Question 1

Why was 'Shiloh 2: Shiloh Season' originally planned for direct-to-video?

Accepted Answer

It was originally supposed to be direct to video, but the studio opted for a theatrical release because the first film performed very strongly on home video. However, its theatrical release was very limited.

Question 2

How did Michael Moriarty's portrayal of Ray Preston change in this sequel?

Accepted Answer

Moriarty felt he played Ray too seriously and aloof in the first film. He requested Ray be more loving and fun in the sequel, so his strict demeanor was toned down significantly.

Question 3

Why was Zachary Browne cast as Marty Preston in this sequel instead of the original actor?

Accepted Answer

Browne had auditioned for Marty in the first film but was rejected as too young. When Blake Heron did not return for the sequel, producer Dale Rosenbloom remembered Browne and recast him.

Question 4

What led to the recasting of all the kid actors in 'Shiloh 2'?

Accepted Answer

When Blake Heron declined to return as Marty, it was decided to recast all kid actors for consistency. J. Madison Wright was set to reprise Sam Wallace but was recast. Only Joe Pichler was new, playing David Howard.

Question 5

What conflict drives the story in 'Shiloh 2: Shiloh Season'?

Accepted Answer

Shiloh's abusive former owner, Judd Travers, tries to take Shiloh back. Ray seeks to end the rivalry and uncover the hidden kindness within the town drunk.

Shiloh 2: Shiloh Season

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