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Mal is fired after refusing to bribe Judge Perry, and Lew Popper is hired as his replacement for sentencing.
After Lew Popper replaces Mal, Judge Perry sentences the defendant to three years at Verlaine Correctional Facility.
Mal defends the accused while Judge Perry presides over the trial and later imposes the sentence.
Warden Gasque grabs a gun in front of the board of governors and fires during the prison crisis.
Bullard is introduced as a sympathetic prison guard while Warden Gasque controls the facility; three years later, Bullard becomes the new warden.
The Master secretly trains Mindy during the prisoner's incarceration, preparing her for the final confrontation.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Three years later, Lew arrives as a new inmate after being disbarred and arrested.
After Gasque becomes an inmate, Big Raymond intimidates him into saying goodbye to the released prisoner.
Mindy intervenes when Warden Gasque attempts to shoot the prisoner during the prison crisis.
The prisoner trains under The Master and later passes every challenge and defeats Master Cho at the dojo.
The prisoner encounters Dang, who is identified as another student of The Master.
A frightened con artist enters prison, learns disciplined self-defense, and transforms a violent institution through an unexpected campaign of peace.
Directed by Rob Schneider
Big Stan (2007) · 6.7/10 · comedy, crime
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