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...Susan Ladd! Our winner used her mental savvy to think about what could be stashed inside Mini-Indy's bag and guessed it was a 1943 MKVII gas mask. Unfortunately Susan was wrong; tucked away inside the satchel was a one-of-a-kind Krotchy doll made especially for "Postal" and that comes in its own packaging.

The developers of the "Postal" video game, Running With Scissors, have come up with this alternative poster design for the "Postal" movie. As Tony Montana would say, "That Krotchy...he's got balls, mang."

If you haven't already hit MovieSet's listing for Uwe Boll's black humor satire "Postal" then you need to report there, stat! We have just launched our latest contest giving away an exclusive, one of a kind movie item that will be featured in "Postal". All you have to do is watch the latest video posted on the "Postal" page (my, that was a lot of P's), see Verne Troyer dressed up as Mini-Indy and then enter our contest by taking a guess as to what's in Mini-Indy's bag.

Best known for his role as Mini-Me in the last two "Austin Powers" films, Verne Troyer may start getting recognized for his memorable role in Uwe Boll's "Postal" as both himself and the voice of Krotchy, the twisted child's doll and eBay collectible. MovieSet caught up with Verne while he was prepping to film a special video that you will be able to see on our site later this week and asked him some questions about his experience making "Postal".