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"What are our options again?"
Ray McKinnon wrote and directed this strange little comedy and not only appears as Randy but also as Randy's estranged gay twin brother, Cecil.
Seems that this average, well, really below average, Joe by the name of Randy runs a couple of Southern small town businesses that are floundering. He finds himself owing the mob via loan shark Franco (Paul Ben-Victor), and has to answer to an eccentric goon named Tino (Walton Goggins) who is sent to turn around Randy's businesses.
Also appearing are Lisa Blount as Randy's colorful wife who teaches tap and baton; Tim DeKay as Bill, Cecil's partner; Bill Nunn as Randy's employee Wardlowe; Brent Briscoe as the town cop, and Burt Reynolds as Elmore Culpepper, the banker.
Run time: 1 hour, 31 minutes
Rated PG.
My personal rating: B-
Ray McKinnon wrote and directed this strange little comedy and not only appears as Randy but also as Randy's estranged gay twin brother, Cecil.
Seems that this average, well, really below average, Joe by the name of Randy runs a couple of Southern small town businesses that are floundering. He finds himself owing the mob via loan shark Franco (Paul Ben-Victor), and has to answer to an eccentric goon named Tino (Walton Goggins) who is sent to turn around Randy's businesses.
Also appearing are Lisa Blount as Randy's colorful wife who teaches tap and baton; Tim DeKay as Bill, Cecil's partner; Bill Nunn as Randy's employee Wardlowe; Brent Briscoe as the town cop, and Burt Reynolds as Elmore Culpepper, the banker.
Run time: 1 hour, 31 minutes
Rated PG.
My personal rating: B-
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