Synopsis

After fleeing trouble in Malibu, Deuce Bigalow travels to Amsterdam to help his former pimp, T.J. Hicks. When T.J. is accused of murdering Europe's most successful male escorts, Deuce returns to the profession to investigate. While serving a series of eccentric clients, he uncovers a conspiracy targeting gigolos across the continent.

Factoids & Trivia

• The sequel was released in the United States on August 12, 2005, through Columbia Pictures, after the first film had been released by Touchstone Pictures.

• Happy Madison moved the production to Columbia Pictures following creative disagreements with Touchstone. Disney reportedly wanted a PG-13 sequel, while the filmmakers wanted to preserve the original film's R rating.

• Although the story is centered on Amsterdam, filming also took place in Spain, including Estepona and Torre Guadiaro in Andalusia. Amsterdam locations included the Artis Zoo.

• The film was made on an estimated $22 million budget and earned approximately $45 million worldwide.

• Its alternate title during development and in some listings was "Deuce Bigalow 2: Destination Amsterdam."

• The film received five Golden Raspberry Award nominations, including Worst Picture and Worst Actor. Rob Schneider won the Worst Actor award.

• The finished film runs approximately 83 minutes, making it notably shorter than many contemporary theatrical comedies.