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Clattenburg, the creator and director, and his partners Barrie Dunn (Ray) and Mike Volpe sold the franchise to the Boys in 2013 on the agreement that they could do what they wanted after the the 3rd movie "Don't Legalize It " was filmed in 2013, and then shortly after that they started on season 8 in the summer of 2013, and without Clattenburg ...
May 9, 2021 · Clattenburg and Barrie Dunn (who served as co-producer during the early seasons of the show and played Ricky's father, Ray) pitched the show to several networks.
Clattenburg and Dunn, along with Wells and Tremblay, worked on a proposal for a 13-episode season of the show and traveled to Toronto to pitch the show to The Comedy Network. After being turned down, they suddenly decided to pitch the show to Showcase before returning home to Nova Scotia .
Clattenburg and Barrie Dunn aren't involved with the Netflix version of the show (bought-out) so there won't be a Ray come-back (assuming his character is alive)
Mar 30, 2023 · Clattenburg had actually given up and was preparing to return to Nova Scotia when he decided to give it one more shot. He and producer Barrie Dunn cold-called Showcase, a relatively new cable...
Well Mike Clattenburg created the series so probably him. I couldn't give a shit about what Barrie Dunn thinks though.
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Apr 22, 2021 · A young buck by the name of Mike Clattenburg was hired to work there after making a name for himself with his—forgive me for using the most overused word in the English language—irreverent cable show called That Damn Cable Show. So when Mike and met, I was already a fan.
