Principal photography took place primarily in Orlando, Florida , including sites like Kaley Elementary School and the Harry P. Leu Gardens.
Screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski returned for the sequel. In later years, they revealed that they intentionally increased the "poor taste" of the humor to rebel against criticisms of the first film, aiming for a "John Waters film for children" style. Problem Child 2(1991)
After moving to Mortville, Ben becomes a highly sought-after bachelor among the town's single women. Junior sabotages these dates to protect his relationship with Ben, eventually meeting his match in Trixie Young (Ivyann Schwan), a fellow "problem child" whose mother, Annie (Amy Yasbeck), becomes a love interest for Ben. In later years, they revealed that they intentionally
The film led to a third installment, Problem Child 3: Junior in Love (1995), which was a television movie featuring a different cast for the lead roles. Problem Child 2 (1991) - IMDb The film led to a third installment, Problem
Universal agreed under duress but later sued for the difference. The court eventually ruled in favor of the studio, requiring the family to return approximately $170,000. 4. Technical and Cultural Impact
Unlike the PG-rated original, the sequel received a PG-13 rating due to its more aggressive bathroom humor and rude language.