Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (2005)
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9% of critics liked it
(99 reviews) -
51% of users liked it
(176,242 ratings)
Women of the world beware -- the world's least likely male pleasure machine is back in business and breaching international boundaries in this sequel to the comedy hit Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo. Despite his lack of enthusiasm for his career as a lover-for-hire, Deuce (once again played by Rob… More Women of the world beware -- the world's least likely male pleasure machine is back in business and breaching international boundaries in this sequel to the comedy hit Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo. Despite his lack of enthusiasm for his career as a lover-for-hire, Deuce (once again played by Rob Schneider) is back to work as a gigolo when his former manager T.J. Hicks (Eddie Griffin) is accused of murdering a number of male escorts in Amsterdam. Needing to raise money for his friend's legal defense, Deuce is once again showing off the tricks of the trade in the European theater, while also dealing with the less-than-genial European Union of gigolos, a British school for male prostitutes, and some truly puzzling female clients. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Directed By
- Mike Bigelow, Michael Bigelow
- Written By
- David Garrett, Jason Ward
- Genres
- Comedy
R,
- In Theaters
- Aug 12, 2005 Wide
- Studio
- Sony
Critic Reviews
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James Crawford, Village Voice
It's an unimaginative, mean-spirited gross-out that forgot to bring the funny.
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Richard Roeper, Ebert & Roeper
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo is the cinematic equivalent of a bunch of 13-year-old boys in a locker room, repeating dirty phrases they've just learned.
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Peter Hartlaub, San Francisco Chronicle
At times, European Gigolo feels more like an international incident than a movie.
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Tom Keogh, Seattle Times
Along the way, you pray we've finally reached the nadir of gross-out movies; that it's all uphill from here.
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Peter Debruge, Miami Herald
Rob Schneider's shtick still amounts to little more than shameless self-deprecation. It's as though he'll do anything for a laugh -- except elevate the humor itself.
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Cast
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Rob Schneider
as Deuce Bigalow
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Eddie Griffin
as T.J. Hicks
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Jeroen Krabbé
as Gaspar Voorsboch
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Til Schweiger
as Heinz Hummer
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Hanna Verboom
as Eva
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Alex Dimitriades
as Enzo
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Carlos Ponce
as Rodrigo
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Charles Keating
as Gian-Carlo
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Douglas Sills
as Chadsworth Buckingham III
- Rachel Stevens
- Kelly Brook
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Vincent Martella
as Billy
- Jean Reno
- Bastiaan Ragas
- Edwin Alofs
- Fred Armisen
- Johnny de Mol
- Kostas Sommer
- Miranda Raison
- Zoe Telford
