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* ProductionPosse: Much of the crew from the first ''Film/JohnWick'' film show up here along with director David Leitch: Cinematographer Jonathan Sela, composer Tyler Bates, editor Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir and actor Daniel Bernhardt (the blond KGB agent who fights Lorraine during TheOner in the abandoned building) who previously played [[TheDragon Kirill]]. The stunt work is done by 87Eleven Studios, the stunt house/production company run by David Leitch and Chad Stahelski, the directors of ''Film/JohnWick''.
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* ProductionPosse: Much of the crew from the first ''Film/JohnWick'' film show up here along with director David Leitch: Cinematographer Jonathan Sela, composer Tyler Bates, editor Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir and actor Daniel Bernhardt (the blond KGB agent who fights Lorraine during TheOner in the abandoned building) who previously played [[TheDragon Kirill]]. The stunt work is done by 87Eleven Studios, the stunt house/production company run by David Leitch and Chad Stahelski, Creator/ChadStahelski, the directors of ''Film/JohnWick''.
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** Music/DavidBowie was approached to play one of the interrogators in the framing story, but respectfully declined. This ended up being fortunate, as his death came partway through filming (which was probably the reason he turned it down in the first place, being well aware his days were numbered and not wanting to stick them with that situation). Two of his songs, [[Film/CatPeople "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)"]] and [[Music/HotSpace "Under Pressure"]], still grace the soundtrack.
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** Music/DavidBowie was approached to play one of the interrogators in the framing story, but respectfully declined. This ended up being fortunate, as his death came partway through filming (which was probably the reason that he turned it down in the first place, being well aware his days were numbered and not wanting to stick them with that situation). Two of his songs, [[Film/CatPeople "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)"]] and [[Music/HotSpace "Under Pressure"]], still grace the soundtrack.
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** Music/DavidBowie was approached to play one of the interrogators in the framing story, but respectfully declined. This ended up being fortunate, as his death came partway through filming (which was probably the reason he turned it down in the first place, being well aware his days were numbered and not wanting to stick them with that situation). One of his songs, [[Film/CatPeople "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)"]], still graces the soundtrack.
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** Music/DavidBowie was approached to play one of the interrogators in the framing story, but respectfully declined. This ended up being fortunate, as his death came partway through filming (which was probably the reason he turned it down in the first place, being well aware his days were numbered and not wanting to stick them with that situation). One Two of his songs, [[Film/CatPeople "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)"]], Fire)"]] and [[Music/HotSpace "Under Pressure"]], still graces grace the soundtrack.
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** Danish actor Roland Møller as BigBad Bremovych.
** Icelandic actor Jóhannes Jóhannesson as Bakhtin.
** Danish actor Roland Møller as BigBad Bremovych.
** Icelandic actor Jóhannes Jóhannesson as Bakhtin.
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** Music/DavidBowie was approached to play one of the interrogators in the framing story, but respectfully declined. This ended up being fortunate, as his death came partway through filming (which was probably the reason he turned it down in the first place, being well aware his days were numbered and not wanting to stick them with that situation).
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** Music/DavidBowie was approached to play one of the interrogators in the framing story, but respectfully declined. This ended up being fortunate, as his death came partway through filming (which was probably the reason he turned it down in the first place, being well aware his days were numbered and not wanting to stick them with that situation). One of his songs, [[Film/CatPeople "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)"]], still graces the soundtrack.
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* OnSetInjury: Creator/CharlizeTheron cracked two teeth filming a fight scene.
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* DoingItForTheArt: According to David Leitch, Creator/CharlizeTheron spent [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdB1XP8rpx8 three months of intensive training]] in firearms and stunts in order to perform as many of the film's stunts herself as possible. This, in a way, is another echo of ''Film/JohnWick'' in the film's production; Creator/KeanuReeves put himself through similarly intensive training to perform the stunts of that film himself. Charlize's training coincided with Keanu's training for ''Film/JohnWickChapter2'', since they both used the same stunt teams. Having been good friends [[Film/TheDevilsAdvocate from past roles]], they got into friendly competitions and even sparred together on occasion.
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* FanNickname:
** "[[DistaffCounterpart Jane]] [[Franchise/JohnWick Wick]]", both for Lorraine and the film itself, as this film and ''John Wick'' feature a highly effective and pragmatic assassin as the protagonist, revolve around secret societies, and have long action scenes that avert such tropes like ShakyCam and BottomlessMagazines. This is helped by the fact that this film's director, David Leitch, co-directed ''John Wick''.
** "[[Franchise/JamesBond Jane Bond]]" is also becoming a popular descriptor for the movie and the character after the film's release since its story, [[UsefulNotes/ColdWar setting]], protagonist and romance have more in common with him than with the more action-heavy, plot-light ''Franchise/JohnWick'' films.
** "[[DistaffCounterpart Jane]] [[Franchise/JohnWick Wick]]", both for Lorraine and the film itself, as this film and ''John Wick'' feature a highly effective and pragmatic assassin as the protagonist, revolve around secret societies, and have long action scenes that avert such tropes like ShakyCam and BottomlessMagazines. This is helped by the fact that this film's director, David Leitch, co-directed ''John Wick''.
** "[[Franchise/JamesBond Jane Bond]]" is also becoming a popular descriptor for the movie and the character after the film's release since its story, [[UsefulNotes/ColdWar setting]], protagonist and romance have more in common with him than with the more action-heavy, plot-light ''Franchise/JohnWick'' films.
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* ProductionPosse: Much of the crew from the first ''Film/JohnWick'' film show up here along with director David Leitch: Cinematographer Jonathan Sela, composer Tyler Bates, editor Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir and actor Daniel Bernhardt (the blond KGB agent who fights Lorraine during TheOner in the abandoned building) who previously played [[TheDragon Kirill]]. The stunt work is done by 87Eleven Studios, the stunt house/production company run by David Leitch and Chad Stahelski, the directors of Film/JohnWick.''Film/JohnWick''.
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** Music/DavidBowie was approached to play one of the interrogators in the framing story, but respectfully declined. This ended up being fortunate, with as his death coming came partway through filming (which was probably the reason he turned it down in the first place, being well aware his days were numbered and not wanting to stick them with that situation).
