Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Secret of the Ooze

About this Broadcast

The reptiles take on the vengeful Shredder, who holds the last of the toxic goo that caused their mutation.

1991 English

Action/adventure Fantasy Children Cartoon Comedy Sequel Other

Cast & Crew

Paige Turco (Actor) .. April O'Neil

David Warner (Actor) .. Professor Jordan Perry

Michelan Sisti (Actor) .. Michaelangelo

Leif Tilden (Actor) .. Donatello

Kenn Troum (Actor) .. Raphael

Mark Caso (Actor) .. Leonardo

Ernie Reyes Jr. (Actor) .. Keno

François Chau (Actor) .. Shredder

Toshishiro Obata (Actor) .. Tatsu

Raymond Serra (Actor)

Mark Ginther (Actor)

Kurt Bryant (Actor)

Kevin Nash (Actor) .. Super Shredder

Joseph Amodei (Actor)

Nick DeMarinis (Actor)

Kelli Rabke (Actor)

Keith Coulouris (Actor) .. Thug #1

Susan Essman (Actor)

Lee Spencer (Actor)

Gianpolo Bonaca (Actor)

Mark Doerr (Actor)

Tim Parati (Actor) .. Crew Member

John Brady (Actor)

Bill Luhrs (Actor) .. TGRI Assistant #2

Jon Thompson (Actor) .. TGRI Worker

Michael Pressman (Actor) .. News Manager

Rick Colella (Actor)

Dewey Weber (Actor) .. Foot Recruiter

Sasha Pressman (Actor)

David Pressman (Actor) .. Old Man

Mahmud-Bey (Actor)

Lisa Chess (Actor)

Vanilla Ice (Actor) .. Himself

Earthquake (Actor)

Gregg Salata (Actor)

Mak Wilson (Actor) .. Promoter's Aide

Mark Grinage (Actor)

John Henry Huffman IV (Actor)

Everett Fitzgerald (Actor)

Ray Serra (Actor) .. Chief Stems

Lynn Stalmaster (Actor)

John E. Brady (Actor) .. TGRI Assistant #1

Shiek Mahmud-Bey (Actor) .. Audience Man

Gregory Salata (Actor) .. Promoter

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Did You Know..

Paige Turco (Actor) .. April O'Neil

Born: May 17, 1965
Birthplace: Springfield, Massachusetts, United States

Trivia: Known to pint-sized filmgoers as April O'Neil in the two sequels to 1990s live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, actress Paige Turco followed up that role with several extended arcs on such television shows as NYPD Blue, Party of Five, and Rescue Me. In 2007, Turco was cast as one of the leads on ABC's Big Shots, a corporate drama starring Dylan McDermott and Michael Vartan. In the years to come, Turco would remain active on screen, appearing on shows like Damages.

David Warner (Actor) .. Professor Jordan Perry

Born: July 29, 1941
Birthplace: Manchester, Lancashire, England

Trivia: Manchester native David Warner supported himself as a book salesman while studying at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. Warner made his stage bow at the Royal Court Theater in 1962, the same year that he first appeared on television. In 1965, Warner became the youngest-ever member of the Royal Shakespeare Company to tackle the role of Hamlet. In films from 1963 (he played Master Blifil in Tom Jones), Warner achieved international fame for his star turn as the certifiably insane protagonist of Morgan! (1966). His appearance as the village idiot in Straw Dogs (1971) went uncredited due to an injury that rendered him uninsurable on the set; but this was the only time that Warner's contribution to a film would ever go unofficially unheralded. Seldom settling for a normal, sedate characterization, Warner has been seen as Jack the Ripper in Time After Time (1981), the Evil Genius in Time Bandits (1983), Dr. Alfred Necessiter (who had some interior decorator!) in The Man With Two Brains (1984), and genially eccentric Professor Jordan Perry (a good guy, for a change) in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 (1992). He has also played two different roles in two consecutive Star Trek films. On television, David Warner has played Heydrich in Holocaust (1978), Pomponius Falco (a performance that won him an Emmy) in Masada (1981), and Bob Cratchit (what-not Scrooge?) in the 1984 adaptation of A Christmas Carol.

Michelan Sisti (Actor) .. Michaelangelo

Born: May 27, 1949

Leif Tilden (Actor) .. Donatello

Born: March 20, 1964

Kenn Troum (Actor) .. Raphael

Mark Caso (Actor) .. Leonardo

Ernie Reyes Jr. (Actor) .. Keno

Born: January 15, 1972

François Chau (Actor) .. Shredder

Born: October 26, 1959
Birthplace: Phnom Penh

Toshishiro Obata (Actor) .. Tatsu

Born: October 20, 1948

Raymond Serra (Actor)

Born: August 13, 1936

Mark Ginther (Actor)

Kurt Bryant (Actor)

Kevin Nash (Actor) .. Super Shredder

Born: July 09, 1959

Joseph Amodei (Actor)

Nick DeMarinis (Actor)

Kelli Rabke (Actor)

Born: April 06, 1967

Keith Coulouris (Actor) .. Thug #1

Born: November 05, 1967

Susan Essman (Actor)

Lee Spencer (Actor)

Gianpolo Bonaca (Actor)

Mark Doerr (Actor)

Tim Parati (Actor) .. Crew Member

John Brady (Actor)

Bill Luhrs (Actor) .. TGRI Assistant #2

Jon Thompson (Actor) .. TGRI Worker

Michael Pressman (Actor) .. News Manager

Born: July 01, 1950

Rick Colella (Actor)

Dewey Weber (Actor) .. Foot Recruiter

Born: December 30, 1971

Sasha Pressman (Actor)

David Pressman (Actor) .. Old Man

Born: November 06, 1965
Died: August 29, 2011

Mahmud-Bey (Actor)

Lisa Chess (Actor)

Vanilla Ice (Actor) .. Himself

Born: October 31, 1967
Birthplace: Dallas, Texas, United States

Trivia: Born Robert Van Winkle. Rap star who occasionally acts, onscreen from 1991.

Earthquake (Actor)

Born: May 29, 1963

Trivia: Born Nathaniel Martin Stroman, comedian Earthquake began his professional life with an 11-year tenure in the U.S. Air Force. During that stint, he found his life's true calling by impetuously performing at a talent night called "Tops and Blues," held at Elgin Air Force Base in the Florida community of Ft. Walton Beach. Earthquake (or "Quake" as he was frequently known) subsequently headlined engagements at Atlanta's Uptown Comedy Corner to enthusiastic response, and thus discovered that comedic delivery came naturally to him. He spent the next several years (during the late '90s) establishing a unique comic presence, distinguishing himself via inventive routines that blithely and colorfully commented on the African-American experience while projecting undercurrents of tremendous anger, sadness, and frustration. This combination of emotional complexity and raw wit made him a tremendously popular figure on the club circuit, particularly among black audiences, and helped him secure appearances in such filmed venues as Russell Simmons' Def Comedy Jam, BET's ComicView, and Laffapalooza. Earthquake moved into feature roles with a bit part as a husband in Kevin Smith's Clerks II, then joined Ice Cube, Keke Palmer, and Tasha Smith for the Fred Durst-directed sports comedy The Longshots (2008).

Gregg Salata (Actor)

Mak Wilson (Actor) .. Promoter's Aide

Born: September 03, 1957

Mark Grinage (Actor)

John Henry Huffman IV (Actor)

Everett Fitzgerald (Actor)

Ray Serra (Actor) .. Chief Stems

Lynn Stalmaster (Actor)

Born: November 17, 1927
Birthplace: Omaha, Nebraska, United States

Trivia: Son of a Nebraska Supreme Court judge. Enlisted in the U.S. Army during World War II. Was the first independent casting director for motion pictures. Opened his own casting office in 1955. Was the first casting director in the history of the Academy to receive an Oscar.

John E. Brady (Actor) .. TGRI Assistant #1

Shiek Mahmud-Bey (Actor) .. Audience Man

Gregory Salata (Actor) .. Promoter

Born: July 21, 1949