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Randy & the Mob

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Synopsis

Good ol' boy Randy Pearson (writer/director Ray McKinnon) can't seem to help getting in over his head - so he borrows money from the Mob. When he can't pay, his only hope is a helping hand from his long-suffering wife (Lisa Blount), his estranged gay twin brother (also played by McKinnon) and "Tino Armani" (Walton Goggins), a mysterious modern day prophet with a knack for high fashion, Italian cooking and making money appear - and disappear.

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DVD Widescreen: $17.99

Availability: Usually ships in
5-10 days
Region Code: 1
UPC: 883476011271
Catalog #: DL2968852

Studio : Universal

Languages: English (Primary)
Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
Extras: Trailers
Features:
Cast interviews
Behind-the-scenes footage

Keywords

Comedy, Family Life, Gay Male, Gay/Lesbian, Mafia, Marriage, The South

Genres

Comedy

Customer Reviews

A Feel-Good Look at Southern Life

Amos lassen wrote on 10/07/2009:

“Randy and the Mob”

A Feel-Good Look at Southern Life

Amos Lassen

Ray McKinnon is Randy Pearson, a wheeler-dealer and a Southern boy who has several businesses going in a small Georgia town. Economically times are rough and Randy soon finds himself in financial trouble and is forced to borrow money from loan sharks. Because his businesses are not doing well, he does not have the money to pay back his loans and Franco played by Paul Ben-Victor wants to collect. Because Randy can’t pay he is deep trouble so he turns to his family. Now this family is something else. His wife is chronically depressed, suffers from carpal tunnel syndrome and is a baton twirling instructor. His identical twin brother is gay and owns an antique store. The mob of which Franco is a member decides to use Randy’s businesses to move some of their goods and an enforcer, Tino (Walton Goggins) is sent to run everything. Business begins to pick up but now it is up to Franco to come down south to collect the mob’s money.
Those of us from the south know how deep our southern roots are and that seems to be what this movie is about. The movie is very funny and the acting is excellent. Driven by the character of Randy, the movie carefully balances everything to give us good comedy. The humor is not only funny—it is very smart. Goggins is fantastic, Ray McKinnon shines and Lisa Blount as his wife is marvelous.