help remove it, tricking Morty into using his second wish to set him free from the safe. For his final wish, Morty asks for the pot to be removed, and the Leprechaun does so by tearing his stomach open, killing Morty. Cody escapes the closet, but is apprehended by the security guard, who believes Cody responsible for all the killings. The Leprechaun suddenly attacks them with a go-kart, killing the security guard. He attempts to run over Cody, but Cody discovers that he can't be killed as long as he has the gold coin. He makes his way to the Leprechaun's lair. In the lair, Cody defeats the living skeleton of O'Day and frees Bridget. They attempt to escape the labyrinth-like lair, but get separated. Cody finds Bridget, who asks Cody to give the coin to her. He does so, and she is revealed to be the Leprechaun in disguise. The real Bridget reappears and begs the Leprechaun to spare Cody, but the Leprechaun forces Cody to drive a cast iron stake into himself. Cody's death is revealed to be a ruse (he knew of the Leprechaun's trick), as he gave the Leprechaun a chocolate coin he was given at the bar and is still immune to the Leprechaun's attacks. Cody rises and stabs the Leprechaun with the stake, causing him to violently combust. Cody and Bridget escape the lair. Cody discards the gold coin, remarking that it's "not worth it". They emerge in the sunlight together and kiss. Cast Warwick Davis as Lubdan The Leprechaun Charlie Heath as Cody Ingalls Shevonne Durkin as Bridget Callum Durkin also plays O'Day's daughter in the prologue. Sandy Baron as Mortimer "Morty" Ingalls James Lancaster as William O'Day Adam Biesk as Ian Joyce Linda Hopkins as Housewife Warren A. Stevens as Security Guard Arturo Gil as Pub Drunk Kimmy Robertson as Tourist's Girlfriend Clint Howard as The Tourist Billy Beck as Homeless Man Al White as Sergeant Kelly Martha Hackett as Detective Tony Cox as Black Leprechaun Mark Kiely as Tim Streer Michael McDonald as The Waiter Release In its U.S. opening weekend, the film played in 252 theaters and grossed $672,775. Its final domestic box office was $2.3 million. Reception Leprechaun 2 holds an approval rating of 6% on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, based on 17 reviews. Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times wrote that it has better writing, production