CHRISTOPHER WOOD: FUNNY BUCKET >>>
I have to go.
This thought emerges as I look upon row after polished row of Honey Buckets. What cinematic mischief has driven me from a warm bed this chilly November morning to Puyallup's premiere receptacle repository? Today this lot of loos serves as a worthy backdrop for filmmaker Randy Sparks' It Don't Rain on Sunny Days. I guess one person's waste is another's inspiration.
The genuinely funny script - rare for an independent comedy - centers around Jason Feldman (played by Sunny's co-producer Joe Rosati), a thirty-something going nowhere in life. He spends his days scrubbing out portable toilets and taking abuse from his hot-tempered boss Mr. Cross (Seattle comedian Rod Long), and Cross's burly, brownnosing lackey Andre (Jason McKibbin). But when Jason wins the lottery, things REALLY start going down the drain.
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