Thong Girl 2: The Return of the Thong (2004)
Overview
Music City, USA has a new crimefighting superhero! Assistant District Attorney Lana Layonme fights crime in the courtroom in a city that's known for bright lights and country music stars. But sometimes legal justice is just not enough and that's when she becomes THONG GIRL!
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.455 |
Directed By
Glen Weiss
Crew
Sam Engelheardt
Paul Griffin
Sharon Elvin
Adam Burnett
Sam Engelheardt
Paul Griffin
Paul Griffin
Chris Videll
Chris Videll
Glen Weiss
Heather Gentry
Heather Gentry
Karla Lawson
Karla Lawson
Karla Lawson
Perry Poston
Adam Burnett
Robin Weaver
Robin Weaver
Ken Bernstein
Martin Brady
Nate Ewing
John Hamm
Steve Lamar
Stubby Newell
Dan Sheley
Richard Timberlake
Desi Turner
Glen Weiss
Glen Weiss
Perry Poston
Glen Weiss
Robin Weaver
TOP CAST
Leah Adcock
Lanna Layonme / Thong Girl
Martin Brady
Dweeble Mahoney
Adam Burnett
Chaz Chernobyl
Tony Domenico
Andy Andrews / BoxerBrief Boy
Turner Fox
Mr. Bigg's Woman
Paula Gomes
Mr. Bigg's Woman
Paul Griffin
Derelict on Railroad Tracks
Daryl Hickman Sr.
Mr. Bigg's Bodyguard
Perry Poston
Train Engineer
Norris Randall
Mr. Bigg
Dan Sheley
Derelict on Railroad Tracks
Desi Turner
Mr. Bigg's Bodyguard
Rick Wey
Derelict on Railroad Tracks
Rob Wilkins
Chaz's Henchman
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