Auteur Watch - Leslie Harris

Great.  Now I'm falling behind on my auteurs.  What little I do these days about auteurs, and I can't even keep up on that.  Well, I am getting older, and priorities are shifting, and I'm old enough to remember a brief moment in cinema history when it was becoming more inclusive to voices other than Spielberg or De Palma or Smith, and one title stuck out in particular, for some reason, and that was Once Upon a Time When We Were Just Another Black Girl on the I. R. T.  Did I mis-remember something else again?  Did they... wasn't the word "Black" in the long-ass title of that?  Or did the Lame Stream Media press just get it wrong again?  They tend to do that with movies sometimes.  They made the leap that most of us do... what, it's about a black girl?  And it's called Just Another Black Girl on the I.R.T.?  Oh, it's just Just Another Girl on the I.R.T.?  No Black?  No one will notice.  I mean, it's WWII France and the telegraph lines are down... it's like a whole 'nother world over there!  We might never make it home!  It goes to press as is.  That kind of deal.
And so, that's the alpha project for director Leslie Harris, and lead actress of it Ariyan Johnson could not be more grateful.  But that was a whole 'nother world ago and... hmm!  A black woman named Ariyan?  This changes everything.  And she's a director too!  Looks like the student is now the teacher!  But she does have her pride, and even in this age of more and more consolidation on the web, with celebrities just having a homepage on the Facebook out of laziness, she's kept her WWW domain.  And there's even a link on her IMDb "External Sites" page.  I didn't think anyone used those things anymore!
Anyway, back to Leslie Harris.  When we last left her, she was the toast of Sundance with her first film with the long-ass title.  The gates of Paramount were now open... well, really, all these studios have gates, but Paramount's are probably the most lavish.  Time for her sophomore slump, time for her to make her bloated Heaven's Gate vanity project.  And she did, apparently!  It was called Bessie Coleman's Dream to Fly, and... even though it's from 1993, we still don't have cast or crew information on it.  Um... what's the deal here, people?  Is this a real film or what?  Does no one care about Bessie Coleman or his or her dream to fly?  Is this one of those icky dreams where it's not about actual flying, just more of a pragmatic wish to not be raped by the evil stepfather anymore?  I can't find this at my local library, can't find it at my local greatest video store in the history of the universe... is this like Wang Dang or 12 Steps to Death?  Something that even Paul Allen is not willing to waste money on for a completion guarantee?  As Chris Rock once said, boy, this Leslie Harris must've really a-holed her way out of the biz on that one.  Clearly, the industry was not what she expected, and she never vowed to direct again.  And God bless her, she stuck by her vow, if only by societal fiat.  Kinda like how Sister Souljah has yet to enjoy a Second or Third Act to her once supernova-like career.  The nineties weren't all tofu and futons, just sayin'.  And of course, even though we're almost knee-deep in the '90s nostalgia hoopla, the Cocteau Twins are still too weird for my local radio station to play.  A damn shame.
But Leslie's not so disenchanted with her time in the Hollywood machine.  She's found a new career as... what else?  Herself!  An authority on directing.  Appearing in such titles as Directors on Directing and what not.  Don't forget to call Spike Lee a genius!  And a way-paver for us all... something like that.  Wonder if Spike ever wears jeans when he directs.

Meet The Feebles

Okay, that one was almost 30 years ago, so maybe it's time for a re-imagining.  Yes, because not everyone has access to "Crank Yankers," so The Happytime Murders was bourne.  There was a brief controversy about the movie a few weeks or months before its release date... it's probably archived on or by Yahoo! someplace.  Well, surely Brian Henson, son of Muppet maven Jim, is voicing his concerns as well, and certainly not getting involved with such a horrible project, right?  RIGHT?... oh, he directed it?  Ahem... (clearing throat)  Well, there you have it!  If it's good enough for him and Melissa McCarthy, well... it's darned well good enough for me.  Unfortunately for the American moviegoing public, it was only good enough for third place and just under $10 million domestic.  The studio will have to look to the good third-world countries where the moviegoing public there is forced out of the house and to the cinema at gunpoint.  Better ROI over there.  No, here in the good old USA, we'll stick with Crazy Rich Asians and The Meg, thank you very much.  If they do a sixth season of "Silicon Valley," it'll be the most expensive ever, gathering up enough grain to cover those increasingly expensive actors' salaries.
The only other debut this week is a reboot of the 1980s classic D.A.R.Y.L. ...that's the first thing that came to mind for me, anyway, being a person of a certain age.  ...Mary Beth Hurt and Mary Kay Place, I'm always confusing those two.  Which one's the makeup?  Anyway the movie's called AVP: Alien v. Preda... I'm sorry, it's actually a biopic about Axl Rose and it's called A-X-L for some reason.  Once again, I'll be the first to say it... should this not win one of those douchey new Oscars (TM) (R) (C) for "popular movies"?  Maybe screenwriting or special FX?  One of these new-fangled corporate people's going to have to pony up the money to take out a full-page "For Your Consideration" ad in Variety, listing all the possible categories the Oscar (TM) (R) (C) voting bloc could consider.  Best Catering, Best Nose Job, Most Effective Hollywood Diet Plan, what have you............

Auteur Watch - Brandon Harris

On to the next Brandon Harris.  I mean, sure, everyone wants to direct, but often times you've gotta learn one of the underling crafts that a director depends upon.  If you see the world in terms of winners and losers, well, you have to recognize that it takes a lot of losers to hoist up a winner.  Unless you're Trump, probably, in which case you just tie up everything in court for years and years.  In the case of the second Brandon Harris, however, it looks like the craft of gaffer would have to suffice before getting to sit in the director's chair...
...or would it?  I mean, check this out.  Brandon's first two directorial efforts: 2009.  Brandon's first gaffer job: 2010!  Hmm... gotta rethink the whole paradigm, maybe.  Now, if you're like me, you still have to look up certain words like 'gaffer' or 'emoluments clause.'  Maybe there's a few very, very good reasons I haven't gotten anywhere in this life.  And so, if you're like me, you see the word 'gaffer' in the credits, and you think, sure!  Those long-neck creatures from Africa they always have in the zoo... WRONG!  Wrong, wrong, wrong.  That's a giraffe, not a gaffer.  If you go to Wikipedia, you'll see that a gaffer is, like, the chief electrician on a movie set... incidentally, there's another million dollar fortune right there.  See, it used to be that when you double-click on a word... gotta go!  Dinner time.
(later) Ah, another fine dinner.  Anyway, when you're doing, say, a blog entry like this one, and you double-click on a word, the word gets highlighted PLUS the one space after it.  It still does, but it'll back up after a fraction of a second, and only highlight the word.  It's not quite enough to get you a guest shot on Colbert, but it's gotta be worth a couple million. 
But back to being a gaffer, which is what Brandon Harris does during the day, in order to pay for his bad habit of directing at night.  See, when you build a house, call me home... sorry, that's the lyrics to Fleetwood Mac's "Sara."  But seriously, when you build a house, it inevitably comes with some electrical wires, especially if you live in the first world.  America used to be like that, but standards are slipping lately, along with everything else.  Electrical systems in homes are supposed to be built to last.  Hollywood, on the other hand, allows for more fluid electrical systems.  Say you have to travel to a far distant location like Vasquez Rock.  Why, you've got to bring your cables, lights and batteries with you!  And set 'em all up there! 
That's the kind of crap Harris has to do, unless he's in the director's chair.  Of course, when you do short films like Harris, you're not sitting in the chair that long.  He had two shorts in 2009.  One is clearly about what he plans to do as a director, and it's called Portrait of a Monster... no, wait, it's about a hitman who grows weary of his job... something like that.  Yeah, I liked it the first time, when it was called Grosse Pointe Blank.  His second is called L'amor est... which could either be French or Italian for "Love is..."  What is this, the Choose Your Own Adventure series?  You're the filmmaker!  It's your job to tell us what love is, not the audience's job to tell you!  Find some spine.
So, directing didn't work out.  That is, until the right project came along.  Well, it didn't come along, but something called The Neon Demon... no, wait, that's Nicolas Winding Refn's 2016 project, and it's available on Amazon Prime.  No, this one's called Beneath the Neon, and it's clearly not as glamorous.  But you gotta give mad props to the gaffing work on this short film.  Alas, gaffers kept quitting on him, because Brandon kept finding gaffes in their work (drumroll... is this thing on?)  Now, the film itself isn't available on the YouTubes,... but a trailer is!  A trailer for a short film... the wonders of this world.  I guess it's the official trailer.  I'd do more research, but... oops!  On to my next posts.  No time for anything.

The Nisei Index

Welp, let's get to that Box Office report again.  We've got a couple... how about Scarlett Cleitt?... we've got a couple debuts this week, so let's just dive right in to that pool.  At #1, it's... well, we need a little bit of historical context here.  First, there was Eat Pray Love, then there was the first thing to make fun of it on the sliver... silver screen, called Crazy Stupid Love.  There probably needs to be periods after each word in that, but I don't care yet.  That's another stupid trend.  Anything to drive grade school English teachers crazy goes today.  I know I should be a fan, but I'm not.  The other thing is turning "crazy" into the new "very."  Crazy healthy, crazy fast... that kinda sh... oe leather.  And so we get Crazy Rich Asians.  The guy who stars in that, Jimmy O. Yang, went on "The Daily Show" to flog his wares... and hey!  It worked!  Number one domestic, albeit not by much.  Not since The Joy Luck Club has there been an all-Asian cast like this.  That's right, Jackie Chan, no love for you.  Yes, everybody who's anybody in the Asian film community was in this.  Not my Queen Li Gong, however.  Either she wasn't invited, or she's too big for the likes of this.  Nor Bai Ling, for that matter (my trainwreck).  I guess the Chinese don't count here.  That includes Ziyi Zhang, of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon fame, and others.  Rush Hour 2, for example.  Hey, they can't help it if their current president is a honey-eating douchebag!
The second debut this week is the latest collaboration between Peter Berg and Mark Wahlberg.  Nuff said.  The last debut this week is something called Alpha, and... Albert Hughes?  JUST Albert?  But what about Allen?  What is he, chopped liver?  Oh, I don't care for this.  I just don't care for this at all.  These two gotta patch things up.  They gotta patch that sh... oe leather up right now.  Oh well.  Clearly, Albert is the alpha in this dyad.  Game changed for me.  Paradigm shifted, head kicked in.  World truly turned upside down now.  Gotta go.

Auteur Watch - Brandon Harris

...oh, there's actually two of them!  Well, let's start with this one.  They both have about the same length of résumé, so both probably got fed up with the biz when their project turned out to not have quite the length of legs they thought it had, resulting in their projects taking two steps, then falling over into the dust.
Well, the obvious alpha is called Redbelt which is about a martial-arts... I'm sorry, it's called Redlegs.  And as it turns out, this Brandon Harris fella is a little bit like Rod Lurie, in that he's a film critic-turned-film director.  And a couple big names turned up to review Redlegs... I mean, The Hollywood Reporter?  The New York Times?  You've probably heard of them.  As for the Village Voice, well... people have heard of them, but their film criticism section?  Poof!  Vanished!  No trace of it on the internet.  Where will hipsters turn to now for their bashing of Kirk Cameron?  The Onion?  Forget it!  They're gone too. 
Ooh!  This will give me fresh nightmares.  It's a few steps removed from said Redlegs.  I followed this from one of the five co-writers of Redlegs' script: Nick D'Agostino.  I thought maybe that it was Fouch, but alas, no.  All right, I think I've given this enough air.

Baby There's a Shark At The Box Office

...damn.  Now that I think of it, the headline should probably read "Turteltaub Directs Shark Movie."  Oh well, we'll leave that for Variety... oh, please.  Projections "shredded"?  The Meg feasts on $97 million overseas?  Maybe I'm biased, but I prefer my headline.  People left the theatre entertained, but... slightly scratching their heads.  "Too turtle-y," they said.  But if he can get an Oscar-type performance out of Helen Mirren in National Treasure 2, by God, he's going to direct the sh... oe leather out of some shark movie.  I'm more of a Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus loyalist myself.  I mean, how do you top this?  Or this for the Best Actress Oscar voting block?  Oh, it's got everything.  But I do feel some hope for Jason Statham fans.  If they're at all like me, they suffer from Statham Amnesia Syndrome (TM).  That's when you watch a Jason Statham movie, but still can't remember crucial plot points a few days afterwards.  I mean, I remember the one with what's her name... Anne Heche and Hope Davis, that's it... I mean, I hate the bad guys as much as any action movie fan, but Good Lord!  They get filleted by Statham quite a bit here.  I think this one was trying to be The Day of the Jackal, and I think this one was trying to be that one sketch when Steven Seagal hosted SNL that one single time.  The sketch was where he was trying not to fight for five minutes.  He kicked everyone's ass in the last ten seconds or so of the sketch, but... you get the idea.  And, of course, I would be remiss at best, and downright derelict in my duty at worst if I didn't point out the outright genius of putting Jason Statham and a giant shark in a movie together.  I mean, one's a ruthless, dead-eyed sharp-toothed killer that can smell blood a mile away in the ocean... and the other is a giant shark.  Drumroll please!
Our second debut this week is called... how about Matt Amott?  Anyway, our second debut this week is called Slender Man.  I know why this was such a big hit.  It's because of the immense popularity of his theme song.  I believe it goes "Slender Man, where are you coming from, Slender Man... Nobody knows who you are!"  Love that tune.  Didn't see any ads for this one, though.  Arguably, I might've searched past them on my TeeVough.
Our third and final debut this week is Spike Lee's latest joint, Black Klansman... sorry, that's BlacKkKlansman.  One word.  It's about a black... sorry, African-American police officer who manages to infiltrate a local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan.  Yeah, I liked it the first time when it was called Rachel Dolezal... I mean, Shock Corridor.  Or that "White Power" sketch on Dave Chappelle's show.  I know, I know... I'm being too hard on poor ol' Spike again.  Well, with only $10 million in the bank domestic, I'm not the only one.  But you know what?  Maybe it's too soon to ask, but... Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar (TM) (R) (C) for Spike?  I would've said Director, but I think the DGA probably hates Spike.

Auteur Watch - Mahamat-Saleh Haroun

...is Chad a French colony?  I can't help but look at this guy's résumé.  He seems to enjoy his work, but there's at least one theme here, as far as titles can illustrate themes.  You got your Letter from New York, you got Bye Bye Africa, and there's A Season in France.  ...I think this guy got into directing for the travel!

Def By Reputation

There is much continuing happiness in the Mapother household this week, as the latest installment of the Mission: Impossible franchise is #1 for the second week in a row.  Which might help out when contract renegotiations happens, but personally I think Tom Cruise will have to repent for the poor performance of that Mummy movie he did.  But... but the mummy had two eyes!  We know, we know; still didn't help.  As for the debuts, well... Disney got out the vote for their latest prestige project called Christopher Robin.  Which might help come Oscar(TM) (R) (C) time, but I don't think it's animated enough to qualify for the Best Animated Feature Oscar, despite the work they did on the CGI Ewan McGregor... oh, wait, that was actually him?  Anyway, from reading the plot description of Christopher Robin... at first, I thought it would be the backstory of A. A. Milne and the childhood friends he ended up basing Winnie, Eeyore et alia on.  Some authors are luckier than others when it comes to those family slash childhood friends, because some make more memorable books than others.  Perhaps that's where the skill of the individual author comes into play.  But in this instant case, it's more of the plot arc of 1991's Hook, where a grown man gets so lost in climbing the corporate ladder, they forget that they're Peter Pan in real life, or alternate life, wherever.  Me myself, I say why climb the corporate ladder when you can fly?  Again, that's just me.
The only other debut... oops, there's three this week.  The second debut is from the new supergroup of Hollywood friends.  I never did finish that thesis about the three S's... there's the Soderbergh supergroup of Hollywood friends, the Ben Stiller supergroup, and the Adam Sandler supergroup-type association of which Rob Schneider, depending on his mood that day, either wants to or not wants to be a part of.  I mean, he's got that successful reality show now!  Why would he need to rely on anyone else at this point?  But there's always threats just off-stage, and new alliances get formed.  Vince Vaughn tried to escape the gravity of the Stiller supergroup to form his own... whatever this was.  And now the new lady Ghostbusters have their own supergroup, and given the current Twitter-fueled climate, I must do everything I can to acknowledge their might and power, of which Hollywood took notice longer ago than even I.  But if I can engage in a little act of rampant meta-criticism... because I did see a headline that read "Why Can't Hollywood Give Kate Mackinnon Any Decent Roles?"  If memory serves, Denzel Washington asked the same thing of a 60 Minutes reporter.  And I often wonder why Melissa McCarthy does the movies she does.  They don't seem to be particularly great, but I think she knows what she's doing.  For another example, Joe Pesci did quite a few movies in between the classics that no one ever mentions.  Take The Super, for probably the best example of that.  Probably a decent star's paycheck for Pesci, but even the director doesn't like to reminisce that much.  But at least now I know what that picture of Mackinnon and Mila Kunis squatting on the floor was all about.  It's out now!  And it's doing great!  And clearly it's time to give "Joni & Susanna" a second look... in my case, a first look.
The final debut this week... oh, damn.  I forgot to ask last week.  Well, guess it's time to ask... how about Brett Pieratt?  Anyway, the final debut this week is called The Darkest Minds, a delightful sci-fi romp that seems to combine the old plots in just the right way for our dreary modern times.  See, there's this old movie which beget a TV series of the same name called Logan's Run.  And as you can see from the plot description of that, it's like Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" with the limitation that life ends when you turn 30.  And if you watch MTV at all these days, well... clearly that's their credo.  Except for the host of "Ridiculousness" who's about to celebrate his 50th birthday!  Good for him.  He must have some really great motel pictures of some Viacom bigwig.  (#MotelPicturesMatter)  Well, in the Herbrand universe of The Darkest Minds, the line is at 18 years old.  People are allowed to cross the line, but everyone past the line of 18 is apparently in AARP, and they've got their thumbs on the youth of their today as hard as possible.  I can see a car floating in the poster, so... they're like the X-Men kids of Logan fame?  Just remember... whatever you do, do not piss off that one with nitrogen breath.  Otherwise, goodbye arm!

Short Reviews - August 2018

The Transporter - With Jason Statham as Frank Martin.  Also with François Berléand as Inspector Tarconi.  Unit Manager: Playing Car Unit: Franck Lebreton.  Weathering Painter: Françoise Malaplate.  Re-recording Mixer (as Francois Joseph Hors): François-Joseph Hors.  Special Effects Technician: François Philippi.  Cgi Artist: Mikros Images: Francois-Xavier Nallet.  Assistant Car Stunt Coordinator: Francis Auguy.  Stunts (as Francois N'guyen): François Nguyen.  Parachutist Stunts: Jean Francois Ronzevalle.  Daily Electrician: François Amadei.  Focus Puller: Second Unit (as Francois Mazauric): Frank Mazauric.  Location Scout: François La Rocca.  Conductor / Orchestrator: François Castello.  Runner: Traffic Unit: François Califano.  Personal Assistant: Steven Chasman, France: Aleksander Dembinski.  Daily Unit Runner: Francois Fanelli.  Acting Coach: François Berleand: Laurence Gormezano.  Head Technician Assistant: Playing Car Unit: Francois Hulard.  Press Attache France: Emilie Maison.  Caterer: Jean-François Tymen.

Transporter 2 - With Jason Statham as Frank Martin.  Also with François Berléand as Inspector Tarconi.  Also with Frank Tedesco as Mysterious Onlooker (uncredited).  Key Makeup Artist: France (as Florence Bateau): Florence Batteault.  First Assistant Director: France (as Vincent Champagnac): Vincent Champagniac.  Adr Sound Operator / Re-recording Mixer (as Francois Joseph Hors): François-Joseph Hors.  Sound Mixer: France / Sound: Dominique Lacour.  Special Effects Location Manager: France: Grégoire Delage.  Special Effects Coordinator: France (as George Demetrau): Georges Demétrau.  Stunt Driver: Tourist Bus: Frank Ferrara.  Fight Choreographer: Reshoots / Stunt Coordinator: France: Cyril Raffaelli.  Gaffer: France Unit: Christian Altiparmakian.  Electrician: France Unit: Olivier Haie.  Key Grip: France Unit: Jean-Pierre Mas.  Camera Operator: First Unit / Director Of Photography: France / Steadicam Operator: First Unit: Pierre Morel.  Personal Driver Jason Statham France: Alexandre Petellat.  Production Accountant: Charles W. Francis.  Press Attache France: Emilie Maison.

Transporter 3 - With Jason Statham as Frank Martin.  Also with François Berléand as Tarconi.  Also with Franck Neel as American #3.  Also with Julien Muller as Cop Frank's House.  Key Makeup Artist: Françoise Quilichini.  Additional Property Master: Francois Poublan.  Sound Editor: François Fayard.  Foley Supervisor: François Lepeuple.  Special Effects Technician: François Gaubert.  Special Effects Trainee: Francois Jacquet.  Special Effects Technician: Frank Scala.  Stunt Driver: Francis Auguy.  Underwater Stunt Double: Jason Statham: Francis Fauchart.  Stunts: Francis Terzian.  Location Scout: François Pujol.  Head Technician: Francois Hulard.  Press Attache France: Emilie Maison.

"Transporter: The Series" - With Chris Vance as Frank Martin.  Also with François Berléand.  Also with François-Eric Gendron.  Series Writing Credits (2 Episodes, 2014): Francesca Gardiner.  Series Writing Credits (4 Episodes, 2014): Frank Spotnitz.  Executive Producer (11 Episodes, 2014): Frank Spotnitz.  Series Cinematography by (2 Episodes, 2014): François Dagenais.  Unit Manager / Unit Manager: France / Unit Manager: French Unit (4 Episodes, 2012): Gregory Barrau.  First Assistant Director (4 Episodes, 2012): François Barge.  Second Assistant Director (4 Episodes, 2012): Fanny Franssen.  Set Dresser (10 Episodes, 2012-2013): Francisco Gomez.  Armorer (1 Episode, 2014): Frantisek Mesícek.  Digital Artist (uncredited) (1 Episode, 2012): François Willenz.  Sound Editor (5 Episodes, 2014): François Fayard.  Armorer (1 Episode, 2014): Frantisek Mesícek.  Stunt Player / Stunt Double: Frank (3 Episodes, 2012): Josh Madryga.  Armourer (3 Episodes, 2014): Frantisek Mesícek.  Stunt Double: François Berléand (1 Episode, 2014): Damian Odess-Gillett.  Key Grip (9 Episodes, 2012-2013): Jean-François Dubut.  Second Unit: Director Of Photography / Second Unit: Cinematographer (7 Episodes, 2012-2013): François Dagenais.  Second Assistant Camera (2 Episodes, 2012-2013): François Belin.  Electrician (2 Episodes, 2012): Jean-François Rey.  Casting: France / Casting Director: France (9 Episodes, 2012-2013): Claire Coulange.  Casting: France / Casting Director: France (9 Episodes, 2012-2013): Natalie Luquiens.  Casting Director: France / Casting Director France / Casting Director: France / Casting Director: France (7 Episodes, 2014): Elodie Demey.  Location Manager / Location Manager: France / Location Manager: French Unit (2 Episodes, 2012): Alain Agostini.  Location Manager: France / Location Manager: French Unit (2 Episodes, 2012): Corinne Dacomo.  Transportation Captain (3 Episodes, 2012): Frank Mizzi.  Transportation Coordinator (3 Episodes, 2014): Frank Menniti.  Assistant: Frank Spotnitz (12 Episodes, 2014): Lucy Rawlinson.  Publicist (11 Episodes, 2014): Françoise Dessaigne.  Script Supervisor: France / Script Supervisor: French Unit (2 Episodes, 2012): Olivia Bruynoghe.  Financial Controller: France Unit / Production Accountant: French Unit (2 Episodes, 2012): Nour Rakotobe.  Armourer (2 Episodes, 2014): Frantisek Mesícek.

The Transporter Refueled - With Ed Skrein as Frank Martin Jr..  Also with Ray Stevenson as Frank Martin Sr..  Key Makeup Artist: Françoise Quilichini.  Digital Compositor: François Crèvecoeur.  Stunt Performer: Franck Merenda.  Rigging Key Grip: Franck Bonomi.  Grip: Franck Bouchoucha.  Casting Assistant: Pierre-François Créancier.  Location Scout: François Pujol.

"Der Verlust" - With Peter Franke as Walter.  Also with Hans-Jochen Wagner as Frank Martens.  Production Manager: Frank B. Bosselmann.

"Der Wannsee-Mörder" - With Reiner Schöne as Frank Martens.

Mars Attacks! - With Frank Welker as Various Martians (voice) (as Frank W. Welker).  Producer: Larry Franco.  Makeup Artist (uncredited): Frank Rogers.  Graphic Designer (uncredited): François Audouy.  Sound Effects Editor (as Frank Eulner): Frank E. Eulner.  Digital Modeler: ILM: Frank Gravatt.  Visual Effects (uncredited): Francesco Chiarini.  ACME Model Shop (uncredited): Edward J. Franklin.  Music Preparation (uncredited): Frank Macchia.  Martian Girl Consultant: Francois Nars.  Assistant: Mr. Franco: Cheryl A. Tkach.  Voices: Martian Vocal Effects (uncredited): Frank Welker.

"Nurse" - With John Cunningham.  Also with Fran Brill.  Also with Frank Converse.

"The Mississippi" - With Wayne Heffley.  Also with Alexa Kenin.  Also with Ivor Francis.

"Clocking Off" - With Kate Rutter.  Also with David Morrissey.  Also with Frank Lauder.  Also with Lee Oakes.  Also with John Draycott.

"Skeppsholmen" - With Lars Väringer.

"The Outer Limits" "A Special Edition" - With Peter Onorati as Frank Martin (archive footage).  Also with Don Franklin as Tim McAllister (archive footage).

Arlette - With Christopher Lambert as Frank Martin (as Christophe Lambert).  Also with France Zobda as Samantha.  Extras Casting: Monte-Carlo: Franck Baldino.

Al Martin's Game - With Frank Hall Crane as Al Martin (as Frank Crane).

Sagebrush Troubadour - With J. Frank Glendon as John Martin.  Also with Frankie Marvin as Deputy (uncredited).

Smashed Back - With J. Frank Glendon as Johnny Martin (as Frank J. Glendon).

"Cagney & Lacey" "The Informant" - With Francis X. McCarthy as Mr. Martin (as Frank McCarthy).  Grip: Frank Detone Jr..

"Highway Patrol" "Fisherman's Luck" - With Frank J. Scannell as Gil Martin.

Nina o' the Theatre - With Harry F. Millarde as Frank Martin (as Harry Millarde).

The Spider's Web - With Frank Bruno as Monk (uncredited).  Also with Lester Dorr as Frank Martin (uncredited).  Also with Jerry Frank as Henchman with Malean (uncredited).  Also with Frank Hagney as Henchman (uncredited).  Also with Frank Mills as Henchman (uncredited).  Also with Frank O'Connor as Policeman (uncredited).  Also with Gus Reed as Frank (uncredited).  Also with Francis Walker as Farmer (uncredited).  Stunts (uncredited): Francis Walker.

The Bottom of the Bottle - With Kim Charney as Frank Martin - Donald's Son.  Also with Frances Dominguez as Diaz' Wife.

A Woman - With Courtenay Foote as Frank Martin - the Husband.

"The Rockford Files" "Just Another Polish Wedding" - With Jack Collins as Frank Martin / Finn O'Herlihy.

Simple Things - With Jeff Winter as Dr. Martin Frank.

"The Baron" "The Killing" - With Frank Wolff as Frank Martin.  Directed by : Cyril Frankel.  Camera Operator: Frank Watts.

Bermuda Mystery - With Kane Richmond as Frank Martin.  Also with Frank Dawson as Brooks' Butler (uncredited).  Also with Frances Morris as 2nd Nurse (uncredited).  (story) (as John Larkin): John Francis Larkin.

A Boy, a Girl and a Bike - With John Blythe as Frank Martin.  Props (uncredited): Frank Archer.  Camera Operator: Frank Bassill.

Brand of Fear - With Frank McCarroll as Larry - Henchman.  Also with William Bailey as Frank Martin.  Stunt Double: Dub Taylor (uncredited): Frank McCarroll.

"Channing" "Swing for the Moon" - With Frank Gerstle as Eddie Martin.  Also with Ralph Meeker as Frank Martin.

Christmas Crash - With Ron Lea as Frank Martin.

"Climax!" "The Disappearance of Amanda Hale" - With Alexander Scourby as Frank Martin.

Contra la corriente - With Ramón Guerrero as Frank Martin.

"Endlich Samstag!" - With Frank Kühnlein.  Also with Stefan Drücke.  Also with Thomas Graw.  Series Directed by (unknown Episodes): Frank Gotthardy.

"ER" - With Troy Evans as Frank Martin (129 episodes).  Also with Frances Sternhagen as Millicent Carter.  Also with Frances Conroy.  Also with Fran Bennett.  Also with Frank McRae.  Also with Morris Chestnut as ICU Nurse Frank 'Rambo' Bacon.  Also with François Chau.  Also with Richard Narita.  Also with Frances Fisher as Helen Kingsley.  Also with John Randolph.  Also with Ally Walker.  Also with Frank Califano.  Also with Herta Ware.  Also with Frank Bruynbroek.  Also with Frances Bay.  Also with Francesco Quinn.  Also with Graham Jarvis.  Also with Gary Hudson.  Also with Betsy Brandt.  Also with Steve Franken.  Also with Francis Guinan.  Also with Stephen Rowe.  Also with Frank Roman.  Also with Jan Devereaux.  Also with Jenna Leigh Green.  Also with William Francis McGuire.  Also with Francesca Faridany.  Also with Franc Ross.  Also with Audrey Francis.  Also with Franklin Cover.  Also with Marilyn Dodds Frank.  Also with James Francis Ginty.  Also with Clement von Franckenstein.  Also with Norma Michaels.  Also with Frank Novak.  Also with Joseph Ung.  Also with Marc Macaulay.  Also with Jennifer Buttell.  Also with Frank Clem.  Also with Roberta Bassin.  Also with Frankie J. Allison.  Also with Cherie Franklin.  Also with Frankie Francis.  Also with Art Frankel.  Also with David Franco.  Also with Sylvia Frank.  Also with Wilson Raiser.  Also with Jimmy Dineen.  Also with Fran Montano.  Also with Frank Noon.  Also with Tommy Franklin.  Also with Lucia Vincent.  Also with Sybyl Walker.  Also with Frank Zieger.  Also with Shannon Frank.  Also with Dean Francois.  Series Casting By (331 Episodes, 1994-2009): John Frank Levey.  Production Manager / Production Manager: France & South Africa / Production Manager: South Africa (8 Episodes, 2005-2006): Frantz Richard.  Unit Production Manager (3 Episodes, 2002-2003): Francis J. Conway.  Drafting Set Designer (1 Episode, 2008): Francoise Cherry-Cohen.  Re-recording Mixer (68 Episodes, 1994-1997): Franklin Jones Jr..  Special Effects Technician (1 Episode, 2005): François Philippi.  Visual Effects I/O Supervisor (uncredited) (1 Episode, 1994): Frank Lawas.  Extras Casting: Paris (1 Episode, 2005): Franck Baldino.  Set Costumer / Costumer (41 Episodes, 2007-2009): Francesca Bruno.  Assistant Editor (1 Episode, 1994): Linda Di Franco.  Craft Service (5 Episodes, 2006-2009): Frank Molloy.

Erebus - With Marc Vos as Frank Martin.

Fashions in Love - With John Miljan as Frank Martin.

Go for It! - With Al Bandiero as Frank Martin.  Swing Crew: Eric Frankel.

House of Blood - With Peter Hooten as Frank Martin.

Hunted Men - With Johnny Downs as Frank Martin.  Art Direction by: Franz Bachelin.

Jagged Edge - With Lance Henriksen as Frank Martin.

"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" "Stocks & Bondage" - With Geoffrey Nauffts as Frank Martin.  Also with Francesca Faridany as Amy Tanner.  Also with Frank Anello as NYPD Officer (uncredited).  Hair Supervisor: Francesca Paris.  Location Scout: Francis Maiorino.

"Make Room for Daddy" "Who Can Figure Kids?" - With Wally Brown as Frank Martin.  Set Decoration by (as Spencer-Hagen): Frank Kramer.

"The Man in a Looking Glass" - With Frank Wolff as Frank Martin.  Directed by : Cyril Frankel.  Camera Operator: Frank Watts.

Name the Woman - With Thomas E. Jackson as Frank Martin.  Also with Frank O'Connor as Reporter.

No Man's Land - With R.D. Call as Frank Martin.  Also with Channing Chase as Aunt Fran.

"Novela" "El Vicario de Wakefield" - With Álvaro de Luna as Frank Martin.

"Nurse" "A Question of Dignity" - With John Cunningham as Frank Martin.

"The Outer Limits" "Last Supper" - With Peter Onorati as Frank Martin.

The Return of the Rangers - With Glenn Strange as Frank Martin.

The Silent Trail - With Ashton Dearholt as Frank Martin.

Six Days Seven Nights - With David Schwimmer as Frank Martin.  Production Supervisor: Andrew Francis Fenady.

"Softly Softly: Task Force" "Surveillance" - With Frank Wylie as Frank Martin.

Three Sundays to Live - With Kieron Moore as Frank Martin.

Transporter 3 Special Delivery: Transporters in the Real World - With Jason Statham as Frank Martin (archive footage).

"Two Mothers for Zachary" - With Tony Frank as Ben Delaney.  Also with Steve Shearer as Frank Martin.

"Armchair Thriller" "The Victim: Part 1" - With David Beckett as Frankie Martin.  Also with Gerald Sim as Francis Durrant.

"Clocking Off" "Ronnie's Story" - With Lee Oakes as Frankie Martin.

Ghost Parade - With Frank Eastman as Frankie Martin.  Cinematography by (as Frank Good): Frank B. Good.  Cinematography by (as Frank Good): George Unholz.  Film Editing by (as Frank Good): William Hornbeck.

The Heart of a Man - With Frankie Vaughan as Frankie Martin.  Also with Frank Singuineau as Louis (uncredited).

"Liberty" - With Frank Langella as Frederic Auguste Bartholdi.  Also with David Franchetta as First Mate.  Also with Terrence Riggins as Frankie Martin.  Production Designer: France: François de Lamothe.  Second Assistant Camera: Frank G. DeMarco.  Cinematographer: France: Jean Tournier.

Retro Hero - With Mick LaFlamme as Frank.

"Sonic X" "Get the Chaos Emerald!" - With Gregory Abbey as (voice) (as Frank Frankson).

I Was on My Way - With Evan Adams as Documentary Narrator / Frank.

"Peak Practice" "Hopes and Dreams" - With Daniel Ainsleigh as Frankie Flynne.

Society Affairs - With John Alderman as H.K. Austin Sr. (as Frank Hollowell).

"Prillen Short Shorts" - With Steven Allen.

The Kids' Table - With Dennis Anderson as Frankie.

Viral - With Miguel Ángel Muñoz as Frank.  Script Editor: Fran Araújo.

"Move on Up" - With Uwe Manske as Frank.  Also with Carmen-Maja Antoni as Frank's Wife.  Also with Frank Seppeler as Ralf.

The Djarn Djarns - With Hunter Page-Lochard as Frankie.  Also with Tony Briggs as Frankie Senior.  Also with Ann Armstrong as Frankie's Mother.  Music by: Steve Francis.

"The ABC Afternoon Playbreak" "The Girl Who Couldn't Lose" - With Frank Ashmore as Mark Linden (as Frank Stell).  Cinematography by : Frank Watts.

"In the Flesh" "Episode #2.3" - With Eve Austin as Frankie Kirby (as Eve Gordon).

In the Red - With Ray Bachman as Frank.

"Costas Now" "Episode #2.1" - With Frank Baker as Himself - Baseball Player (archive footage) (as Frank 'Home Run' Baker).

Bonditis - With Gerd Baltus as Frank Born.

"Extrême limite" "Le corps du délit" - With François Barluet as Frank.

"The Rebel" "Berserk" - With Dan Barton as Deputy Frank Maggio.  Writing Credits (writer): Frank Chase.

"Selling Hitler" - With Trevor Baxter.

The Northern Trail - With Wallace Beery as Otto Franke.

Hypnocus-Pocused - With Nick Bender as Frank.

Condimentia - With Mark Benton as Frank.

"Duels" "Dietrich, Garbo, l'ange et la divine" - With Franck Bertrand as Himself - Author (as Frank Bertrand).  Also with Françoise Rosay as Herself - Friend of Greta Garbo.

The Gunfighter - With Chuck Biller as Frank Smith.  Also with Frank 'Don' Hogya as Indian Village Person.  Also with Frank Blakeney as Stagecoach Passenger.

"Only Fools and Horses...." - With Marcus Francis.  Also with Francesca Brill.  Also with Frank Coda.  Also with Philip Blaine.  Also with Roberto Escobar.  Assistant Floor Manager (1 Episode, 1986): Francesca Gilpin.  Studio Runner (unknown Episodes): Vanessa Frank.

"26 Men" - With Frank Mullen.  Also with Tap Canutt.  Also with Monte Blue.  Also with Frank Weidner.  Also with Frank Richards.  Also with Frank Muller.  Series Directed by (2 Episodes, 1958-1959): Franklin Adreon.  Series Writing Credits (6 Episodes, 1957-1958): Frank Graves.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1959): Frank Woods.  Series Film Editing by (15 Episodes, 1958-1959): Frank Capacchione.  Script Supervisor (1 Episode, 1957): Frank Remsden.

"Sliders" "Electric Twister Acid Test" - With Bill Bolender as Franklin Michener.

"Da Vinci's Inquest" - With Tony Nardi.  Also with Francesco Alongi.  Also with Frank Borg.  Also with Frank Cassini.  Also with Frances Bay.  Also with Jamie Fransen.  Also with Frank Ferrucci.  Also with Frances Flanagan.  Also with Kevin McCrae.  Also with Jim Francis.  Also with Allan Franz.  Also with Doris Chillcott.  Series Writing Credits (52 Episodes, 1999-2003): Frank Borg.  Unit Publicist (13 Episodes, 2000-2001): Fran Humphreys.

Just Mercy - With Kirk Bovill as Frank Moore.  Also with Dylan James as Frankie Moore... hmm!  That must be a little bit confusing, n'est ce pas?

"The Looney Tunes Show" "Eligible Bachelors" - With Dee Bradley Baker as Colonel Frankenheimer / Additional Voices (voice).  Storyboard Clean-up Artist: Frank Molieri.

"Verkauftes Land" - Mit Guntram Brattia als Frank Pauly.

"Private Practice" - With Louise Fletcher as Frances Wilder.  Also with Sean Bridgers.  Also with Ernie Hudson.  Also with Fran Kranz as Brian.  Also with David Eigenberg as Frank.  Also with Kim Hamilton.  Also with Frances Fisher as Ruby Broome.  Also with James Francis Ginty.  Also with Frank Maharajh.  Dga Trainee (uncredited) (2 Episodes, 2008): Kathryn Francis Tucker.  President: Stargate Studios (48 Episodes, 2007-2010): Darren Frankel.  Visual Effects I/O Supervisor (uncredited) / Visual Effects I/o Supervisor (uncredited) (2 Episodes, 2007): Frank Lawas.  Electrician (uncredited) (22 Episodes, 2010-2011): Paul Franck.  Post Production Assistant / Production Staff (23 Episodes, 2012-2013): Francesca Castro.  Production Staff (1 Episode, 2012): Paul Frank.

Min så kallade pappa - With Sverrir Gudnason as Frank.  Also with Johannes Brost as Franks pappa.  Also with Lars-Peter Larsson as Franks krogpolare.  Carpenter: Frank Zandhoff.  Electrician: Claudio Fransson.

"You Can't Beat a Bit of Bully" - With Frank Bruno as Himself - Former Professional Boxer (as Frank Bruno MBE).

"Notruf Hafenkante" "Weggesperrt" - With Jörg Bundschuh as Dr. Frank Mertin.

"Johnny Ringo" "Border Town" - With Robert Burton as Sheriff Frank Pike.

"Mindhunter" - With Jesse C. Boyd as Frank Janderman.  Also with John Walpole.  Also with Thomas Francis Murphy as Detective McGraw.  Also with Frankie Palombi.  Also with Eric Frank.  Also with Frank Wilson.  Series Directed by (4 Episodes, 2018): Carl Franklin.  Driver (1 Episode, 2017): Frank Fink.

"Julie Walters: A Life on Screen" - With Michael Caine as Dr. Frank Bryant (archive footage).

Last Days of Boot Hill - With Paul Campbell as Frank Rayburn.

"Oscar, que empiece el espectáculo" - With Steve Carell as Frank Ginsberg (archive footage) (uncredited).  Also with Tom Cruise as Charlie Babbitt / Frank T.J. Mackey (archive footage) (uncredited).  Also with Clint Eastwood as Frankie Dunn (archive footage) (uncredited).  Also with Frances McDormand as Herself (archive footage) (uncredited).  Also with Frank Sinatra as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited).  Also with Denzel Washington as Himself / Frank Lucas (archive footage) (uncredited).

"The Roaring 20's" - With Frank DeKova.  Also with Robert Carricart.  Also with Frank Dana.  Also with Gregg Palmer.  Also with Michael Pate.  Series Music by (unknown Episodes): Frank Perkins.  Series Set Decoration by (1 Episode, 1961): Frank M. Miller.  Assistant Director (1 Episode, 1960): John Francis Murphy.  Sound (2 Episodes, 1960): Franklin Hansen.  Sound (2 Episodes, 1961): Francis E. Stahl.

"The Elgin Hour" - With John Cassavetes.  Also with Ruth Hussey.  Also with Francis Lederer.  Also with Frank McHugh.  Also with Frank Overton.  Also with Frances Tannehill.  Also with Frank H. Wilson.  Also with Franchot Tone.

"Bambinot" "Dábelský úkol" - With Petr Cepek as My Cara Mia Frank.  Also with Frantisek Husák as Biron.

She Had to Eat - With Franklin Pangborn as Mr. Phoecian-Wylie.  Also with Spencer Charters as Alf Franklin (uncredited).  Also with Helen Lowell as Melinda Franklin (uncredited).  Also with Frank Mills as Gangster (uncredited).  Props (uncredited): Frank Sullivan.

"Fei nui ching cheun" - With Raymond Cho.

Mike's Brainstorm - With Frank Clark as The Cobbler (as Frank M. Clark).

The Prisonaires - With Bob Clement as Himself - Son of Frank Clement.

"Shazam!" "The Braggart" - With Frank Coghlan Jr. as The Guard (as Frank Coghlan).

The Lovely Patient - With John Collier as Frank Hartsfield.  Also with Derek K. Franklin as Clerk.

"I Confess" - With Frank Conniff as Frank Conniff.

"Rescue 8" "Dangerous Salvage" - With Clancy Cooper as Frank.

Sex Text - With Chris Cortesi as Frank.

On Secret Service - With Edward Coxen as Frank Ketchell (as Ed Coxen).

"Coronation Street: After Hours" "Episode #1.6" - With Martin Crocker as Mr. Franklin.  Also with Kourosh Asad as Franco.

"Mr. Novak" "The Tender Twigs" - With James Franciscus as John Novak.  Also with Robert Culp as Frank Menlow.  Recording Supervisor: Franklin Milton.

"Alphateam - Die Lebensretter im OP" "Mutterliebe" - Mit Ulrich Cyran als Frank.

Main Street on the March! - With Franklin D. Roosevelt as Himself (archive footage) (as Franklin Delano Roosevelt).

The Battle of Ripcord - With Joseph D'Onofrio as Frank Marshall (rumored).

The Black Bird - With Chuck Daniel as Franklin.

"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" "Football Season" - With Jason David Frank as Tommy Oliver / The Green Ranger (as Jason Frank).

"The New Lassie" "Punch Drunk" - With Deborah Dawn Slaboda as Frankie.  Production Assistant (uncredited): Frank Ramey.

The Debauchers - With Terry De Lane as Frank.

"Forever Knight" - With Fran Elliot.  Also with Lili Francks.  Also with Laura Adamo.  Also with Frank Pellegrino.  Also with Maria Syrgiannis.  Also with Maurice Dean Wint.  Also with Francisca Zentilli.  Production Coordinator (2 Episodes, 1992-1993): Fran Solomon.

All the Brothers Were Valiant - With Frank DeKova as Stevenson (as Frank deKova).  Also with Frankie Crane as Native Crewman (uncredited).

"Street Justice" "Remember Me" - With Peter DeLuise as Frank Gurston.  Key Makeup Artist: Francesca von Zimmermann.

"The Fresh Beat Band" - With Frances Manzo.  Also with Anand Desai-Barochia as Frank.  Series Cinematography by (7 Episodes, 2011): Michael Franks.  Key Set Costumer (41 Episodes, 2010-2013): Frank Alexander.

"Today Tonight" "Episode dated 26 January 2009" - With Leonardo DiCaprio as Himself / Frank Wheeler (archive footage) (uncredited).

The Hardest Part About Being a Cop - With Alex Dittmer as Frank McAferty.

"The Outer Limits" "The Invisible Enemy" - With Robert DoQui as Lieutenant Frank Johnson (as Bob DoQui).

Parfum Fatale - With David Doyle as Frank.

"Cheyenne" "The Bounty Killers" - With Andrew Duggan as Frank Moxon.  Also with Frank Marlowe as Bartender (uncredited).

"The Wild Wild West" "The Night of the Sudden Plague" - With Eddie Durkin as Frank Doyle.

Undercover - With Nicholas Eadie as Frank Bugden.

Day X - With Ken Edwards as Frank Chambers.

"UKIP: The First 100 Days" - With Michael Elkin as Frank.  Makeup Artist / Makeup Designer: Frances Hounsom.

Watada, Resister - With Frank Emi as Frank Emi.

Okja - With Giancarlo Esposito as Frank Dawson.  Also with Frans Weterrings IV as Boy Eating Jerky.  Compositor: Method Studios: Jean-Francois Houde.  Animator: Francisco Massanet.  Second Assistant Camera "b" Camera: New York: Anthony DeFrancesco.  Gaffer: Frans Wetterings III.

Justified - With Obum Ezekwem as Detective Franklin.

Drift - With John Fairhead as Frank.  Third Electric: Benjamin Francis Pascoe.

"The Fire Next Time" "Episode #1.2" - With Richard Farnsworth as Frank Morgan.  Driver: Frank A. Serrao.

"Sessions" "Weekend Alone" - With George Felner as Frank.

"Magda macht das schon!" "Jugendsünden" - With Peter Fieseler as Frank Moll.

"Yes Minister" "The Economy Drive" - With Neil Fitzwiliam as Frank Weisel.  Also with Frank Tregear as Reporter.

"Kunden und andere Katastrophen" - With Sophie Schütt.  Also with Barbara Focke.  Also with Peter Franke.  Also with Gerhard Olschewski.  Series Cinematography by (10 Episodes, 2003): Ludwig Franz.

"Twin Peaks" "Part 4" - With Robert Forster as Sheriff Frank Truman.  Painter: WA (uncredited): Lilly Frank.

Tulipää - Med Kari Franck som Gunnar Avanto (som Kari Frank).

Madison Avery - With Craig Frank as  Frankie.

"The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" "Happiness Can't Buy Money" - With Frank Faylen as Herbert T. Gillis.  Also with Steve Franken as Chatsworth Osborne, Jr. (as Stephen Franken).

Emma - With Ewan McGregor as Frank Churchill.  Also with John Franklyn-Robbins as Mr Cole (as John Franklyn Robbins).  Production Coordinator: Fran Triefus.

A Louisiana Ghost Story - With Frank Bliss as Sid.  Also with Howard Frantz as Frank.

Die Fledermaus - Mit Willy Fritsch als Warden Frank.  Auch mit Franz Böheim als Office writer I.T. prison.

Already Dead - With Frankie 'G' Garbutt as Gunman (as Frank Garbett).  Special Effects Coordinator: Pyro: Frank L. Pope.  Special Thanks (as Francis Kortekaas): Frances Kortekaas.

Social Etiquette - With Carl Gambino as John Frank.

Rock Rock Rock! - With Fran Manfred as Arabella.  Also with Connie Francis as Dori's Songs (singing voice).  Also with Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers as Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers.  Also with Frank Virtue and the Virtues as Frank Virtue and the Virtues (scenes deleted).  Also with Sherman Garnes as Sherman Garnes - Frankie Lyman and The Teenagers (uncredited).  Also with Frankie Lymon as Frankie Lymon - Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers.  Also with Jimmy Merchant as Jimme Merchant - Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers (uncredited).  Also with Joe Negroni as Joe Negroni - Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers (uncredited).  Also with Herman Santiago as Herman Santiago - Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers (uncredited).  Singing Voice: Tuesday Weld: Connie Francis.  Composer: Songs "Manhunt" And "Midnight Hassle": Frank Virtue.

"Einstein" - With Stefan Gebelhoff.  Also with Frank Glaser.  Also with Frank Kerschnitzki.  Producer / Executive Producer (20 Episodes, 2017-2018): Dominik Frankowski.  Unit Manager (6 Episodes, 2017): Frank Martin.  Production Coordinator (20 Episodes, 2017-2018): Franzi Stang.

South Beach Academy - With Mindy Feldman as Francesca.  Also with Gil Gesauldi as Frankie.

The Woman in Red - With Larry Gilman as Frank.  Lead Person (as Frank Furginson): Matt Furginson.  Stunts: Frank Orsatti.  Location Manager: San Francisco: Roberta J. Smith.  Production Secretary: San Fransico: Joan Wellman.

"Voetbalvrouwen" - With Frans van Deursen.  Also with Franc Veeger.  Also with Frank Awick.  Also with David Goddyn.

True As Steel - With Huntley Gordon as Frank Parry.

"On the Record w/ Brit Hume" "Stolen Lives" - With Franklin Graham as Himself - Founder, Samaritan's Purse (as Rev. Franklin Graham).

"Jordskott" "Del VI" - With Duncan Green as Frank Olsson.  Also with Mattias Fransson as Börje Dahlqvist.

"Silk Stalkings" "The Last Campaign" - With S.A. Griffin as Frank Burdock.

The Surfadelics: Bye Bye Bamboo - With Francesco Guercio as Frank.

"Dynasty" - With Peter Gwynne.  Also with Cornelia Frances.  Also with Frankie Davidson.  Also with Kerry McGuire.  Series Directed by (7 Episodes, 1970-1971): Frank Arnold.

ZomCo: Waste Management & Body Disposal - With Paul Haldron as Mark Franks.

"Dixon of Dock Green" "Man on the Run" - With Gretchen Franklin as Mrs. Walcott.  Also with Barry Halliday as Frank Reed.

Coercion - With Paul Hann as Frank.

Firefall: An Epic Family Adventure - With Stan Harrington as Frank Bird.  Also with Steve Franks as Bully Tourist.

The Spirit of '17 - With Seymour Hastings as Frank Schmale.

"The Steve Allen Plymouth Show" - With Frankie Laine.  Also with Frank Gorshin.  Also with Frank Sinatra.  Also with Fran Allison.  Also with Frank Barnes.  Also with Frances Faye.  Also with Kukla.  Also with Ollie.  Also with Frank Parker.  Also with Eddie Safranski.  Also with Anthony Franciosa.  Also with Duke Hazlett.  Series Writing Credits (75 Episodes, 1957-1959): Frank Peppiatt.

The Last Lullaby - With Evan Helmuth as Frank Bart (uncredited).  Costumer: Caryn Frankenfield.

The Uncle Jimmy Weldon-Skipper Frank Show - With Frank Herman as  Hemself [sic] - Host (as Skipper Frank Herman).

"Monster High" - With Kate Higgins as Frankie Stein (unknown episodes... how could they not "unknow" that?  You're telling me NO ONE OUT THERE keeps track of this sh... oe leather?)

"Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" "A First Christmas" - With Frank Collison as Horace Bing.  Also with Bruce Nozick as Itzhak Frankel.  Also with Bari Hochwald as Zara Frankel.

"Sam & Cat" "#FirstClassProblems" - With James Holloway as Frank.

"Uncle Frank's Guide to Being a Man" "Asking Out a Girl" - With Peter Horn as Uncle Frank.

101 Acts of Love - With William Howard as Frank Wilson (as Tony Hansen).  Also with Frank Harris as Sex Demonstrator (uncredited).  Sound: Frank Meadows.

Walk of Fame - With Seya Hug as Frank.  Boom Operator: Yancey 'Pon' Franco.  Assistant Editor: Francesca Ferraro.  Production Coordinator: Los Angeles: Ashley Franklin.

Vorstadtkrokodile 2 - Mit David Hürten als Frank.  Casting Von: Franziska Schlattner.

"Number 96" - With Frances Hargreaves.  Also with Roger Ward.  Also with Faye Donaldson.  Also with Alister Smart.  Also with Franco Valentino.  Also with Shendelle Franklin.  Also with Frank Hauser.  Also with Anthony Ingersent as Frank Braidwood (unknown episodes).

Waters Rising - With Franklin J. Anderson as Aw Sh!t (as Frank Anderson).  Extras Casting (as Franklyn J. Anderson): Franklin J. Anderson.

"77 Sunset Strip" "The Missing Daddy Caper" - With Frank J. Scannell as Harry (as Frank Scannell).

Julie Johnson - With Gideon Jacobs as Franky Johnson.  Also with Frank Ferruccio as Party Guest.  Also with Frank Hopf as Off Duty Police Officer (uncredited).

"Toren C" "Het verjaardagscadeau" - Med Albert Jan van Rees som Johan Franken.

"Reasonable Doubts" "Silence" - With Todd Jeffries as Franklin.

Leave It on the Court - With John Johnson as Fred Franks.  Makeup Department Head: Francine Coche.

The Frightened City - With Patrick Jordan as Frankie Farmer.

Fighting Mad - With Millard K. Wilson as Frank Baxter (as M.K. Wilson).

This Is Home - With Jesse Frankson as Dan.  Also with Rod Kasai as Frank.  Writing Credits : Jesse Frankson.  Film Editing by: Frank White IV.  Third Assistant Camera: Frank White IV.

Dig That Uranium - With Tom Keene as Frank Loomis (as Richard Powers).  Also with Frank Jenks as Olaf the Mechanic (uncredited).  Also with Francis McDonald as Indian Chief (uncredited).

Simple Things - With Charlie Kemp as Frank Mills.

Writing Buddies - With Shea Ketchum as Frankie Riordan.

My Day - With Mike Kinsey as Frank.

"Doctors" "Skeletons" - With Tom Knight as Mike Franks.

"Nightmare on the 13th Floor" - With Frank Kopyc as Young Officer (as Frank Kopvc).

"Pauw & Witteman" "Episode #7.69" - With Ed Kronenburg as Himself - Nederlands Ambassadeur in Frankrijk.

Sucker Lake Park - With Damien Lee Franklin as Bobby.  Also with Sam L. Landman as Frank Geld.

Rundskop - With Frank Lammers as Sam Raymond.  Assistant Hair Stylist / Assistant Makeup Artist: Frank DeClero.

"Mont-Cinère" - Avec Victor Lanoux son Frank Stevens.

Nine Iron - With Michael Laughlan as Frank.

"Nouvelles de Henry James" "Le banc de la désolation" - Avec Francis Lax son Bill Frankle.

"Cover Me: Based on the True Life of an FBI Family" - With Frank John Hughes.  Also with Tony Franchitto.  Also with Stephen Lee.  Also with Jacob Franchek.  Also with Frank Gerrish.  Sound Editor (12 Episodes, 2000-2001): Frank Nolan.

"Der Fahnder" "Rebeccas Vater" - With George Lenz as Frank Dennert.  Also with Andreas Mannkopff as Franz Behrmann.

Michael Saints - With Matthew Levy as Franky Laroni.

"Futurestates" "Worker Drone" - With Nancy Linehan Charles as Ms. Franklin.

"Bad Bad Girl" "Seek and You Will Find" - With Bruce Locklear as Frankie.

Inside - With Andrea Loreti as Frank Milligan.

"Decisiones" "Culpa ajena" - With Jorge Luis Pila as Franklin.

Jim's Atonement - With Eddie Lyons as Frank ... the Friend.

Convicted - With Grant MacDonald as Frankie.

"Familie Backeljau" "De eerste aflevering" - Med Luk Wyns som François Backeljau / Thérèse Backeljau.  Auch med Paul Maes som Franky Backeljau.

"Noozles" "A Wonderful Friendship" - With Dave Mallow as Grandpa Benjamin Brown / Franky (1988) (voice).

"Queen Sugar" "All Good" - With Anthony Marble as Frank Rovner.

I, Anna - With Eddie Marsan as D.I. Kevin Franks.

"1915" "The Last Day of the Year" - With Sigrid Thornton as Frances.

"Corner Gas" "Physical Credit" - With Paul Mather as Frank Warman.

"Married" "Gymnastics" - With Georgia May Geare as Frankie Bowman (as Georgia Geare).

Syriana - With Tom McCarthy as Fred Franks.  Unit Manager: Geneva: Francine Lusser.  Art Department Assistant: Baltimore & Washington D.C. (as Anthony Defrancesco): Anthony DeFrancesco.  Standby Painter: Baltimore & Washington D.C.: Francesca Gerlach.  Still Photographer: François Duhamel.  Assistant Chief Lighting Technician: Overseas: Francesco Zaccaria.  Casting: France (as Juliette Menager): Juliette Ménager.

"The Last Bastion" - With Warren Mitchell.  Also with Ben Franklin.  Also with Colin McEwan.

"She's the Mayor" "An Officer and a Mayor" - With Derek McGrath as Frank Crumb.

'Gears of War 2' - With John DiMaggio as Marcus Fenix.

"Disciples" - With Zach McLain as Rev. Frank.

"Hotel Secrets & Legends" "Space Race, Ghosts of Silver City, Surviving the Everglades" - With Scott McRae as Frank Vanderlip / Alan Shepard.

Quarters - With Rob Mello as Frankie.

In the Soup - With Francesco Messina as Frank Barfardi.

"Mémoires vives" - With Véronique Le Flaguais as Francine Blanchard.  Also with Jeff Boudreault.  Also with Sylvie-Catherine Beaudoin.  Also with Stéphane F. Jacques.  Also with Réjean Lefrançois.  Also with Brigitte St-Aubin.  Also with France Pilote.  Also with Francesca Barcenas.  Also with Martine Francke.  Also with François Trudel.  Also with Jean-François Paradis.  Also with Jean-François Porlier.  Also with Francis Martineau.  Also with Jean-François Boudreau.  Also with Dominik Michon-Dagenais.  Also with Lili Francke-Robitaille.  Also with Marie-France Duquette.  Second Assistant Director (4 Episodes, 2014): Jean-François Lalonde.  Sound Editor (9 Episodes, 2013): France Lévesque.  Sound Editor (6 Episodes, 2013-2014): François B. Senneville.  Digital Foley Artist (4 Episodes, 2015): Francis Régimbald.  Electrician (16 Episodes, 2014-2015): Jean-François Fournier.  Second Assistant Camera (5 Episodes, 2013): Francis Hamelin.  Best Boy Grip (4 Episodes, 2013): François Leduc.  Series Animation Department (1 Episode, 2014): Martine Franck.  Figurant / Production Assistant (5 Episodes, 2013-2016): Jean-Francois Hall.

"Man Without a Gun" - With Mort Mills.  Also with Frances Morris.  Also with Francis McDonald.  Also with Frank Sully.  Also with Frank Gerstle.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1957): Francis M. Cockrell.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1957): Frank Fenton.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1958): Frank L. Moss.  Sound (1 Episode, 1959): Franklin Hansen.

"Die Anrheiner" "Alles wie früher" - With Alexander Mokos as Frank Krings.

Mrs. Death 3 - With Jeremy Morgan as Frankie.

"Quantum Leap" "Double Identity - November 8, 1965" - With Page Mosely as Francesco 'Frankie' La Palma.  Also with Michael Franco as Charlie.  Adr Artist (uncredited): Frank Catalano.

"Switch: Reloaded" "Episode #2.7" - With Susanne Pätzold as Katharina Saalfrank / Antonia Rados / Anni Wendler / Sonja Zietlow / 'sonnenschein.tv'-Moderatorin.  Also with Michael Müller as Frank-Walter Steinmeier / Mann im Restaurant / Claus Kleber / Gerhard Delling.

"TV total" "Episode dated 18 April 2007" - With Frank Mutschmann as Himself (as Dr. Frank Mutschmann).

"Les vacances de l'amour" "Des vacances exceptionnelles" - With Franck Neel as Frank.

Money - With Ethel Newman as Lady Franklyn.

"Adams House" - With Lloyd Nolan as Frank Gallagher.

"The Unusuals" - With Ryan O'Nan.  Also with Sonja Francis.  Also with Frank Santorelli.  Visual Effects I/O Supervisor (unknown Episodes): Frank Lawas.  Visual Effects Video Assist (unknown Episodes): Max Frankston.

"The Innocent" - With Geoff Oldham as Frank.  Program Consultant: Frances Taylor.

Monster Beach Party - With Alex Orr as Deputy Frank.

Play Doll - With David P. Johnson as Frank Kashew.

"Destiny the Quest" "Dead and the Damned" - With James Panetta as Jason / Dr. Frankenstein.

Relentless - With Mark Parra as Frank.  Line Producer (as Jon Hollis-Franks) / Producer (as Jon Hollis-Franks): Jon Hollis.  Assistant Art Director: Francisco Flores.  Assistant Camera: Francisco Moreno.

"Switch: Reloaded" "Episode #1.3" - With Susanne Pätzold as Katharina Saalfrank / 'Autopsie'-Sprecherin / Frau ohne Beine / EGO-Kind #2.

Family Function - With Brian Frange as Brandon.  Also with Michael Pelazza as Uncle Frank.  Writing Credits : Brian Frange.  Producer: Brian Frange.

Rånarna - With Mikael Persbrandt as Frank.  Also with Peter Franzén as Juha / Jarkko.  Body Double: Peter Franzén: Axel Nordberg.

"Scorpion" "The Hole Truth" - With Derek Phillips as Sandhog Frank.  Lighting Console Programmer (uncredited): Michael Francisco.

"The Practice" "Checkmates" - With Drew Pillsbury as Detective Frank Lopes.  Rigging Grip: Erin Franklyn.

"Bail Out" "La Famiglia Part II" - With Bill Poague as Frank, Police Captain.

My Fellow Americans - With Jamie Price as Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Fine Lines - With Royal Putnam as Frank.

"F O R W A R D" [sic] - With Donald R. Harrell as Dr. Franklin Thomas III.

"Hellcats" "Remember When" - With Alana Randall as Frankie.

The Fable of the Twelve-Cylinder Speed of the Leisure Class - With Frances Raymond as Mrs. Basker (as Frankie Raymond).

The Next Step - With Peter Reffie as Frankie.

The Case of the Black Cat - With Craig Reynolds as Frank Oafley.  Also with Frank Bruno as Construction Foreman (uncredited).  Film Editor: Frank Magee.  Dialogue Director: Frank Beckwith.

The Avengers - With Ralph Richardson as Frank Lockwood.  Also with Francis L. Sullivan as Kommandant Ulrich Wettau.  Also with Frank Atkinson as Drunk at Oslo Quayside (uncredited).  Writing Credits (by): Frank Owen.

"Land Girls" "Home to Roost" - With Paul Ritter as Frank Tucker.  Production Design by: Francis Boyle.

"Extant" "Zugzwang" - ...Gesundheit!  I mean, with Shelley Robertson as Frankie.  Executive Producer: Darryl Frank.

"New Tricks" "Death of a Timeshare Salesman" - With Maurice Roëves as Frank Powell.

Flirting with Love - With Frances Raymond as Mrs. Cameron.  Also with Alan Roscoe as Franklyn Stone.  Directed by : John Francis Dillon.

ETO 1953 - With Justin Royce as Dr. Frank Osbourne.

Will to Die - With John Russell as Frank Mantee.

"The Ed Sullivan Show" - With Frank Shuster.  Also with Connie Francis.  Also with Sergio Franchi.  Also with Frankie Laine.  Also with Frank Gorshin.  Also with Franco Corelli.  Also with Frank Fontaine.  Also with Frank Libuse.  Also with Frank Sinatra as Himself.  Also with Frankie Lymon as Himself.  Also with Frankie Avalon.  Also with Fran Jeffries.  Also with Frances Faye.  Also with Frank Parker.  Also with Frankie Carr.  Also with Frankie Valli.  Also with Frank Ifield.  Also with Melvin Franklin.  Also with Cass Franklin.  Also with Fran Warren.  Also with Frank Stranahan.  Also with Frank Ross.  Also with Frances Farmer.  Also with Francis Brunn.  Also with Frank Sinatra Jr..  Also with Frank Coler.  Also with Frank Cooke.  Also with Francis Flanagan.  Also with Frank Loesser.  Also with Francis Williams.  Also with Paul Franke.  Also with Frank Mittler.  Also with Franchot Tone.  Also with Frank Baxter.  Also with Franny Beecher.  Also with Robert Francis.  Also with Roy Franklin.  Also with Frankie Marlowe.  Also with Francis L. Sullivan.  Also with Frank Everest.  Also with Harry Frankel.  Also with Frank Lawler.  Also with Frank Silver.  Also with Frank Torre.  Also with Françoise Arnoul.  Also with Frank Fay.  Also with Jacqueline François.  Also with Frank Graham.  Also with Frank Malzone.  Also with France Nuyen.  Also with Frank Pace.  Also with Frankie Vaughan.  Also with Francisco's Clowns.  Also with San Francisco Boys Chorus.  Also with Frances Brunn.  Also with Francis and Blair.  Also with Frankie Randall.  Also with Frankie Fanelli.  Also with Frankie Michaels.  Also with Fran Tarkenton.  Also with Richard S. Castellano.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Frank Shuster.  Associate Director (1 Episode, 1962): Frank Leicht.  Conductor (1 Episode, 1961): Franz Allers.

"Area 49" - With Colby Salmon.

Orphans of God - With Jose Santiago as Detective Franko.

"Models Inc." "Blind by Love" - With Johnathon Schaech as Frank Thompson.  Writing Credits (creator): Frank South.  Executive Consultant: Frank South.

"Ein Fall für zwei" "Code Mira" - With Clemens Schick as Frank Betzner.

"Stolberg" "Die Tote vom Fluss" - With Andreas Schröders as Frank Krüger.

Holidays on the River Yarra - With Ian Scott as Frank.

"Hogan's Heroes" "Colonel Klink's Secret Weapon" - With Milton Selzer as Sergeant Reinhold Franks.

"City of Angels" "The High Cost of Living" - With George Sharperson as Frank.

Barbershop Blues - With Corey Shields as Red (as Frank Corey Shields).

"Der Mann des Tages" - With Günther Simon as Frank Godsell, Regisseur.

"Tracy Beaker Returns" "What You Don't Know ..." - With Chris Slater as Frank.

"A Matter of Justice" - With Tim Snay as Officer Frank.  Music by: David Michael Frank.  Sound Recordist (uncredited): Frank Fleming.

Meet My Mother - With Richard Sosa as Frankie.

The Spy Web Series - With Vic Stagliano as  Jerry Franks.

"The Pinkertons" "To the Death" - With Matthew Stefanson as Frank James.

"Hallo, Onkel Doc!" "Simulant" - With Berndt Stichler as Frank Sebald.

Captain Webb - With Brice Stratford as Frank.  Makeup Daily: Frances Hounsom.

Cue - With Jetinder Summan as Frank (as Jet Summan).

Herman U.S.A. - With Frank Crandell as Blue 66 Cadie Driver.  Also with Peter Syvertsen as Frank.  Office Production Assistant (as Sean Francis): Sean Hartley Francis.

"Richie Rich" - With Glenn Taranto.  Also with Tommy Villafranca.

"Torpederna" "Episode #2.3" - With Rune Temte as Frank.

"Country Matters" "The Watercress Girl" - With Gareth Thomas as Frank Oppidan.  Dubbing Mixer (as Frank Griffiths): Frank H. Griffiths.

Nixon - With Tom Bower as Frank Nixon.  Also with Robert Beltran as Frank Sturgis... Watergate Burglar.  Also with Franklin D. Roosevelt as Himself - with Socialite (archive footage) (uncredited).  Music Preparation (uncredited): Frank Macchia.  Production Coordinator (as Christine Fransen): Christine C. Fransen.

Cheung foh - With Francis Ng as Roy (as Francis Wong).  Also with Simon Yam as Frank.  Also with Ching Ting Law as Frank's Driver (as Law Ching Ting).  Also with Frank Michael Liu as Lung's Bodyguard (as Lau Chung Kei).

"No Bananas" - With Gregor Truter.  Also with John H. Francis.  Also with Frank Morgan.

Alice im Niemandsland - With Christian Ulmen as Frank.  Director Of Photography: Frank Lamm.

"Medic" "Day 10" - With Lee Van Cleef as Dr. Frank Strauss.

"Lilyhammer" "The Homecoming" - With Steven Van Zandt as Frank Tagliano.

"The Birthday Boys" "Love Date Hump" - With Andree Vermeulen as Frank.

Vstrecha na dalyokom meridiane - Med Aleksandr Vokach som  Frank Prescott.

"Vita lögner" - With Freddie Wadling.

"Rolston Rye's Guide to LA" "Episode III: 'I'm Slowly Turning Into You'" - With Chris Walsh as Frank.

The Lost Language of Cranes - With Richard Warwick as Frank.  Also with Frank Middlemass as Alex.  Also with Frank Jakeman as Doorman.  Makeup Designer: Fran Needham.

This Woman Is Dangerous - With Richard Webb as Franklin.  Also with Franklyn Farnum as Gambling House Extra (uncredited).

"Futureshock: Comet" - With Neal Welty as Admiral Frank Dalton.

"The Negotiator" - With Tam White as Frank.  Runner: Dailies: Dawn Franklin.

The Trinity of Darkness - With Jacqueline Wilkie as Dr. Frank.

Painful Truth - With Dan Willmott as Frank.

"Work From Home" - With Mark Withers. 

The Making of Cranford - With Simon Woods as Himself / Dr Frank Harrison.  Also with Francesca Annis as Herself / Lady Ludlow. 

Sparks of Fate - With Francis X. Bushman as Frank Graham. 

"McLeod's Daughters" "The Bridle Waltz" - With Stelios Yiakmis as Sgt. Frank Da Costa.  Clapper Loader: Brad Francis. 

Vampire Blvd. - With Robert Z'Dar as Frankenblade. 

"In the Jungle" - With Ronald Zehrfeld as Frank Sperber.  Production Manager: Frank Lübke. 

"Goodtime Girls" - With Francine Tacker as Camille Rittenhouse (13 Episodes).  Also with Adrian Zmed as Frankie Millardo (13 episodes). 

Fools - With Rebecca Spence as Fran.  Also with Zo Zosak as Frank. 

Mud - With Carl Zurhorst as Frank the Bully. 

ZZ Top: Sleeping Bag - With Frank Beard as Frank Beard.