Trailer Park Boys: The Movie

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Trailer Park Boys: The Movie is a 2006 Canadian mockumentary comedy film based on the popular television series "Trailer Park Boys." Directed by Mike Clattenburg, the movie follows the misadventures of Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles, three friends living in a trailer park as they scheme to steal a large quantity of untraceable coins from a botched robbery.

The film captures the signature humor and unique characters that fans of the series have come to love, with plenty of outrageous antics, profanity, and quirky charm.

Making / Production

The movie was shot in various locations in and around Dartmouth and Halifax, Nova Scotia, capturing the authentic feel of a trailer park setting.

Director Mike Clattenburg maintained the same raw and gritty style of the television series for the movie, giving it a realistic and improvised feel.

Actors

• Ricky (Robb Wells) - The charismatic and misguided leader of the group, known for his unconventional antics and love of marijuana.
• Julian (John Paul Tremblay) - The mastermind of the trio, always trying to keep things under control and plan their next heist.
• Bubbles (Mike Smith) - The loveable and innocent member of the group, known for his thick glasses and obsession with cats.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The film was released in Canada as "Trailer Park Boys: The Big Dirty."
• Actors Robb Wells, John Paul Tremblay, and Mike Smith created and portrayed the characters of Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles, respectively, adding to the authenticity of their performances.
• The movie features cameo appearances by musician Alex Lifeson of Rush and actor Sebastian Bach.

Quotes

• "Worst case Ontario." - Ricky
• "I am the liquor." - Jim Lahey

Music

The film's soundtrack features a mix of rock and country tracks that complement the laid-back and sometimes chaotic atmosphere of life in the trailer park.