Tonny is released from prison – again. This time he has his mind set on changing his broken down life, but that is easier said than done.

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Film Cast:

• Tonny: Mads Mikkelsen
• Smeden: Leif Sylvester
• Kusse Kurt: Kurt Nielsen
• Charlotte: Anne Sørensen
• Ø: Øyvind Hagen-Traberg
• Røde: Karsten Schrøder
• Gry: Maria Erwolter
• The Old: Dan Dommer
• Svend: Sven Erik Eskeland Larsen
• Chief: Jean Pierre Peuleve
• Milo: Zlatko Burić
• Prostitute: Maya Ababadjani
• Prostitute: Maria Mendoza
• Valdemar: Luis Werner Grau
• Baby: Lasse Wenkers
• Kurt’s Daughter: Anja Bertelsen
• Lille Muhammed: Ilyas Agac
• Mia: Sine Nielsen
• Jeanette: Linse Kessler
• Lotte: Lotte Wenkens
• Vanja: Vasilije Bojičić
• Slavko: Slavica Knežević
• Deployed: Hakan Turan
• Deployed: L’ymani Saibi
• Deployed: Ayoub Saibi
• Deployed: Rachied Isdrissi
• Deployed: Hüseyin Turan
• Deployed: Salar Janabzadeh
• Deployed: Knud Vesterskov
• Deployed: Sune Anderson
• Deployed: Karsten Sø
• Deployed: Jasim Laut
• Girl in Ferrari: Sofie Aandahl
• Man in Ferrari: Jan Fog
• Man with Dog: Flemming Hansen
• Car Thief: Henrik Blich
• Car Thief: Thomas Scheer
• Car Thief: Thomas Harder
• Man in Subway: Allan Grandal
• Wedding Guest: Charlotte Gamberg
• Wedding Guest: Jeppe Kristiansen
• Wedding Guest: Latka Bakic
• Wedding Guest: Lennert Mouritzen
• Wedding Guest: Marcus Kolind
• Wedding Guest: Mia R. Andersen
• Wedding Guest: Pawel Godziak
• Wedding Guest: Ronny Watt
• Wedding Guest: Janelie Jensen
• Wedding Guest: Tom Frederiksen
• Wedding Guest: Jeller
• Wedding Guest: Natale Zupelli
• Wedding Guest: Katinka A. Schyberg
• Wedding Guest: Henrik Boensvang
• Wedding Guest: Albert Hatchwell
• Wedding Guest: Christian Wenkens
• Bartender: Kitt Nielsen
• Bartender: Michael Zile
• Stripper: Aino Junka
• Night Bus Passenger: David Adam
• Night Bus Passenger: Linus Ekland
• Night Bus Passenger: Geneal Sanders
• Night Bus Passenger: Camilla Ramonn

Film Crew:

• Editor: Janus Billeskov Jansen
• Director: Nicolas Winding Refn
• Executive Producer: Rupert Preston
• Original Music Composer: Peter Peter
• Director of Photography: Morten Søborg
• Executive Producer: Kim Magnusson
• Executive Producer: Mikkel Berg
• Producer: Henrik Danstrup
• Executive Producer: Kenneth D. Plummer
• Editor: Anne Østerud
• Production Design: Rasmus Thjellesen
• Costume Design: Jane Whittaker
• Foley Artist: Jack Stew
• Dolby Consultant: James Seddon
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Mark Paterson
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Paul Carr
• Sound Designer: Jens Bønding

Movie Reviews:

• r96sk: ‘Pusher II’ improves upon its predecessor, if only by a little.
• I found this 2004 flick to be comparatively more pleasant to watch, not in terms of a lack of violence or anything (there’s plenty!) but more so just as a film in general – it feels more well made and a bit more progressive story-wise. It’s still nothing perfect or anything that enthralled me at all, but I definitely class it highly (albeit minorly) than ‘Pusher’.
• I would’ve preferred a sequel that followed up with Kim Bodnia’s Frank, at least character-wise anyway as actor-wise Mads Mikkelsen is the one I’d prefer to watch instead. Mikkelsen puts in a good performance, 8 years on from his acting debut in the original. Away from Mads, Leif Sylvester Petersen is probably the standout – though all the support cast are pretty much level with each other to be honest.
• I’m interested to see where the third and final flick from this series goes, given Mads Mikkelsen’s absence and, from what I gather from the tiniest of look-ups out of pure nosiness, Kim Bodnia’s continued disappearance. Viaplay recommended ‘Pusher 3’ at the end of this film and their promo image features Zlatko Burić, so I know he makes it a hat-trick of appearances at least.