Last Man Club

'Last Man Club' Executive Producer, Linda Pandolph, grew up right here in Lawton, Oklahoma.  She went to school at Jefferson Elementary, Central Junior High, and graduated at Lawton High School.  Linda had this dream of being in the pictures.

'Last Man Club' opens Friday, May 27th at the Carmike Patriot 13 in Lawton.

Lawton native and Executive Producer of 'Last Man Club', Linda Pandolph is excited about the future of her first feature length film.  With more than a thousand likes on Facebook and over 10,000 followers on Twitter, 'Last Man Club' is earning public support.  That's one of the steps to making it's big screen debut.

Writer and Director Bo Brinkman took some time this week to tell us how the movie 'Last Man Club' came to be.  And yes, Last Man Club is a real thing.

Linda Pandolph is a hometown girl.  Transplanted many times by the US Army, Pandolph spent the majority of her teens and early college years living in Lawton, OK.

Lawton native and Executive Producer of Last Man Club, Linda Pandolph is so happy that her Lawton neighbors are among the very first to be able to see her very first feature film Last Man Club.

Last Man Club is a heartwarming movie featuring veteran actors like Jim MacKrell and Barry Corbin as WWII veterans off for one final adventure.