Duct Tape Forever (2002)

User Rating:

5.3/10   

Director:

Eric Till

Writer:

Steve Smith (writer)

Release Date:

12 April 2002 (Canada)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

Friends STICK Together.

Plot:

The residents of Possum Lodge head on a road trip to the States, hoping to win a contest and thus pay a fine.

Plot Keywords:

Lodge | Duct Tape | Canada | Based On TV Series | Alcohol

Awards:

1 nomination

Cast

Steve Smith	...	Red Green
Patrick McKenna	...	Harold Green
Bob Bainborough	...	Dalton Humphrey
Wayne Robson	...	Mike Hamar
Jeff Lumby	...	Winston Rothschild
Jerry Schaefer	...	Ed Frid
Richard Fitzpatrick	...	Robert Stiles
Peter Keleghan	...	Ranger Gord
Melissa DiMarco	...	Deputy Dawn
Darren Frost	...	Sheriff Tompkins
Graham Greene	...	Edgar K. B. Montrose
Dave Broadfoot	...	Mountie
George Buza	...	Motel Manager
Dan Cameron	...	Lance
Lawrence Dane	...	Prosecutor

Also Known As:

Red Green's Duct Tape Forever (Canada: English title) (complete title)

MPAA:

Rated PG for language, sexual references and some gunplay.

Runtime:

90 min (DVD)

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

USA:PG | Canada:PG

Filming Locations:

Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Company:

S&S Productions

Trivia:

Many well-known Canadian TV personalities have cameos in this film, including five members or former members of the popular comedy troupe Royal Canadian Air Farce.

Quotes:

Red Green: [over phone to kidnapper] Mr Stiles, I understand you have something from the shallow end of my gene pool.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "An American in Canada: Pilot (#1.0)" (2002)

irony forever!

This is a Canadian movie. Canadians will understand this comment, no other nationality will. They're striving for Third Prize in the duct tape contest because Third prize absolutely suits their needs. This has been the canadian credo in countless Olympics and other international convocations. The script is banal because, well, ever seen the Red Green Show?...comedy thrives on the banal. While the TV show is often hilarious, the movie is kind of in the Bob and Ray tradition: "If this gets any funnier I might actually laugh out loud." As Canadians we don't understand why other countries find our humour funny. But, witness SCTV; the overwhelming Canadian content of Saturday Night Live, plus the fact that there is not a single sitcom without a Canadian star or Writer and you see what I mean. This is a Canadian movie.