I was excited to see a sequel to "The prince and me", but when i saw the movie i was very disappointed with the outcome.

first of all, if you're going to make a sequel to a movie then at least try to get the same actors to play the characters. The ENTIRE cast was replaced except for Luke Mably (Prince Edvard)! I understand that some of the actors were not able to play the role at the time, but if that is the case then wait to make the movie until all the original cast is available!

There was no chemistry between Luke and Kim. I think this movie was a bust.

The story line was fine but the actors were terrible. Then in the next movie, (the prince and me 3) they FREAKING CHANGED EDDIE! so there was NONE of the original cast.

i didn't like this movie.

I'm very sorry. But this movie is really bad in my eyes. It does however get points for being sweet.. As a Danish woman I can't help but notice that the Danish is just.. HORRIBLE.. The kings name would never be a Danish king and his mother and father are still alive, so I can't imagine that he has the throne just yet. (Not even our Crown Prince has it yet) A Danish king is ALWAYS either called Frederick or Christian. I had my doubt when starting the movie, but I was still shocked. I feel this is much worse than the first where there was, at least, some Danish actors who spoke it fluently. If they wanted "King Edward" to speak Danish he should be able to speak it fluently. I will not watch this movie again.. I've rarely been this disappointed at a movie within the first 10 minutes.

The story is very much American, I can not see how this would happen in Denmark. Our princes are both married to girls from different countries, so that he is supposed to marry Paige, is in my mind, very believable. I think it is cute.. But being Danish.. This does not fit my culture at all.

Kam Heskin is a pretty talented actress who was a good choice as a replacement for Julia Stiles, but there was very little chemistry between Kam and Luke Mably(Prince Edvard). Luke Mably is a great actor, but I couldn't help noticing that he seemed bored throughout the movie-and in several parts you can see him looking to the side, obviously reading his lines. I was surprised at that.

The movie's plot was okay, Paige and Eddie are starting to feel the pressures of living up to royal expectations. I like the fact that in the start of the movie, it shows Paige attending medical school in Denmark, it shows she didn't give up her dreams of being a doctor.