Duct Tape Forever

Red Green is the lodge’s resourceful, improvisational leader who loves turning ridiculous schemes into workable plans. He blends cheer with stubborn practicality, keeping the Possum Lodge family intact through humor and bold risk-taking. His heart stays loyal to the lodge even as he pushes the boundaries of what’s possible.

Harold is Red's nephew, quick-thinking and occasionally impulsive, who rises to the challenge when the lodge’s fate is on the line. He proves capable under pressure and becomes a trusted ally in the quest to save the lodge. His budding connections add personal stakes to the caper.

Dalton is Mandy’s father and a roguish ally who often acts in his own interest. He sabotages plans by siphoning fuel and meddling behind the scenes, complicating Red’s efforts. His opportunistic streak contrasts with moments of unexpected family loyalty.

Dawn is the deputy tasked with stopping the lodge’s road trip but becomes inexplicably smitten with Harold. She is capable yet flawed, often outmaneuvered by Red’s schemes, adding humor and warmth to the pursuit. Her evolving dynamic with Harold provides a human angle to the caper.

Tompkins is Possum Lake’s well-meaning but bumbling sheriff who constantly finds himself outpaced by the lodge’s antics. His attempts to control the situation provide a light counterpoint to the Lodge’s inventive chaos.

Robert Stiles is a property developer bent on buying the lodge and converting it into a women-only resort. He orchestrates schemes to thwart the lodge, embodying the show’s humorous villain archetype. His plans collide with the community’s solidarity, driving the comedy to its climax.

Mandy is Dalton’s daughter who becomes a focal point of Harold’s affections. She offers a grounded perspective amid the chaos and contributes to the lodge’s emotional warmth. Her relationship dynamics add a touch of romance to the caper.

Edgar K.B. Montrose is the cake-knife-wielding figure whose candles are switched for dynamite sticks, triggering a chaotic finale. His presence adds darkly comic mischief and a reminder of how small missteps can escalate quickly. His role punctuates the movie’s chaotic humor.