Lumber Baron: Season Two - The Movie
The adventures of the Lumber Baron and his team continue in a feature length version of the second season of the prolific comedy web series Lumber Baron of Jasper County. The adventures of the Lumber…
Lumber Baron: Season Two - The Movie
The adventures of the Lumber Baron and his team continue in a feature length version of the second season of the prolific comedy web series Lumber Baron of Jasper County. The adventures of the Lumber Baron and his team continue in a feature length version of the second season of the prolific comedy web series Lumber Baron of Jasper County. Store manger Mike's (Grant Garlinghouse) marking plan is thwarted by an approaching law suit from competitor Mickey Bob (Chris burns), a deranged man (Scott Hodges) stalking Ashley (Candace Mabry) and the Lumber Baron (Dave Watkins) himself, who comes up with his own marking plan involving a Lumber Chicken suit worn by Pete (Michael D. Friedman) the yardman. For this movie version, In order to streamline the story line, several subplots and characters have been cut and additional newly shot material has been added to bridge some of the gaps. Also with a new color correction overhaul and fresh editing on numerous scenes. —Dave R. Watkins
Lumber Baron: Season Two - The Movie
Comedy
Film Details
The adventures of the Lumber Baron and his team continue in a feature length version of the second season of the prolific comedy web series Lumber Baron of Jasper County. The adventures of the Lumber Baron and his team continue in a feature length version of the second season of the prolific comedy web series Lumber Baron of Jasper County. Store manger Mike's (Grant Garlinghouse) marking plan is thwarted by an approaching law suit from competitor Mickey Bob (Chris burns), a deranged man (Scott Hodges) stalking Ashley (Candace Mabry) and the Lumber Baron (Dave Watkins) himself, who comes up with his own marking plan involving a Lumber Chicken suit worn by Pete (Michael D.
Friedman) the yardman. For this movie version, In order to streamline the story line, several subplots and characters have been cut and additional newly shot material has been added to bridge some of the gaps. Also with a new color correction overhaul and fresh editing on numerous scenes.
—Dave R. Watkins.