The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps [Blu-ray]

Director: Peter Segal, Brian Grazer Peter Segal

Overview

Overweight scientific genius Sherman Klump and his extended family are back in this sequel to the 1996 comedy smash The Nutty Professor. Sherman (played once again by Eddie Murphy) has come up with a discovery that ought to make him a multimillionaire: a youth serum that turns back the user's body clock. Sherman has also found time for a social life and has fallen in love with Denise Gains (Janet Jackson), a brilliant woman involved in DNA research. Sherman and Denise are engaged, but Sherman is still troubled by Buddy Love, the dark side of his personality that he wants to purge from his psyche forever. He persuades Denise to help him by splicing Buddy out of his DNA structure, but the experiment doesn't go as planned: instead of destroying Buddy, Sherman and Denise free him, and Buddy's first order of business is to get his hands on Sherman's youth serum, which Sherman has hidden at his family's house. In addition to Klump and Love, Murphy also plays Mama, Papa, Grandma, and nephew Ernie Klump, thanks to the makeup magic of Rick Baker.

Product Details

Release Date:	09/04/2018
UPC:	0191329053751
Original Release:	2000
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Universal
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:47:00
Sales rank:	31,754

Special Features

Spotlight on location: the making of Nutty Professor II: The Klumps; Featurette (Note: from "Uncensored" disc); Deleted scene: the house fantasy; Extended scene: the restaurant; Outtakes; Make-up application (Note: Eddie to Papa & Eddie to Ernie); Original Sherman Klump make-up test (Note: from "Uncensored" disc); Janet Jackson wardrobe test (Note: from "Uncensored" disc); Janet Jackson "Doesn't Really Matter" music video; Feature commentary with director Peter Segal

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Eddie Murphy	Sherman/Papa/Mama/Ernie/Cletus/Grandma/Buddy Love/Lance,Boardroom Member,Boardroom Member
Janet Jackson	Denise Gaines
Larry Miller	Dean Richmond
John Ales	Jason
Richard Gant	Mr. Gaines
Anna Maria Horsford	Mrs. Gaines
Melinda McGraw	Leanne Guilford
Jamal Mixon	Ernie Klump Jr.
Gabriel Williams	Isaac
Chris Elliott	Restaurant Manager
Duffy Taylor	Restaurant Trainee
Earl Boen	Dr. Knoll
Nikki Cox	Ms. Stamos
Freda Payne	Claudine
Sylvester Jenkins	Old Willie
Wanda Sykes	Chantal
George King	Stripper
Charles Walker	Preacher
Enya Flack	Bridesmaid
Andrea C. Robinson	Party Guest/Bridesmaid
Selma Stern	Mrs. Dudikoff
Julia Schultz	Receptionist
Barry W. Blaustein	Man in Bathroom
David Sheffield	Man in Bathroom
Ralph Drischell	Zeke
Myles Mason	Baby Buddy
Jeffrey Michael Freeman	Baby Buddy
Maurice Colquitt	Baby Buddy
Bill Applebaum	Boardroom Member
Tom Jourden	Guy in Elevator
Shawnette Heard	Dancer
Kelly Konno	Dancer
Laurie Sposit	Dancer
Nadine Ellis	Dancer
Kevin Michael Mondane	Buddy at 15
Viola Kates Stimpson	Sweet Old Lady
Naomi Kale	Buxom Student
Kente Scott	Fraternity Student
Justin Urich	Lecture Student
Sonya Eddy	Heavyset Woman
James D. Brubaker	Krusty Reporter
Richie Palmer	Cab Driver
Charles Napier	Four Star General
Steve Kehela	Scientist
Miguel A. Nunez Jr.	Scientist
Renee Tenison	Dog Owner
Richard Saxton	American Newscaster
Peter Segal	Scared Popcorn Man,Scared Little Girl
William Kerr	Scared Popcorn Man
Michael Ewing	Hot Dog Vendor
Kym Whitley	Party Guest
Rainell Saunders	Bridesmaid
Naomi Morales	Buxom Student
David Newman	Composer

Technical Credits

Barry W. Blaustein

Paul Weitz

David Sheffield

Peter Segal	Director
Barry W. Blaustein	Screenwriter
Paul Weitz	Screenwriter,Screenwriter
David Sheffield	Screenwriter
Pamela Basker	Casting
James D. Brubaker	Executive Producer
Jon Farhat	Special Effects
Mickey Gilbert	Stunts
Brian Grazer	Producer,Director
Karen Kehela	Executive Producer,Producer
Joanne Koehler	Casting
Jerry Lewis	Executive Producer
Eddie Murphy	Executive Producer
Alan Oliney	Stunts
Tom Shadyac	Executive Producer,Producer
Jose Garcia	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

From the family barbeque sketch on his second album, Comedian, to the rollicking barbershop quartet of Coming to America, Eddie Murphy has always tested the boundaries of character creation. Now, in the second installment of the Nutty Professor, The Klumps, Murphy is finally given free rein, returning as Sherman Klump, as well as Sherman's supercool alter-ego Buddy Love, and the entire Klump family. Sherman discovers a Fountain-of-Youth serum, his bosses seek to exploit it, and Buddy Love wants to steal and sell it. All the while, Sherman courts Denise Gaines (Janet Jackson), and fends off his cacophonous family. But the story is secondary to the textured antics of Murphy breathing life into every one of his Klumps -- especially Sherman's parents. With Murphy -- as with the late Sir Alec Guinness in Kind Hearts and Coronets -- you constantly forget you are watching the same actor in multiple roles.