Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey (1991)

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Written by Chris Matheson, Ed Solomon

Directed by Peter Hewitt

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1991

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Teen comedy in which the duo return from their most excellent adventures in time to find their destinies threatened once more - this time by two robot replicas of themselves sent from the future to kill them. Unfortunately, the androids succeed in their mission, leaving Bill and Ted duelling with Death - 'the man with no tan' - in an effort to secure their place in rock 'n' roll history.

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Cast

Image for Keanu ReevesKeanu ReevesTed Logan/Evil Ted
Alex WinterBill S. Preston Esq./Granny Preston/Evil Robot Bill
Image for William SadlerWilliam SadlerGrim Reaper/English Family Member
Joss AcklandChuck De Nomolos
Image for Pam GrierPam GrierMs. Wardroe
Image for George CarlinGeorge CarlinRufus
Amy Stock-PoyntonMissy Logan
Jim MartinSir James Martin
Hal Landon Jr.Cap. Logan
Annette AzcuyElizabeth
Sarah TriggerJoanna
Chelcie RossCol. Oats
Taj MahalGatekeeper
Robert NobleJohann Sebastian Bach
Hal Landon Sr.Thomas Edison

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