Cast
Robin Dunne
Sarah Thompson
Keri Lynn Pratt
Amy Adams
Barry Flatman
Mimi Rogers
Teresa Hill
Barclay Hope
Tane Mcclure
David Mcilwraith
Jonathan Potts
Caley Wilson
Deanna Wright
Clement Von Franckenstein
Sean Patrick Thomas
Crew
James R Bagdonas
Chris J. Ball
Cameron Birnie
J. Benjamin Chulay
Fishman & Britt Culloff
Marc Darsas
James Flynn
Howard Grigsby
Linda Hawkins
Neil Huhta
Bill Johnson
Nancy Kirhoffer
Roger Kumble
Roger Kumble
Allen Kupetsky
Paul Kurta
Michelle Kuznetsky
John A Liberti
Anne Mccarthy
Tom Mckinley
Bruce Mellon
Neal H. Moritz
Venita Ozols-graham
Charles Pratt
Mary Ramos
Tim Singh
William Tyrer
Mary Vernieu
Clare Walker
Denise Wingate
Nicholas Wolfert
Heather Zeegen
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States on Video November 7, 2000
Project was originally developed and produced as a television series entitled "Manchester Prep," but production was halted when problems arose between Columbia TriStar and Fox Broadcasting. Only the pilot and two additional episodes were produced and subsequently re-edited, with additional footage, into this feature film.
Fox Broadcasting Company originally ordered 13 episodes.
Picked up to series but never aired.
Direct-to-video release.
Began shooting March 1999.
Unaired Pilot.
Released in United States on Video November 7, 2000
