
Heavy Duty
Comedy
Overview
Being a custodian has never been so divine. “Heavy Duty” is a workplace comedy about Paul, a college student who finds himself part of a summer janitor crew that cleans, and recruits, with startling devotion.
Top Cast
Paul Schwinn
Paul Schwinn
Paul
Paul Schwinn
Paul
Shawn Kneevers
Shawn Kneevers
T.E.
Shawn Kneevers
T.E.
Ann Jacobson
Ann Jacobson
Trinity
Ann Jacobson
Trinity
Kyle Stoltz
Kyle Stoltz
Kyle
Kyle Stoltz
Kyle
Stephanie Schultz
Stephanie Schultz
Kyle's Girlfriend
Stephanie Schultz
Kyle's Girlfriend
Davi Alliet
Davi Alliet
Davis
Davi Alliet
Davis
Keith Anderson
Keith Anderson
The Master
Keith Anderson
The Master
Mark Sullivan
Mark Sullivan
Trash Throw Custodian
Mark Sullivan
Trash Throw Custodian
Craig Johnson
Craig Johnson
Craig
Craig Johnson
Craig
Kim Strupp
Kim Strupp
Beth
Kim Strupp
Beth
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