Frank always tells it like it is. He exemplifies the "guy in the movie" who might be the so-called A-lister, in the front, 'star' of the picture, but his scenes do make the picture what it is because bring the realism to the thing. He is right to say the picture would not be exactly what it would be if it weren't for his scenes. Subtle, but powerfully important.
I wasn’t extraordinarily impressed with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood... I mean, I enjoyed watching it at the theater, and I will likely watch it again at home, but there was just something missing that I really haven’t been able to identify. I suppose I never could understand why Tarantino was telling us this story. I did love the cinematography, nonetheless.
Oh Frank- I almost forgot to ask (I’d been meaning to): If you could pick one actor to portray you, at any point in your life, who would it be and why? Thank you for your entertaining work!
Frank always tells it like it is. He exemplifies the "guy in the movie" who might be the so-called A-lister, in the front, 'star' of the picture, but his scenes do make the picture what it is because bring the realism to the thing. He is right to say the picture would not be exactly what it would be if it weren't for his scenes. Subtle, but powerfully important.
Luv Ya Frank!
Grande Frank! Fai un video in cui parli in italiano!!
I wasn’t extraordinarily impressed with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood... I mean, I enjoyed watching it at the theater, and I will likely watch it again at home, but there was just something missing that I really haven’t been able to identify. I suppose I never could understand why Tarantino was telling us this story. I did love the cinematography, nonetheless.
Oh Frank- I almost forgot to ask (I’d been meaning to):
If you could pick one actor to portray you, at any point in your life, who would it be and why?
Thank you for your entertaining work!
Can I have a signed photo
You one funny dude
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