Trailer Park Boys is a Canadian mockumentary television series created and directed by Mike Clattenburg. The event focuses on the misfortune of a group of park trailers residents, some of whom are former inmates, living in the fictional Sunnyvale Trailer Park in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. The television series, a continuation of the 1999 film Clattenburg with the same title, aired on the Showcase in 2001. There are 3 films released in the series: The Movie , released on October 6, 2006; Countdown to Liquor Day , released on September 25, 2009; and Do not Legalize It , was released on April 18, 2014, after a problem during production.
The seventh and final season of the original series series on Showcase ended in 2007, with his final episode, "Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys", debuted as a one-hour special on December 7, 2008.
A few years later, Robb Wells, John Paul Tremblay, and Mike Smith, actors who portray Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles, bought rights to performances from original producers, and created their own internet streaming network called "Swearnet". In March 2014, Swearnet began producing new events this season, partnering with Netflix streaming service to produce the eighth and ninth seasons, as well as 3 new specials. Season 8 airs on September 5, 2014, followed by Season 9 on March 27, 2015.
Later that year, the show received a green light for two more seasons, and began production in Season 10. During that time, the Canadian government has given players and money crews to help produce new seasons, and a new spin-off series. Season 10 airs on Netflix on March 28, 2016.
The new 8-part series, Trailer Park Boys: Out of the Park: Europe , is available for streaming on Netflix on October 28, 2016. The vlogs series titled State of the Union Swearnet.com confirmed the second season taking place in the United States. Titled Trailer Park Boys: Out of the Park: USA , aired on Netflix on November 24, 2017.
Season 11 aired on March 31, 2017. On June 19, 2017, the players confirmed that the twelfth season had been illuminated with green and the filming began. The inaugural season on Netflix on March 30, 2018.
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History
In 1998 the director, Mike Clattenburg, wrote and directed a short film titled One Last Shot shot in black and white. The film follows the exploits of two friends, Rob (Robb Wells), and JP (John Paul Tremblay), though not based on the same setting as Trailer Park Boys, but the first time Robb, John Paul, and John Dunsworth work together. In the feature film 1999, Trailer Park Boys, Julian's character declared to the camera in the movie that he wanted his life documented after receiving a paranormal phone prognosis that he would die soon. He hopes the film will deter others from the life of the crime he chose.
The feature film was featured at the Atlantic Film Festival in 1999, and attracted the attention of producer, Barrie Dunn, who saw the potential for a TV series. Clattenburg and Dunn, along with Wells and Tremblay, worked on proposals for the 13-episode event and went to Toronto to promote the show to The Comedy Network. After being rejected, they suddenly decided to hold a show to Showcase before heading back to Nova Scotia.
They found that the network accepted, and sent them back with a commitment for the first season, provided that the second experienced producer, (who eventually became Michael Volpe) was brought in to help the team. The first six episodes 30 minutes later were written and filmed. Some modifications were made to the character and storyline for the series, and more humor was added to the series compared to the film.
The biggest change from film to series is the addition of the character "Bubbles" Mike Smith, which was originally developed for the previous short film The Cart Boy ; a film that Smith, Wells, Tremblay, and Clattenburg worked on together in 1995. Smith's character soon grew from repetitive characters to one of the main protagonists of the show (although in the previous film, "Bubbles" was the name of the character cat Smith). Trailer Park Boys lives with Showcase for his first seven seasons. Beginning with the eighth season, the series was released through Netflix.
The early seasons were shot in various trailer parks in Nova Scotia, but the crew were not invited to shoot again due to complaints from residents. The room was purchased and a set of functional trailer parks built in Dartmouth for the later season, giving the staff more freedom than at the previous location. When the series returns from hiatus starting with Season 8, it was shot in Trailer Park Bible Hill Estates in Truro, Nova Scotia, and every after since has since been filmed at that location.
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Plot
The episodes revolve around the residents of Sunnyvale Trailer Park, Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles who are trying to make money through petty crime while avoiding the police. Their schemes were complicated by the meddling intervention of Park La Lay's revenge alcoholic Parker and his assistant and girlfriend, Randy. Ricky and Julian's cheating was rivaled by Lahey's drunken stupidity.
Throughout the series, Ricky and Julian end up inside and out of jail, with most of their schemes failing. The seasons then adopted the cycle formula: each end of the season featuring a successful boy scheme, and their future looks optimistic, while the premiere season's showdown will show them how things got wrong temporarily. Fans learn hoping that the season will end with some or all of the main characters go to jail.
Character
Each character has a certain characteristic or characteristic of a particular brand. Julian often takes on leadership roles and designs schemes, while holding Cuba Libre on the rock in his hand. Ricky believes himself to be a fool, and seeks advice from Julian; his speech is often mixed with malapropism, referred to by fans as "Rickyisms", he is usually quite incompetent and is also known for his trademark sideburns. Bubbles wore glasses that zoomed his eyes to unusual levels, drove a go kart, lived in a warehouse with lots of cats, and got mad when Ricky and Julian fought. The caravan park inspector, Jim Lahey, is usually drunk, and almost always hangs the word "shit" into his warning metaphor, which fans call "Shitism". Her assistant and girlfriend, Randy, is always shirtless, unless forced to wear t-shirts, and is often ridiculed because of her big stomach and cheese burger addiction.
There are also three pairs of minor minor characters. Cory and Trevor are good friends who help and idolize Ricky and Julian, often unaware that they will serve as scapegoats when Ricky and Julian's plans must be completely wrong. Lucy is the mother of Ricky's daughter, Trinity, while Sarah moves with Lucy after Ricky is incarcerated. J-Roc is a white aspiring rapper who really thinks he's black; he is rarely seen without his friend T, who is actually black.
Because some actors have been coming and going for years, the players are listed by how many seasons they have appeared throughout the show.
Main cast member
Departure
Cory and Trevor
In addition to his role as Trevor, Michael Jackson is also a behind-the-scenes production assistant for the 2-6 season. During this time, Jackson and many other actors on the show were paid the minimum scale (wage) even though the event was more successful. Tensions are growing among producers (Barrie Dunn and Mike Volpe) and Jackson due to working conditions and creative strife. Jackson gave notice that he will fulfill his contract up to and including season 6, as he is close friends with the creator of the Mike Clattenburg series.
The producers and writers did not directly address the issue of Cory and Trevor leaving the show at the end of season 6 even though they knew their upcoming departure for some time before. However, the characters' departure from Sunnyvale is addressed in season 7 and their names have become part of the ongoing Trailer Park Boys storyline. Cory Bowles returns for Season 8 and has since appeared in every subsequent season, with Jacob Collins Jacob Rolfe's character filling Jackson's role as Cory's sidekick. In season 10, Cory Bowles is credited as a director for several episodes.
Ray
Barrie Dunn, who plays Ricky's allegedly flawed role, Ray's last alcoholic fate involvement with the franchise is a 2014 Do not Legalize It movie, which serves as a silencing character, because it empties the ownership of the series, he no longer wants to get involved on the show.
Phil Collins
Richard Collins, who plays Jacob Collins's father, Phil Collins of Seasons 4-7, died of a heart attack on April 15, 2013. His last involvement with the franchise was also his film.
Lucy
On April 2, 2016, Lucy DeCoutere announced via Twitter that she quit the show after fellow star Mike Smith was arrested for allegedly assaulting a woman. Later that day, publicist Sheila Roberts said that DeCoutere had informed the show's producers weeks before Smith's arrest that he would not be returning for next season's show.
J-Roc
On April 20, 2016, Jonathan Torrens announced that he had also left the show, tweeting, "Playing J-Roc has really become one of the greatest pleasures & privileges of my life, but it's time to hang ol 'do-lap. " Responding to the fans' reaction, he tweeted, "Completely touched and comforted by all your best wishes and your kind words.The real legacy of Trailer Park Boys will always be the loyalty of his fans." Torrens's last appearance as J-Roc with the rest of the cast is in "Trailer Park Boys Podcast" episode 33, released March 18, 2016.
Jim Lahey
On October 16, 2017, actor John Dunsworth, who plays Jim Lahey, died after a brief illness. The filming for the twelfth season has begun in June 2017 and ends at the end of August, before the death of Dunsworth.
Style
The series is taken in mockumentary style (including old usage), featuring a handheld camera. Characters often speak directly to crew members, who are often involved in the plot. In one episode, a crew was shot; on the other, there is a shortened by Jim Lahey. The show is loosely written, with lots of ad-libles dialog from the basic plot points. These aspects are meant to arouse a sense of realism. All three have stated that many of the most popular events of the day are not in the script.
Continuing the myth that Trailer Park Boys is nonfiction, many actors (especially Robb Wells, John Paul Tremblay, Mike Smith, John Dunsworth, and Patrick Roach) often make a public appearance in character.
Reception
This event became very successful in many countries. The main trio of the show previously toured with Our Lady Peace, with whom Bubbles sang her distinctive song "Liquor and Whores". On January 13, 2017, Trailer Park Boys and Bubbles finally released "Liquor & Whores" as an EDM song produced by Canadian Muli-Platinum Producer, Marc Mysterio on Sony Music. The Trailer Park Boys has also appeared in the music video with The Tragically Hip, while Bubbles has appeared with George Canyon and Snow, and they have become presenters at various awards events - always in character. Several famous artists appeared on the show, such as Alex Lifeson from Rush in "Closer to the Heart," singer Rita MacNeil in the fourth season of the final "Working Man," Brian Vollmer of Helix, Sebastian Bach from Skid Row, and end singer -songwriter Denny Doherty from The Mamas and Papas in the seventh season of "A Shitriver Runs Through It".
The show is very successful for Showcase cable network, where it is the highest Canadian series on the network. It airs in Australia on The Comedy Channel, in the UK and Spain at Paramount Comedy, in the Republic of Ireland on 3e, in Iceland on SkjÃÆ'¡rEinn, in New Zealand on TV 2, in Israel on Xtra Hot, in the Netherlands at Comedy Central Netherlands, in Denmark in DR2, in Portugal at SIC Radical, in Germany at Comedy Central Germany, in Finland at Nelonen, in Bulgaria on Nova Television, and in Poland at Comedy Central Polska. In the United States, BBC America has previously aired a censored version of events, but is no longer part of their ranks. On February 5, 2009, the satellite provider DirecTV began broadcasting the series in the United States on its The 101 Network channel, uncensored, at a rate of two episodes per week. DirecTV aired all seven running season Trailer Park Boys , plus both specials. All episodes are broadcasted on DirecTV in a 16: 9 widescreen format (though not in High Definition resolution), as opposed to the standard 4: 3 aspect of the DVD release of the first five seasons. It is also available on Netflix.
Actor John Dunsworth, John Paul Tremblay, and Robb Wells can be seen in the 2002 Virginia Wells film starring Gabriel Byrne and Joanne Whalley. John Dunsworth plays the local police while John Paul Tremblay and Robb Wells play active and verbal city people who are similar to their characters Trailers Park Boys . The actor is credited as a cop for John Dunsworth, J.P. for John Paul Tremblay (credit as J.P. Tremblay), and Robb Wells as Rob. The film was filmed in Shelburne, Nova Scotia.
Episode
Movies
Movies
The second movie Trailer Park Boys to be produced (the first is the original black and white production that triggered the series), Trailer Park Boys: The Movie (also known as The Big Dirty ) was released on October 6, 2006, and distributed by Alliance Atlantis. Ivan Reitman produced the movie, Mike Clattenburg directed it, and Clattenburg and Robb Wells co-authored it. It was nominated for a Genie Award for Best Motion Picture, but did not win. This film and then the second, also paved the way for its popularity in the US.
Countdown to Liquor Day
The second feature film franchise, Trailer Park Boys: Countdown to Liquor Day, was released in Canada on September 25, 2009. The film serves as the sequel to the last television episode, "Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys".
Do Not Legal It
In May 2012, Mike Clattenburg announced on his Twitter page that the third and final movie in the Trailer Park Boys franchise was under development. The main photography for the third and final installment is scheduled to begin in October 2012, but is pushed back to March 2013; filming began on March 17, 2013. On April 20, 2013, production was moved to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, where the filming took place at Parliament Hill over the weekend of 4/20. Entertainment One announced that the third and final film, titled Trailer Park Boys 3: Do not Legalize It , will be released in Canada on April 18, 2014. The film picks up immediately after where Season 7 of the TV show ends, and centered around Ricky's concern that if the Canadian government legalized and controlled the sale of marijuana, it would make his business grow bigger.
Special
Stay in Dublin Fuckin '
While on a Ricky tour, the Julian and Bubbles Community Service Variety Show, footage of the trio May 9, 2013 at the Olympia Theater in Dublin, Ireland were collected for a concert movie. The live event contains an introduction and an epilogue shot in the episode of Trailer Park Boys episode, with the premise that children are arrested in Dublin and forced to serve community service by holding distracting puppet shows and alcohol use. Some elements of the television series back in Dublin's Live in Fuckin ', like Alex Lifeson (from Rush's band) clashed with Ricky, Ricky accidentally glued the object to his nose, and much of Conky's revival. The film was released on June 1, 2014. Episode 8 "Community Service and a Boner Made with Love" contains the same premise.
Lives in the North Pole
On November 15, 2014, Netflix released a new 90-minute special, titled Trailer Park Boys: Live at the North Pole. This is a concert film of their choice. It was filmed on location at the State Theater in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
DVD release
Alliance Home Entertainment has released all seven seasons of the original Trailer Park Boys series on DVD in Region 1.
Continuation of Trailer Park Boys
The Trailer Park Boys franchise has continued through the original series of television series, almost without interruption. The cast and crew took off in the summer of 2008, but a new one-hour episode titled Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys was aired in Canada on December 7, 2008. Series creator Mike Clattenburg announced on November 12, 2008 that special will be followed by a sequel film scheduled for Canadian release on September 25, 2009 ( Countdown to Liquor Day ), which will be "the end of Trailer Park Boys
In January 2009, the children were characterized in certain places nationally including Massey Hall in Toronto. They did Ricky, Julian and Bubbles Community Service Variety Show . The premise is that they meet community service court orders and must wear puppet shows aimed at demonstrating the dangers of using alcohol and drugs.
In November 2009, Wells, Tremblay, and Smith announced that they would star in a new television series called Happy Drunk and On Drugs Happy Fun Time Hour, which aired in Action in 2011. The series was sequenced six episodes. The actors also serve as executive writers and producers for this series.
In March 2010, the children performed in character at Massey Hall in Toronto called
In November 2010, the children sketched for Funny or Die, called the MashUpPiece Theater: The Wire/Trailer Park Boys .
In February 2012, Wells, Tremblay, and Smith played guest roles in the animated FX series, Archer, as a radical Nova Scotian separatist terrorist, compatriot disguised as Mountie, and original Mountie.
In October 2012, Barrie Dunn officially announced the third and final movie Trailers Park Boys. Filming starts in March 2013 and ends in late April. The film was released in Canadian theaters on April 18, 2014.
Two Trailer Park Boys and one guest star died in early 2013; Brian Huggins, who plays Shitty Bill, in March, and both Richard Collins and guest star Rita MacNeil in April.
On July 4, 2013, it was announced that Tremblay, Wells and Smith acquired the rights to the Trailer Park Boys and confirmed that it would be back by the eighth season. The main production takes place from July to September 2013, back to the location in the existing mobile home community in Truro, Nova Scotia. In late September 2013, Mike Smith announced on the Facebook SwearNet page that the cast and crew had also returned to the scene in September to retrieve content for two new specials, that Season 8 had been "roughly cut" to ten episodes, and that SwearNet was looking network offerings in addition to his plans for new material webcasts.
On December 27, 2013, Smith confirmed on Twitter that the ninth season would start production in spring 2014. Although creator Mike Clattenburg, along with producers Barrie Dunn and Michael Volpe, were not involved, they gave their blessing to the trio and were credited as the original creators of the series. revived.
On March 5, 2014, Netflix announced that two new season Trailer Park Boys will be broadcast exclusively on their streaming service later this year. In addition to seasons 8 and 9, the network will also feature three specials ( Special Community Services , Swearnet Special , Trailer Park Boys Xmas ) and two new movies ( Trailer Park Boys 3: Do not Legalize It and Swearnet ) after their theatrical release.
The new 80 minute special titled Trailer Park Boys: Live In Fuckin 'Dublin was launched on June 1, 2014, exclusively on Netflix.
On September 1, 2014, Netflix announced that season 8 of Trailer Park Boys will be available on September 5th.
On November 15, 2014, Netflix released a new 90-minute special, titled Trailer Park Boys: Live at the North Pole.
Season 9 of Trailer Park Boys was available on March 27, 2015.
On June 1, 2015, Swearnet officially announced that Season 10 production is underway.
On December 9, 2015, a new 75 minute special debuted on Netflix, entitled Trailer Park Boys: Drunk, High, and Unemployed Live In Austin .
On March 28, 2016, Netflix released season 10 of Trailer Park Boys . It consists of 10 episodes and includes the appearance of some famous stars such as Snoop Dogg, Jimmy Kimmel, Doug Benson and Tom Arnold. Two episodes directed by Bobby Farrelly.
On April 2, 2016, and on April 20, 2016, Lucy DeCoutere and Jonathan Torrens announced that they would be leaving the show.
On May 30th, 2016, filming and production began for Season 11 of Trailer Park Boys .
On July 5, 2016, filming for Season 11 finished and editing began.
On October 28, 2016, Trailer Park Boys Out of the Park: Europe was made available for streaming on Netflix with 8 episodes.
On February 22, it was announced that Season 11 will air on March 31, 2017.
On March 31, 2017, Season 11 aired.
On April 20, 2017, a greasy story-driven mobile video game titled Trailer Park Boys: Greasy Money (as the only TV show video game), was released on Android and iOS devices.
On June 19, 2017, it was announced that the twelfth season filmmaking was officially underway.
On October 16, 2017, John Dunsworth died at the age of 71, with Season 12 marking his last appearance on the show.
On November 7, 2017, players announced via social media that "Trailer Park Boys: Out of the Park: USA" will be available on Netflix on November 24, 2017. This is the second season in the "Out of the Park" series -off spin.
References
External links
- Official website
- Trailer Park Boys in Swearnet
- Trailer Park Boys on Netflix
- Trailer Park Boys on IMDb
- Trailer Park Boys on TV.com
- Trailer Park Boys at Rotten Tomatoes
- Trailer Park Boys: Xmas Special in the Internet Movie Database
- Trailer Park Boys: The Movie in the Internet Movie Database
- Trailer Park Boys: Say Good Night to the Wicked on the Internet Movie Database
- Trailer Park Boys: Countdown to Liquor Day on the Internet Movie Database
- Trailer Park Boys: Do not Legal It in the Internet Movie Database
- Trailer Park Boys: Live In F ** kin 'Dublin on the Internet Movie Database
- Trailer Park Boys: Live in the North Pole on the Internet Movie Database
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