“Boat Trip” is a comedy film released in 2002. Directed by Mort Nathan and written by Nathan and William Bigelow, the movie follows the misadventures of two friends who accidentally end up on a gay cruise.
The film features an ensemble cast, including Cuba Gooding Jr. as Jerry Robinson, Horatio Sanz as Nick Ragoni, Roselyn Sánchez as Gabriella, and Vivica A. Fox as Felicia. Additional cast members include Roger Moore, Lin Shaye, Maurice Godin, and Victoria Silvstedt.
“Boat Trip” faced some controversy upon release due to its portrayal of gay characters and themes. However, it managed to generate a significant amount of attention and curiosity. The production was filmed in various locations, including Miami, Florida, and the Bahamas, showcasing picturesque landscapes and vibrant cruise ship settings.
Critically, the film received mostly negative reviews. Many critics found the humor to be crude and tasteless, and the overall execution lacking in quality. Despite the negative reception, “Boat Trip” developed a cult following over time, with fans appreciating its campy and over-the-top nature.
In terms of where the cast members are now, Cuba Gooding Jr. and Vivica A. Fox have continued their acting careers in various film and television projects. Horatio Sanz has appeared in TV shows like “Saturday Night Live” and “Glow.” Roselyn Sánchez has gone on to star in popular TV series such as “Without a Trace” and “Devious Maids.”
Fun facts about the movie include the cameo appearance of actor Roger Moore, known for portraying James Bond. Additionally, the film featured a dance number performed by Victoria Silvstedt, who was previously Miss Sweden and a Playboy Playmate.
At the box office, “Boat Trip” earned around $15 million worldwide, not reaching the financial success anticipated by the producers. Despite its commercial performance, the film has gained a cult following and remains a notable entry in the comedy genre.
