Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
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Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

Year:
Duration:
104 min
Genres:
Comedy
IMDB rate:
6.9
Director:
Kevin Smith
Awards:
1 nomination
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2001-08-24
Filming Locations: Santa Clarita, California, USA
Earnings
Budget: $22,000,000
Opening Weekend: $11,018,543 (USA) (26 August 2001)
Gross: $30,059,386 (USA) (7 October 2001)
Cast
Actor
Character
Steve Kmetko
Steve Kmetko
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Jason Mewes
Jay
Kevin Smith
Silent Bob
Ben Affleck
Holden McNeil
Jeff Anderson
Randal Graves
Brian O'Halloran
Dante Hicks
Shannon Elizabeth
Justice
Eliza Dushku
Sissy
Ali Larter
Chrissy
Jennifer Schwalbach Smith
Missy
Will Ferrell
Federal Wildlife Marshal Willenholly
Jason Lee
Brodie Bruce
Judd Nelson
Sheriff
George Carlin
Hitchhiker
Carrie Fisher
Nun
Seann William Scott
Brent
Jon Stewart
Reg Hartner
Jules Asner
Jules Asner
Tracy Morgan
Pumpkin Escobar
Gus Van Sant
Gus Van Sant
Chris Rock
Chaka Luther King
Jamie Kennedy
Chaka's Production Assistant
Wes Craven
Wes Craven
Shannen Doherty
Shannen Doherty
Mark Hamill
Cocknocker
Amy Noble
Silent Bob's Mother
Harley Quinn Smith
Baby Silent Bob
Ever Carradine
Jay's Mother
Brian Andrew Saible
Baby Jay
Gavin Brooks
Baby Jay
John Willyung
Passerby
Jake Richardson
Teen #1
Nick Fellinger
Teen #2
Vincent Pereira
Quick Stop Customer
Ernest O'Donnell
Cop
Tango
Suzanne
Marc Blucas
The Guy
Matthew James
The Dude
Jane Silvia
Bookish Girl
Carmen Llywelyn
Redhead Beauty
Dan Etheridge
Deputy
Eric Winzenried
Cop #1
Jonathan Gordon
Cop #2
John Maynard
Cop #3
Robert Holtzman
Cop #4 (as Robert H. Holtzman)
Tom Dorfmeister
Cop #5
Joe Quesada
Pizza Delivery Guy
Diedrich Bader
Miramax Security Guard Gordon
Scott Mosier
GWH2 Assistant Director /
James J. McLauchlin
GWH2 Clapper / Loader
Joseph D. Reitman
Bluntman & Chronic Assistant Director
Paul Dini
Bluntman & Chronic Clapper / Loader
Quentin Wright
William Dusky
Gregory Owen
Suburban Kid
Ralph B. Meyer
Receptionist (as Ralph Meyer)
Bryan Johnson
Steve-Dave Pulasti
Walter Flanagan
Walt Grover the Fanboy
Renée Humphrey
Tricia Jones
Joey Lauren Adams
Alyssa Jones
Dwight Ewell
Hooper LaMont
Alanis Morissette
That Woman (God)
Morris Day
Morris Day
Jerome Benton
Jerome Benton (as The Time)
Garry Johnson
Garry Johnson (as The Time)
Monte Moir
Monte Moir (as The Time)
Torrell Ruffin
Torrell Ruffin - Morris Day And The Time
Ricky Smith
Ricky Smith- Morris Day And The Time
James Van Der Beek
James Van Der Beek
Jason Biggs
Jason Biggs (uncredited)
Thomas Burke
Blue Collar Man
Matt Damon
Matt Damon
William B. Davis
Cigarette Smoking Man
Susan Engel
Ben Affleck's Make-Up Artist (uncredited)
Stephanie Entin
Convenience Store Girl (uncredited)
Cass Franklin
Extra (uncredited)
Mark Steven Johnson
Movie Director (uncredited)
Demetra Karakostas
Movie Patron Couple (uncredited)
Zak Knutson
The C.L.I.T. (voice) (uncredited)
Corey Scott Levin
Concertgoer / Film Attendee (uncredited)
Brian Lynch
Comic Book Shopper #1 (uncredited)
David Mandel
Extra (uncredited)
Chris McDevitt
Comic Book Shopper #2 (uncredited)
Art Oughton
Clapper / Loader (uncredited)
John Papp
Movie Patron Couple (uncredited)
Derek Raser
Bus Driver (uncredited)
Bob Schreck
Gus Van Sant's Assistant (uncredited)
Scott Sener
Quiet Scott (uncredited)
Rusty Sheridan
Afroed Whitey (uncredited)
John Strand
Miramax Security Guard #2 (uncredited)
Nicole Vanderhoff
GWH2 Extra Glaring at PA (uncredited)
Scott William Winters
Clark
Did you know?
Trivia
Kevin Smith:  [Jaws]  Numerous references to Jaws (1975).
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For the posters and DVD cover of this movie, the production company simply re-used Chris Rock's promotional photo from Dogma (1999).
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Brodie's comic book store, "Brodie's Secret Stash," is a slightly altered version of Kevin Smith's real-life comic book store, Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash, in Red Bank, New Jersey.
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Goofs
When Jay and Silent Bob release the animals from the test clinic, at least two of the CG mice run through Bob's foot.
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During the final shoot-out, the girls empty their magazines (the slides on their guns lock back)... but they continue to fire anyway, with CG muzzle-blasts and all.
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In the beginning when Jay and Silent Bob are in the 1970's, Jay's mom goes into the Record store (RST Video to be) and a Free Willy video is visible just inside the door, a movie that wasn't released until 1993.
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Quotes
Banky: God, I'm so embarrassed.
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Cock-Knocker: Not again.
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Holden: Fuck Jay and Silent Bob. Fuck them up their stupid asses.
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Faq
Q
Is this the final movie set in 'The Askewniverse'?
A
While 'God' literally closes the book on The Askewniverse at the end of the movie, if you look closely, you'll notice that the final page she has bookmarked is roughly 3/4 of the way through the book, as opposed to the end of the book where one would normally find "THE END".Director Kevin Smith has stated that this subtlety was purposely included as an out in the event they should ever want to revisit the Askewniverse again.Indeed, they would do so once more in Clerks II. A hidden easter egg on the DVD release of that movie reveals the director discussing the Askewniverse prop book used in Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back, and also shows Smith moving the bookmark about 9/10th of the way to the end.Take that as you will.
Q
What are the references to Kevin Smith's other work?
A
"Clerks."- The "I Assure You, We're Open" sign on the front.- The "If You Plan to Shoplift" sign on the register.- The appearance of Dante and Randal.- In Jay's monkey rant, Dante says "I'm not even supposed to be here today!", which is his catchphrase from Clerks. Also, a customer asks Dante, "Are you even supposed to be here today?".- The sign that the girls have in their hotel room says "Congrats on our 37th heist" - 37 is a very important number in Clerks."Mallrats"- The appearance of Brodie and the grappling gun.- A still behind the register of Brodie's secret stash is a still from the end of Mallrats.- Brodie says, "Say, would you like a chocolate-covered pretzel?", which something he asked Mr. Svenning in Mallrats.- The monkey, Suzanne, first appeared in Mallrats.- Shannen Doherty makes an appearance.- Trish "The Dish" Jones makes an appearance.- Alyssa says Bluntman and Chronic Strike Back was better than Mallrats."Chasing Amy"- Bluntman and Chronic were first introduced in this film.- The appearance of Holden, Banky, Hooper and Alyssa Jones.- Holden's apartment has a dartboard, which is a reference to the dartboard scene in Amy.- Holden's company is called Potzer's Inc. Potzer is something that Holden repeatedly said in Amy.- Chaka's inker rant is a reference to the opening scene of Amy.- Jay mentions Silent Bob's Amy story, which he told in Amy.- Banky says to Willenholly that he does not kiss guys. In Amy, Banky is kissed by Holden.- Trish mentions the comic Chasing Amy and that Mirimax optioned it for a movie."Dogma"- George Carlin and Chris Rock make appearances.- Matt Damon says that he was talked into doing Dogma by Ben Affleck.- Jay says "God herself", which is a reference to God being portayed by Alanis Morrisette.- A Buddy Christ statue is seen in the scene with the nun.- Jay and Bob beat up clergy members.- God appears after the credits.- Jay and Bob meet Justice at a Mooby's restaurant, which was first seen in Dogma."Clerks: The Animated Series"- Randal calls Jay "Burn Boy", which he called him in the cartoon.
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Photos from cast
Steve Kmetko
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