The hero in Europe and America is Badran Budd, an Indian.

Van Wilder 2: The Rise of the Taj Mahal

King of Replica 2

Director: mort nathan Mortensen

The King of Replicas 2 Starring: Kal Penn Carpan

Lauren cohan lauren cohan

Glen barry Glenn Barry

Heroine: Holly Davidson Holly Davidson

King of Replica 2 Stills Poster

Type: comedy

Duration: 95 minutes

Rating: R (vulgar sexual content, naked lens, swearing)

Release: Milad Movie Bauer Martinez Entertainment/MGM.

Release date: 65438+February 2006 1 (USA)

IMDB score:-

Recommended index: ★★★★

The King of Replicas 2: Introduction to the Story and the Cast of the Heroine (Stills)

King of Replica 2 Synopsis:

Taj Badaran Ba (kal penn) finally looks forward to the day when she graduates from her hometown of couric University. And what he will usher in is a more challenging and novel study abroad day. In particular, he will go to Cambridge University, which is the dream of countless students. Going there is not just to learn something. "

After The King of Replicas won unprecedented praise in 2002, whether it is necessary to make a sequel has become one of the main concerns of film creators. Director mort nathan said: "I have seen the first episode of The King of Repetition, and I think walt becker at that time had explained the story about Van Wilde very clearly and carefully. We can continue to pay attention to this role. After all, Van Wilde's lifestyle is not personalized, but has risen to a philosophy of life. Unfortunately, we can hardly find anything wonderful about this role. So, we thought of Taj, an old friend of Van Wilde in that movie. When he continued his studies in a boring famous university in England, the rigid social customs there inspired the' Van Wilde' factor in him. "

Four years ago, Taj was played by Kal Penn in "The King of Replicas", and the role also appeared in "Pig Head Wandering the Street" (Harold &; Young people of Indian descent from Kumar went to White Castle, Superman came back, and the namesake finally "corrected" the supporting role of Taj Mahal in the sequel. But in kal penn's view, The King of Replicas 2 is not a sequel in the strict sense: "Although Taj is a proud disciple of Van Wilde, they are different individuals after all. In the first episode, Taj regained his confidence through Van Wilde's unpacking training class. Now, he wants to process and reuse what he learned from Van Wilde and help those losers in Jinjian University who are the same as before. " In the first episode, Van Wilde taught Taji all the tricks of how to become a "professional" student: being liked by everyone, especially the opposite sex, and becoming a veritable "girl killer" ... Of course, the interesting part of "The King of Replicas" will be retained and carried forward in the sequel. As for the Wilde-style philosophy of life established by Van Wilde in the first episode, let it follow the movie.

Taj's friends, lovers and enemies

In the film, Taj finally found the perfect lover-Charlotte Higginson. However, flowers always match cow dung, and Charlotte is dating Pepper, Taj's arch-rival ... Charlotte is played by the beautiful Diana Frances lauren cohan, who once played a wonderful opposite role with Heath Ledger in Casanova, in which she became a strict female university teacher. At first, the relationship between Taj and Charlotte was tense, because Charlotte's conservative character in her bones could not stand Taj's unconventional lifestyle. The turning point in their relationship came when Charlotte told Taj that members of the "Fool Club" might be in danger of being expelled from school because of their poor grades. At this point, the two stopped fighting with each other and made every effort to help those who might drop out of school improve their grades. The same goal finally made Charlotte give up her prejudice and see the other side of Taj, a true self.

As for the members of the "Fool's Club", they are all losers with abnormal lives. Let them fight the most popular "fraternity" in the school? This is a bit ridiculous. But under the strict training of Taj, everyone in the "Fool's Club" finally got the most fundamental change, which affected the change of life. Gus, no one in school doesn't hate him. He hates people in school ... But he likes Taj, as he himself said: "Only Taj can listen to everything I say carefully and believe in my lofty ideals. He is different from others and won't treat me like a monster. " It is true that Gus has incredible intelligence, but he can't find a way to integrate into the whole society, but Taj knows how to help him.

Gus not only learned to get along with people, but also found a girlfriend-Sadie played by Holly Davidson. It stands to reason that this London girl is hot and sweet and should be the most popular girl among boys on campus. However, Sadie is a little different. She is as careless as a boy, which puts her in a very bad situation. Her innocence is often teased, teased ... and even played together. What Taj finally taught her was the charm and enchanting that a woman should have. As for "dumb" Simon, his extreme inferiority has given him great psychological obstacles, which makes him afraid to communicate with others. However, the most interesting person here should be seamus, a vulgar alcoholic who is not only addicted to alcohol, but also grumpy. His biggest joke in the film is that he can sleep everywhere because he drinks too much. In fact, you will doubt whether he really owns a bedroom, because he always sleeps in a pub.

As a well-deserved rival of Taj, Pepper Everett can be said to be both his rival in love and the most competitive opponent. However, there is something wrong with Pep's personality. His greatest pleasure is to yank the blanket under the feet of freshmen and make them fall to the ground ... Pep usually shows that he doesn't welcome a person in this way, and it will certainly not cause others' anger, just as his actor Daniel percival said: "This is really a very annoying person. His position in the school fraternity is not because they are popular. As a result, his behavior backfired, Charlotte finally fell in love with Taj, and Pep couldn't get rid of it. "

It seems that we will see a completely different Taj Mahal in the film, at least different from the "Van Wilde era". Through every detail, the story not only deconstructs the Taj Mahal's personality characteristics, but also satirizes some drawbacks of British culture ... these are the places that the first film lacked.