Hellboy II: The Golden Army behind the scenes gags

Hellboy II: The Golden Army

Peter Jackson once approached Gilmour del Toro, hoping that he could be the director of "Halo". Although del Toro really considered this proposal, he refused because of the sequel. In the same way, Del Toro also rejected the director invitations of "I Am A Legend", "The Ghost Has Called" and "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince".
At first, Revolution Film Studio, which was the distribution company for "Hellboy", intended to continue producing for this sequel. However, Sony decided not to invest in Revolution Film Studio, so it had to give up. Sony felt that the "Hellboy" series of stories were unprofitable for them, so they decided to sell the film adaptation rights. Obviously, Universal had a completely different idea and immediately bought the copyright to the sequel.
There are two shots in the trailer showing a worn movie billboard, advertising a movie called "See you tomorrow", here is a hint that has been used as a trademark by director John Landis " See you next Wednesday. You can find this sentence in almost all his movies, including music videos, and he borrowed it from 1968's "2001 A Space Odyssey".
Rupert Evans, who played the role of Agent John Meyers in the first episode, was unable to continue to appear in the sequel because he was starring in the stage version of "The Kiss of Spider-Woman" in London, so his role was also removed from the script. Excluded.
Ron Pullman was invited to play Piccolo in "Dragon Ball", but he refused the opportunity because he wanted to continue the role of "Hellboy".
The film is the first work shot in the newly completed Korda Studios in Budapest, Hungary.
Originally Thomas Clay Schumann was the first person to voice John Klaus, but Gilmour Del Toro was not very satisfied with the sound effect, and then he found Seth McFarlane.
At first, the report said that Christopher Lee would play King Baylor, but then he withdrew from the crew.