The Origin of the Legend of Bill Foster (part 2 of 2)

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Uploaded by on Oct 26, 2009

Bill Foster (Clinton Houseman) was a rising star on the country music scene from the town of Codesbury Alabama, but in the Fall of 1976 a group of psychotic city slickers (Claudia Smith, James Girshner and Nik Vandyke) mistook him for his trickster twin brother, Pyland Snapper Rogers (Clinton Houseman) and brutally murdered him with his own severed leg. Watch and learn as the Sheriff of Fire Police (Brandon Robison) narrates this story that has been misconstrued over the years into a rural urban legend, telling the truth behind what happened to Chodesbury Alabama's greatest country music star. Special appearances by Ben Robison (from the Jamestown Williamsburg series) and Corey Hale (who plays the Native American fellow, Freebird) will have even the slightest fans captivated as their improvisational acting plays out during this tale of mistaken identity, betrayal, revenge and country music, Wall Mopper style!!

- Brandon Robison -

Wall Mopper Productions 2009

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  • I loved it! The Narration was hilarious and Clinton was perfect for the role! Good job guys!

    -Chris

    (This is my new account, I deleted the volcomsuperhero one)

  • i really feel as if the music really drives it even further! its so great to know a good musician who is also talented at playing redneck twins lol

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  • I came out great man! ~Girsh

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