Postal crew speaks

JoBloJoBlo
Last Updated on July 27, 2021


Ooo-vuh. OOO-VUH!!

With Uwe Boll mucking it up on the POSTAL set, it was only a matter of time before we got some moving picture thingies from Boll, which is what PitchPage has delivered.

Stating that the movie will be “different from the other movies [he did]“, the 3 1/2 minute clip also features chats with Dave Foley, Zack Ward and Chris Coppola (Larry Thomas must be hiding in a cave or something…). All the folks involved spill some info on their characters, with Foley playing a cult leader, Ward playing the nephew of Foley (otherwise known as ‘the POSTAL dude’) who one day just snaps after his crappy life pushes him too far, and Chris Coppola (who states that the film is a ‘Mel Brooks film meeting an action-thriller’) plays Richard (who apparently has a twist to him).

To view the clip, which also has the above three doing Boll-isms and pronounciation lessons on ‘Ooo-vuh’, click here, and hope that Boll delivers on his word.

Source: PitchPage

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