Renato's son - Laurent, whom had a prominent role in the first part, is only briefly mentioned and not featured at all.
Is generally considered to be worse than the original cult classic, both by the audiences and the critics.
During the opening credits, many prominent shots from the first film are featured.
Some attribute the film's failure to resonate as much with the audiences as the original, to the overtly racist jokes and departure from the original characters' personalities in order to make them into easily marketable, "on-off joke" type caricatures; Which is ironic, because the film is set in a much darker situation than the original.
Features blackface and several other mildly racist moments.
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By what name was La Cage aux Folles II (1980) officially released in Canada in English?
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