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Cast

Mark Wahlberg
as John Bennett

Amanda Seyfried
as Samantha Jackson

Jessica Barth
as Tami-Lynn

Giovanni Ribisi
as Donny

Morgan Freeman
as Patrick Meighan

Seth MacFarlane
as Ted

Dennis Haysbert
as Fertility Doctor

Patrick Warburton
as Guy

Richard Schiff
as Steve

Michael Dorn
as Rick

Martin Klebba
as Chucky

Sam J. Jones
as Himself

Bill Smitrovich
as Frank

John Slattery
as Shep Wild

Cocoa Brown
as Joy

John Carroll Lynch
as Tom Jessup

Ron Canada
as Judge

Liam Neeson
as Customer

Patrick Stewart
as Narrator

Jay Leno
as Himself

Jimmy Kimmel
as Himself

Kate McKinnon
as Herself

Bobby Moynihan
as Himself

Taran Killam
as Himself

Sebastian Arcelus
as Dr. Ed Danzer

Jay Patterson
as Karl Jackson

Steve Callaghan
as Comic

Nana Visitor
as Adoption Agent

Maggie Geha
as Female Nurse

Jessica Szohr
as Allison

Craig Ricci Shaynak
as Blind Guy

Lexi Atkins
as Waitress

Jack Knight
as Todd Kidder

Lauren Sanchez
as Boston Newscaster

William Xifaras
as Boston Neighbor

Altena Lester
as Portuguese Neighbor

Curtis Stigers
as Wedding Singer

Julius Sharpe
as NYC Doctor

Liz E. Morgan
as NYC Nurse

Alec Sulkin
as Obi-Wan

Ralph Garman
as Stormtrooper

Michael Steven Costello
as Jury Foreman

Vanessa Vander Pluym
as Juror

J. Mark Donaldson
as Juror

Frank Lloyd
as Juror

Becky Dennis
as Receptionist

Bart Piscitello
as Bailiff

Michael Trisler
as Cyclist

Ryan Hanna King
as Jogger

Robert Holfelder
as Band Leader

David Goldman
as Pundit

Ronobir Lahiri
as Pundit

Barry J. Ratcliffe
as Pundit

Kate Gustafson
as Hasbro CEO Assistant

Chris Regan
as Pundit

Nefetari Spencer
as Pundit

Jeffrey Stubblefield
as Pundit

Wellesley Wild
as Pundit

Lenny Clarke
as Cop (Boston PD)

Rachael MacFarlane
as Meighan Assistant

Christy Scott Cashman
as Reporter

Joseph Micucci
as Nerd (Wedgie)

Josiah Blount
as Comic-Con Fan

Dustin Ybarra
as Borg

Chris Neville
as Cops (Boston PD)

Matthew Walters
as Hellboy

Aaron Zell
as Vendor

Scott Wahle
as Film Executive

John Viener
as Police Dispatcher

Kate O'Brien
as Diner Waitress

Johnny Alves
as Security Guard

Billy Concha
as Bachelor Party Guest

Silvio Cuadra
as Security Guard

Andrew Torres
as Jump Rope Guy

Luke Adams
as Wedding Announcer

Tara Strong
as Ted Toy Voice

Tiffany
as Herself

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Critic Reviews for Ted 2

Audience Reviews for Ted 2

• Sep 05, 2017

  Where part one aimed low for its entire running time, they actually tried to tell a story and create a few softer notes this time, which works. Sure, there are still a lot of non-PC jokes and the movie quotes are the most fun, just like the Comic Con "showdown". But a few other moments are actually surprisingly sweet and not as toxic and cynic as the majority of the first time. A big step up.
  Jens S Super Reviewer
• Jul 25, 2017

  Ted 2 goes further into the "stoner comedy" genre than its predecessor did and provides not more laughs, but what feels like a perfect effort in matching the laughs of the original film. It's common knowledge that sequels are generally inferior and Ted 2 isn't indifferent to this stereotype, however it's definitely not a bad film. Mark Wahlberg is on top form again as is Seth Macfarlane as the conscious teddy bear and main protagonist Ted who's voice acting is as always, superb. It's a nice surprise to see Amanda Seyfried make a valiant return to comedy as well, giving the Ted series the funny woman it deserved, who bolsters away the whiny girlfriend of John from the first one, played by Mila Kunis. Giovanni Ribisi is back as the villain and is unbeatable in malevolence. With pop culture gags and toilet humour a plenty, Ted 2 is a sequel that's most definitely likely to offend, annoy and insult and has therefore done it's job.
  Harry W Super Reviewer
• Mar 10, 2016

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  Anthony L Super Reviewer
• Feb 29, 2016

  Funny, yet redundant, sophomoric yet spontaneous-Ted 2 is, as most sequels are, a mixed bag. Like its predecessor it's an entirely inconsequential film-how could it be when the protagonist is an inexplicably animate Teddy Bear. And, like its predecessor, the plot is pretty silly-essentially boiled down to Ted suing for legal personhood. There are times where the film seems reduanet in its jokes, where it doubles down on skits which are otherwise unfunny, and seems devoid of real purpose. There are other times, however, where the film is nothing short of hysterial, where the humor is imaginiative, the execution good, and the characters enjoyable. At the end of the day-is it more funny than yet? Yes, but not by a whole lot. 3/5 Stars
  Jeffrey M Super Reviewer

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