Let's Go to Prison 2006 - Let's Go to Prison Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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LET'S GO TO PRISON (2006) - R

Country:	United States Location: Joliet Prision, IL
Genre:	Comedy

Credits

Production Company:	Carsey-Werner Co. Principato-Young Entertainment Strike Entertainment Universal Pictures
Director:	Bob Odenkirk
Producer:	Marc Abraham Matt Berenson Peter Principato Paul Young
Exec Producer:	Armyan Bernstein Marcy Carsey Debra Grieco Caryn Mandabach Tom Werner
Writer: Book:	James Hogshire
Writer: Written by:	Robert Ben Garant Michael Patrick Jann Thomas Lennon
Cast:	Will Arnett Dax Shepard
	Dylan Baker David Koechner Chi McBride Miguel Nino Michael Shannon Jay Whittaker
	A.J. Balance David Darlow Amy Hill Joseph Marcus Bill McGough Susan Messing Jerry Minor Bob Odenkirk Nick Phalen Mary Seibel Jim Zulevic
Casting Director:	Richard Hicks Mickie Paskal David Rubin Jennifer Rudnicke
Production Supervisor:	Wileen Dragovan
Editor:	Eric L. Beason Dennis Thorlaksen
Production Design:	John Paino
Art Director:	Brian Ollman
Dir of Photography:	Ramsey Nickell
Composer:	Alan Elliott
Costume Designer:	Susan Kaufmann

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Synopsis: Two guys are sent to a maximum-security prison for the same amount of time. One is an arrogant yuppie whose search for asthma medication and inability to handle himself in jail gets him to the electric chair, while the other guy, guilty of much worse but savvy about how to conduct himself, gets a year behind bars.

Comment: Based on James Hogshire's irreverent how-to book 'You are Going to Prison' about avoiding prison and minimizing the problems if incarcerated.


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