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Title: Big Stan (2007)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Rob Schneider | ... | Big Stan | |
| David Carradine | ... | The Master | |
| Jennifer Morrison | ... | Mindy | |
| Scott Wilson | ... | Warden Gasque | |
| Richard Kind | ... | Mal | |
| Sally Kirkland | ... | Madame Foreman | |
| M. Emmet Walsh | ... | Lew Popper | |
| Henry Gibson | ... | Shorts | |
| Jackson Rathbone | ... | Robbie | |
| Kevin Gage | ... | Bullard | |
| Bob Sapp | ... | Big Raymond | |
| Brandon T. Jackson | ... | Deshawn (as Brandon Jackson) | |
| Dan Haggerty | ... | Tubby | |
| Richard Riehle | ... | Judge Perry | |
| Marcia Wallace | ... | Alma | |
The fraudulent real state agent Stan is married with his beloved Mindy and has a seven million dollar fortune. When he is arrested for fraud, he is sentenced to three years in prison and his assets are frozen by the justice. However, his crooked lawyer Lew Popper negotiates a six month freedom, and the weak Stan, who is afraid of being raped in prison, hires the specialist in martial arts The Master to teach him self-defense. Six months later, Big Stan is sent to the Oaksburgh State Penitentiary totally confident in his expertise in martial arts. He challenges the violent leaders of the gangs and defeats them, being respected by the inmates and bringing peace in the patio. However, the dirty Warden Gasque has the intention of transforming the penitentiary in a luxury resort, and uses Big Stan knowledge to improve his project, promising to release him sooner using the corrupt penal system. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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If you don't like any of his previous movies, big chance is that you won't like this one. If you do enjoyed his movies than this one will be even more enjoyable. It seems that Rob Schneider has matured. He tackles serious subjects (prison system) in a fun way. Some of the jokes have been done to death and can be tiresome. But because of Schneider's performance they still are acceptable. Of course you don't have to expect this movie to have any social or political impact. I just want to mention that it is big step up for Schneider in comparison to "The Animal" or "Deuce Bigalow". David Carradine clearly has gotten very old but still can deliver. Especially in this movie. Since he is parodying himself. He is making fun of the character he played in "Kung Fu" but at the same time embracing and honouring the role that brought him fame. Worth watching!