Auteur Watch - Neary Hay

It's hard sometimes to make a feature-length movie.  Hence you get things like Aria or Four Rooms or the Je t'aime series that everyone just... just loves to see.  In Neary's case, he's got two of them.  The first was 2005's Paris la métisse.  I guess that this is a trailer for it on YouTube.  The second is... oh, wait!  I guess that's it!  I'm DONE for the week, Halle Berry!  So, no reviews?  At least, none on a larger than local-to-France scale?  Man, that must've been a rough experience for him... Neary's a guy's name, right?  I mean, you do one group film, and BOOM, that's it, I'm done with this crazy business.  Sick of the politics, the divas waiting in their trailers, what have you...  This blog post is brought to you, by the way, by the film Paris la métisse.  Paris la métisse!  Not available through Netflix.  Or Amazon!  Or even Scarecrow!  Well, that's about as far as I'm going to go with this.  Let me know what I'm leaving out... I mean, Etsy's for homemade, non-DVD stuff, right?

The Pigeonhole Box Office

Fifty-two weeks in a year, but there's usually, typically not fifty-two different blockbusters at #1 for the year.  The only two examples that come immediately to mind... okay, three, are 1990's Home Alone, 1997's Titanic and 2009's Avatar.  No offense to Spielberg; I mean, 1993's first installment of Jurassic Park was a rather substantial hit... but for how many weeks?  I used to keep better track of such trivia on a weekly basis myself, but one computer crash or another made me lose my knack for it, what can I tell ya.  Lemme check... okay, according to my extensive records, the 2012 installment of the Hunger Games franchise was #1 for four weeks.  In between 2015 and 2016, the new Star Wars was #1 for five weeks.  Of course, when one of those weeks involves making $238 million or so, well... Which brings me, sort of, to the current incarnation of Halloween, which is only in its second week at #1.  Looks like ol' Jamie Lee will be able to write her own ticket now for this, let's say the tail end of the 2nd Act of her career.  Maybe a role in an Expendables reboot, but she won't have to do an About Schmidt-type indie vehicle, that's for sure.  A more typical fallen star has to do that kind of pic these days.
The only new film this week is the latest Gerard Butler juggernaut, which debuted at #5.  It's called Hunter Killer, and it seems to be a slight twist on The Hunt for Red October.  Just a slight twist.  A team of U.S. Navy Seals has to partner up with a submarine captain to rescue the Russian president, of all people.  Not Putin, that's for sure.  No one's going to mess with that guy, but he could probably get all kinds of American resources to help out if he ever did get kidnapped by someone.  Welcome to the new global reality.  I'm too exhausted to even comment on our current president, but I can't help but wonder... is this job fun anymore?  I mean, we've found out his real name is Drumpf, he cheated on his third wife with a porn star, he's used the National Enquirer to bury stories, he funnels money through law firms, he owes the government 500 million in back taxes, he won't condemn David Duke because he doesn't know who he is... did I leave anything out?  I guess he's like Leon Schlesinger, in a way, who once said he's not going to be kind to anyone on the way up because he ain't coming back down.
So, there's only one debut this week, but I'll give a brief shout out to the latest Jonah Hill project.  He's old school, and he still wants to play the silver screen game... even though he's got a Netflix (TM) (C) (R) project as well.  That thing with Emma Stone, right?  Anyway, he's got a thinly-veiled autobiographical project at #10, which seems to have debuted at #11 or lower last week, and it's called Mid90s... he didn't expect it to be a hit.  But I'll go ahead and suggest it anyway... Oscar sweep in five months?  Best screenplay, cinematography, what have you... Emmanuel Lubezki worked on this, right?

Auteur Watch - Kenneth H. Hawryliw

Gesundheit.

Bury My Vote At Wounded Knee

Ah, another awful news week.  You know, there used to be this old political tradition known as "The October Surprise."  There is, of course, a Wikipedia page entry for it... hmm!  Forgot about the 2008 one.  As you will notice, there are two that don't involve a Presidential election, from 2003 and 2006.  Our current president seems to be immune to such quaint traditions: most notably, that slow-moving Access Hollywood bus to destiny.  But on the eve of this, the most important election in our history, there are now two that stick out for me.  One, the horrible, Medieval killing of Jamal Khashoggi, and two, the scourge of voter suppression has finally spread to Native American voters.  You know, because they are the children of Geronimo Voters.  Apparently, Republicans are a bit nervous about all this, but they don't play it on TV.  But it would seem to me that they have two admittedly regrettable, but nevertheless distinguishable post-election realities.  One, they lose their slight margin of power in the House and Senate, or two, they keep all the power, thereby prompting more Soros-funded rallies in the streets.  Seeing as how they have no specific agenda, except overturning Roe v. Wade in particular, and "Everything is wrong unless a Republican does it" in general, maybe now would be a good time to take a vacation to get in touch with their outer Kochs.  The world may be getting more liberal as the 2030 Climate Change deadline approaches, but who are the really ruthless billionaires going to start backing as candidates?  A Democrat?  That'll be the day.  Inheritances are fun.
Speaking of which, there's that Mega Millions jackpot.  Wow!  Man oh man!  1.6 billion dollars?  Powerball seems a little bit less powerful now!  Maybe it's just me.  Of course, there's apparently a new tax on lottery winnings, so it adds up to about $450 actual take-home.  Not to mention all your aunts and uncles that seem to worm their way out of the woodwork, when a new source of monetary celebrity is within their six degrees.  Such an expensive world we live in.  Take, for example, the #1 movie this week: the latest iteration of that old Halloween story.  Director David Gordon Green continues his fight to stay away from the critical acclaim he received early in his career for films like George Washington and All the Real Girls.  He's an artist who's not afraid to make a little money, thank God!
Meanwhile, the other big picture this week... well, new film, anyway, is purported to be Robert Redford's last, and it's called The Old Man of the Mountain, starring Betty Boop, soon to be removed from YouTube... I mean, The Old Man and the Sea based on the Ernest Heming... I mean, The Old Man & the Gun.  I like the trailers for it because they use the font from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.  And if he is indeed 82 years old, as the Internet says, maybe that's a good time to retire... unless the movie's a big hit?  Oscar buzz?  Nope?  Okay, maybe it's time to retire, and just stick with The Sundance Channel and the National Resources Defense Council fulltime?  Does Redford have any contemporaries he's competing with anymore?  Besides Hal Holbrook and Christopher Plummer?

Oh, I would like to take this opportunity to pass on some notes to my implicit boss, Google.  I can't tell on my computer if the new cookies notifications work or not, and the library's not open today.  But I did notice a glitch with the map function.  See, for the uninitiated, when you have a blog, they provide you with a handy map to show where your various web traffic is coming from: Russia, Canada, Poland, the continental United States, what have you.  If a part of the world is particularly blocked with chock-a-block traffic, like when the Russian bots try and see where they can infiltrate, the country turns dark green... as you can now see from the attached pic.  By the way, is this you in this picture?  Anyway, there's some country called "Unknown Region" that turns the whole map very light green.  I don't know why that should happen, but it throws off the statistics by color.  Maybe it's the first one in the array or something.  Probably one of those glitches that aren't worth fixing; I mean, if not from the Unknown Region, where else is our sense of wonder supposed to come from these days?

Auteur Watch - Hillary Hawkins

If you take a look at Hillary Hawkins' IMDb Top 4, as of this writing, one of them is Dead Man Walking, on which she played an arguably minor role: ADR loop group, which I think has to do with fixing the sound before the movie gets released.  And since that time, she's evolved and advanced to being her own YouTube star, a sweetie-pie in general, and a director in her own right more specifically.  She has three directorial titles to her credit on her IMDb page, but no reviews of her films.  Here's my question.  Dead Man Walking is kind of a big film... DID SHE LEARN NOTHING FROM HER EXPERIENCE ON THAT ONE????!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bad Times at the Box Office

Man, I must not be having fun, because time has slowed down as though I've been in church all this time!  That's the price you pay: time slows down, but you gotta read the Bible, especially one with lots of "thee"s and "thine"s in it.  Makes it a little trickier, but what the hey.  We've got three debuts this week, but the moviegoing public decided, meh.  We'll just see the new Venom a second time instead.  Meanwhile, in astronaut news, current astronaut Scott Kelly goes where few men dare to tread: Twitter controversy.  Why, I'm so pre-offended by the whole thing that I'm not even going to dignify any of it with comment.  Bill Maher, whom many of my Facebook friends watch, probably dealt with it best, but I will just say that any variation of the phrase "I guess those days are over" is probably a recipe for Twitter disaster.  DO NOT TWEET anything like that.  If you're going to quote somebody, quote somebody, but no phrases that suggest a return to the good old days... oops, I think I've blogged too much.  But there were also some complaints online about how we, as a society, made the wrong choices over the years.  We chose to fund the space program instead of trying to fix the quality of inner city housing.  Sounds like something a Republican operative would try to pass off as a Democrat's quote, but I mean... this is America, not Canada!  Canada's got higher quality housing for poor people... learned that from one of Michael Moore's documentaries, I think it was the one about guns.  Which brings me to First Man, the latest good role for Ryan Gosling.  Seems like only yesterday he was "Young Hercules."  He'll get that Oscar (TM) (R) (C) someday, though.  Maybe not for this, but for... let's say The Notebook.  People love The Notebook, right?  ...oh, right, apparently First Man is about Neil Armstrong.  I've been listening to a lot of Robert Klein lately, and he's got a bit... I mean, some musings about Neil Armstrong, and... wow!  That's what I get for trying to search for Neil Armstrong and ANYONE ELSE!  Also, he made what I'm being told is a cryptic speech, so I now hate him forever and ever amen.  As for Robert, well, here's what seems to be his latest and greatest on YouTube.  Give 'em hell, Robert!!
Our second debut is R.L. Stine's latest stab at the movies.  Kind of a sad state of affairs when you have to go around telling people that you've sold over 100 million books.  Something has clearly gone wrong somewhere.  Anyway, so Austin Pendleton's new movie... I mean, R.L. Stine's new movie is called Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween and, well, it's clearly an attempt to teach children about all this meta-stuff going on in scripts these nowadays.  I mean, Halloween is traditionally supposed to be one day out of the year when we get to just merely act like stuff is haunted.  But what do you do when sinister forces try to take over Halloween and haunt it themselves, thereby ruining it for everyone else?  Too complicated.  Also, doesn't the plot sound a bit like the plot for... let's say, 1980's 1978's Magic?  Or is it just somewhere along that same plot spectrum, so to speak?
And finally, we got one of those Pulp Fiction-esque films, and it's called Bad Times at the Hotel California El Royale.  I feel sorry for Jeff Bridges now because every time he works on a movie, there's this expectation that he's going to do one of his picture books about it, and... I don't know, does he give it out to just some of the cast, or to the cast and crew?  The point being, there's this expectation now, and it might be getting a little bit costly.

Auteur Watch - Caran Hartsfield

Ah, these young, budding auteurs before they become big, bloated red giants... sorry, I was listening to the original "Cosmos" in the car.  I got the other one on hold at the library, don't worry!  Anyway, I'll try not to get sidetracked again.  Well, he or she, while not terribly prolific yet, certainly has a sense of catchy titles.  I mean, take a look at these four titles!  Kiss It Up To God... catchy.  King... catchy... if a little too simple.  Chutney Popcorn... oh, wait, it says "Actress," not director.  I guess Caran's a she, then.  Then there's "Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee."  Ooh!  That was a good one.  A prestigious HBO project, if memory serves, based on the Buffy Ste. Marie song of the same... oops.  I'm sorry, it's actually called Bury Me Standing.  None of these are available at Scarecrow, BTW.  But Chutney Popcorn probably is!  Lemme check...  yep!  It is!  That's one of those titles like A Fish in the Bathtub or Gas Food Lodging, titles forever associated with 1990s desert Lesbians.
But let's continue to proceed down this list... oh, wait, we're on the last one, and it's 10 Things I Hate About You, based on Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" and... no, that's not it.  Oh, the movies that got greenlit in 1999, the year before the millennium.  It was indeed the big one, that change from 1999 to 2000.  A lot of people thought Jesus would come back and host "Saturday Night Live" the following Saturday.  Didn't happen, though, so the date was moved up a bit.  For the computer nerds, it's now 2048, because computer nerds like to do as little work as possible, and they collectively decided that 11 bits was enough to handle storage of year data.  I mean, it's like, 30 years away now!  We'll never get that far!  Anyway, Caran Hartsfield was on track to be the new Steven Soderbergh.  I mean, one major motion picture a year!  Not bad.  Life gets in the way for most others, but not for ol' sober Soderbergh.  No, the last film before the trail runs cold is called Things We Lost in the Fire.  Ugh.  These annoying ads are now popping up on the right hand side of my screen; let me see if I can get them to stop... okay, they've stopped for now.  Anyway, again, great title.  Margot at the Wedding, Castle Freak, Future Shock... the films are probably crap, but wow, wotta title.  Grabs you by the... imagination and doesn't let go, but again, that's not the title.  No, Caran's is called All Those Things I Never Told You... no, that's not it either.  No, it's that new TV series called "A Million Little Things," clearly riding on the way-too-big-for-its-own-good coattails of "This is Us" and... boy!  Having that trouble again.  I better take a short breather and try again at this thing later on.  What do you think, Caran?

I Don't Know How It Happened. It Was Faster Than Any Eye Could Flick. But All I Can Do Is Hand It To You..........

And there you have it.  The worst Supreme Court nominee in recent memory gets the job.  And I couldn't get hired at the Goodwill.  A bit of an upside-down world we're living in.  But I guess I should hand it to him, because when Mitch McConnell puts his 76-year old mind to something, he gets it done.  And hey, if you had the chance to tinker with the Supreme Court, well... wouldn't you, too?  They're no friend of mine, that's for sure!
As for me, myself, I'm stuck here on the Democrats' half of the political divide.  Forgive me.. the Demon Rat half of the political divide.  Don't want to be left out on the latest trend, you know!  Brought to you by words.  Words!  Change one letter and divide one word into two, and look at the fun you can have too!  It's Re-puke lickin' good!  But here's my suggestion for my fellow Democrats.  Going into this political future of ours, let's take a brief look at the past.  Specifically, the Dubya years.  Two memes of a sort emerged.  The first was "But what if a DEMOCRAT did it?"  You know, sat for twenty minutes after being told about the 9/11 attack, lying about yellowcake, what have you.  And the second, which more generally seemed to capture the vibes emanating out of the White House from that time, was the definition of insanity.  The dictionary definition, more specifically, which quite simply... and the dictionary does tend to be simple, which is one of its many charms... simply means doing the same thing and expecting a different outcome.  Which, depending on your outlook, could mean different things.  For instance, take the act of hitting a coconut with a hammer.  The far-thinking person thinks that eventually, if you hit the coconut long enough with a hammer, the coconut will open up.  The short-thinking person will hit the coconut with a hammer and think "Hey, nothing's happening!  Why do they want me to do this anyway?  It's pointless!"  For a Back to the Future Part II example, it's young Biff listening to the football game on the radio, and the score's not yet how older Biff predicted... bah.  They don't have it.  But you can track it down for yourself, one way or another.  Hey!  Got the compleat trilogy at me local library!
Anyway, so the insanity meme has fallen out of favour, but the "what if a Democrat did it" meme seems to have some staying power.  I also think we should start using the new Republican stand-by: "Well, I haven't read that report, but I do know this..."  Maybe not the "I do know this" part so much.  But here's my nominee going forward for a new meme: "How about if we're just ALL Republicans going forward?  How about that?"  As Howard Beale quipped about television in the original Network, not the new Aaron Sorkin tribute... people are thinking like "the tube" and dressing like "the tube," etc.  Well, now we're thinking, acting and dressing like computers.  And computers seem to have a strong way of dividing things into what is paid attention to and what is not.  And if something like the ... I don't even want to say it, but the child pornography ring in a pizza place... something like that can get traction.  Something like that can get a guy with a gun to suddenly find his purpose in life, and go down there like Rambo and run out of bubble gum, and other fanciful notions can gather so much momentum.  And people like myself can get on here and type things like "You know what I never liked?  Afternoons.  Let's get rid of afternoons forever!  Or pennies.  The most useless of coins.  Let's get rid of pennies forever."  Well, how about if we got rid of the Demon Rats forever?  What if we were all just God-fearing stuffy Republicans?  How would we divvy up the making of political decisions then?  Why, the free market, of course!  Let's see, one percent of the people will make all the decisions, and live in all the nice houses and... hey, they have it tough, too, you know!  I mean, marble floors and bare feet?  Nasty combination first thing in the morning.  And the heating bills... and suppose you slip on it?  One could fracture one's skull!  Again with the coconuts.  Well, it's a start, anyway.  And I know we're not supposed to shout people out of restaurants anymore, if only for Bill Maher's sake, but these days it's somewhat necessary.  I mean, if you don't like the Mexican people, don't eat their food!  But if I don't hear this question asked on one of the morning shows soon, I'm going to be very disappointed.
Speaking of shifting paradigms, the semi-marginal character of Venom in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 3 has finally gotten the treatment some Marvel fans thinks he deserves with 2018's Venom (I) starring the new Mad Max himself, Tom Hardy.  And... boy!  It's got a low IMDb number for such a new release!  How long has it been in development?  I mean, we're up to the nine millions for new releases these days!  We might hit ten soon!  The IMDb averages about 4,000 new entries a day.  Of course, they're spaced out evenly, so it's more like 2,000.  I'll give you an example... and I'll try to find a non-porn one.  Okay, this one might be clean: a new video game called 'Sea of Lies: Nemisis.'  Relatively recent, from 2014.  Well, the peons slaving away at the IMDb to update this almost-completely ad hoc work in progress database do what they can with the resources given.  Okay, here's the most recent I got as of this writing: an episode of something called "Wagas."  Seems like non-porn, right?  It says it's a comedy!  "Comedy, Drama, (non-porn) Romance."
Okay, so there's that.  Sidetracked again.  The only other debut this week is the new A Star Is Born.  I guess I'll try to be one of the first to say it... trying to be on the right side of history, for once... Oscar (TM) (C) (R) sweep?  A second Oscar (R) (TM) (C) for Eric Roth?  A first Oscar (TM) (R) (C) for pretty-boy Bradley Cooper?  Well, two, really... one for acting, one for directing.  Hasn't he suffered enough?  Toiled in the sulphur mines long enough?  Isn't it Sack Lodge's turn at the Big Dance?  Didn't he ask enough questions during his "Inside the Actors' Studio" days?  Also, does Dave Chappelle's street cred drop a little bit?  I mean... really?  The Bagger Vance role?  Didn't he used to make fun of that kind of thing before?  As for Lady Gaga, well... she's sung a couple times on the Oscars (R) (C) (TM) but we'll see if the Beverly Hills coterie think she's worthy yet or not.  I mean, does she gimp for the gold at all?  Does she have a wooden leg at the end of the pic, or is she in an oxygen tent or in a coma?  I think she's one of those two-faces that Seinfeld tried to warn us about.  Very different depending on what makeup she's using, but... that's just my own personal observation.  Don't let that enter your mind, Oscar-voting bloc.  You wanna get those young people interested in the Oscars again, right? (C) (R) (TM)  Lady Gaga's got 100 million reasons to get the award.  How about you?

Short Reviews - October 2018

10 jaar leuven kort - With Frank Focketyn as (as Frank Focketijn).  Also with Frank Vercruyssen.  Directed by : Frank Focketyn.  Directed by : Frank Vercruyssen.

"Charlie Rose" "Episode dated 13 July 2001" - With Frank Gehry as Himself - Guest.

"De wereld draait door" "Episode #6.105" - With Frank Evenblij as Himself - Jakhals (segment "De Jakhalzen") (as Frank).

"Ballet Shoes" - With Ron Cook.

"227" - With Frank Jenkins.  Also with Lee Weaver.  Also with Franc Luz.  Also with Franklin Cover as Albert Blotchbinder.  Also with Mel Stewart.  Also with Fran Drescher.  Also with Leo D. Frank III.  Also with Franklyn Ajaye.  Also with Frantz Turner.  Also with Michael Frank.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Frank Jenkins.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Franc Luz.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Franklin Cover.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Fran Drescher.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Leo D. Frank III.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Franklyn Ajaye.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Frantz Turner.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Michael Frank.  Production Supervisor (75 Episodes, 1986-1990): Fran McConnell.  Production Consultant (18 Episodes, 1985-1986): Fran McConnell.

"An Actor's Life for Me" - With John Woodvine.

"The Chief" - With Peter Woodward.  Also with Frank Baker.  Also with Andrew Woodall.  Also with Charlotte Chatton.  Also with George Sweeney.  Also with Frank Mills.  Also with Frances Atkinson.  Also with Frank Ellis.  Also with Becky France.  Also with Ashley France.  Series Writing Credits: Frank Baker.  Series Writing Credits: Frank Mills.  Series Writing Credits: Frances Atkinson.  Series Writing Credits: Frank Ellis.  Series Writing Credits: Becky France.  Series Writing Credits: Ashley France.

"3rd Rock from the Sun" - With Mike Starr as Frank Muller.  Also with Tim Bagley as Frank.  Also with Enrico Colantoni.  Also with Genie Francis.  Also with Francis Guinan.  Also with Frank Clem.  Also with Francis X. McCarthy.  Also with J.J. Cohen.  Also with Frank Kopyc.  Also with Jerry Hauck.  Also with Franc Ross.  Also with Dorian Frankel.  Also with Naomi Judd as Frances Randell.  Also with Peter DeLuise.  Also with Al Franken.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2001): Genie Francis.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2001): Francis Guinan.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2001): Frank Clem.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2001): Francis X. McCarthy.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2001): Frank Kopyc.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2001): Franc Ross.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2001): Dorian Frankel.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2001): Al Franken.  Driver (uncredited) (2 Episodes, 1996): Frank Khoury.

"Buddy Faro" - With Frank Whaley.  Also with Leslie Jordan.  Also with Dennis Franz.  Series Writing Credits: Frank Whaley.  Series Writing Credits: Dennis Franz.  Series Set Decoration by (2 Episodes, 1998): Leslie McCarthy-Frankenheimer.

"18 Wheels of Justice" - With Max Gail.  Also with Frank Ashmore.  Also with Charlie Daniels.  Also with Stephen Walters.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2001): Frank Ashmore.  Series Music by (44 Episodes, 2000-2001): Christopher Franke.  Driver: Shuttle (unknown Episodes): Frankie Thomas.

"Always and Everyone" - With Ralf Little.  Also with Michael Angelis.  Also with Frank Lauder.  Also with Keith Marsh.  Also with Frank Mills.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2002): Frank Lauder.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2002): Frank Mills.  Producer (2 Episodes, 2000): Francis Hopkinson.

"10-8: Officers on Duty" - With Francesca P. Roberts as Darla Handy.  Also with Frank Alvarez.  Also with James Henriksen.  Series Writing Credits (4 Episodes, 2003): Frank Renzulli.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Francesca P. Roberts.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Frank Alvarez.  Co-executive Producer (14 Episodes, 2003-2004): Frank Renzulli.  Production Assistant (unknown Episodes): Francois Caillaud.

"The 4400" - With Frank C. Turner.  Also with Brent Stait.  Also with Frank Cassini.  Also with Barry Nerling.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2007): Frank C. Turner.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2007): Frank Cassini.  Colorist: Northwest Imaging & FX (3 Episodes, 2004): Frank Robinson.

"1000 Ways to Die" - With Franklin Ruehl.  Also with Lee Grossman.  Also with Frank Huddle.  Also with Frank Alarcon.  Also with Franklyn Passmore III.  Also with Frank Piciullo.  Also with Frankie Banos.  Also with Kevin Eugene Franklin.  Also with Frank Giarmona.  Also with Doug Swim.  Also with Ralph Lucas.  Also with Luis Villafranca.  Also with Nadia Lanfranconi.  Also with Franklin Archer White.  Also with Frank Grand.  Also with Craig Victor.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Franklin Ruehl.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Frank Huddle.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Frank Alarcon.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Franklyn Passmore III.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Frank Piciullo.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Frankie Banos.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Kevin Eugene Franklin.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Frank Giarmona.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Luis Villafranca.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Nadia Lanfranconi.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Franklin Archer White.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2012): Frank Grand.  Story Producer (3 Episodes, 2010-2012): Lee Frank.

"Bi no kyojin tachi" - With Robert Harrison O'Neil.

"The Artist's Process" - With Brian Rich.

"Balas perdidas" - With Francisco Ortiz.  Also with Nacho Vigalondo.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Francisco Ortiz.

"20-Something" - With Zoe Bournelis.  Also with Richard Ryker.  Series Film Editing by (1 Episode, 2014): Clark Frankel.  Post-production Coordinator (1 Episode, 2014): Clark Frankel.

"13 Stories TV Originals" - With Holden Haas.  Production Assistant (unknown Episodes): Frania Duenas.

"2 Broke Girls" - With Frank Gallegos as Jose.  Also with Darin Brooks.  Also with Craig Frank.  Also with Sloan Robinson as Francine.  Also with Cheryl Francis Harrington.  Also with Frances Callier as Felicia.  Also with Brooke Dillman as Sister Fran.  Also with Frankie Shaw as Keefer.  Also with Brian Lee Franklin as NY Rocker Mourner.  Also with Frankie Sims.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2017): Frank Gallegos.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2017): Craig Frank.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2017): Cheryl Francis Harrington.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2017): Frances Callier.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2017): Frankie Shaw.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2017): Brian Lee Franklin.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2017): Frankie Sims.  Property Master (2 Episodes, 2011-2012): Frank Bellina.  Special Effects Technician (uncredited) (1 Episode, 2016): Frank Willis Balzer.

"Cantabridgia" - With Frankie Symonds.  Series Writing Credits (3 Episodes, 2015-2016): Frankie Symonds.  Series Cinematography by (1 Episode, 2015): Frankie Symonds.

"The Avengers" "Homicide and Old Lace" - With Gerry Crampton as Frank Elrick (archive footage) (uncredited).  Assistant Production Manager (uncredited): Franz von Habsburg-Toskana.  Production Accountant (uncredited): Franz von Habsburg-Toskana.

"Access Hollywood" "Episode dated 26 October 2009" - With Frank Ryan as Himself (as Dr. Frank Ryan).

"Barend en Van Dorp" "Episode dated 4 October 1999" - With Frank de Boer as Himself (voice) (as Frank De Boer).

"60 Minutes" "Mount Athos/The Billionaire" - With Frank Gehry as Himself - Architect (segment "The Billionaire") (as Frank O. Gehry).

"Ministry of Mayhem" "Episode dated 24 June 2006" - With Bryony Afferson as Herself (as Frank).  Also with Lauren Blake as Herself (as Frank).  Also with Helena Dowling as Herself (as Frank).  Also with Frank as Themselves.  Also with Hayley Angel Holt as Herself (as Frank).

"The Billy Daniels Show" "Episode dated 24 February 1959" - With The Frankie Ortega Trio as Themselves.

Friends - With Holly Gauthier-Frankel as (voice) (as Holly G. Frankel).  Writing Credits (writer): Holly Gauthier-Frankel.

The 37th Annual Japan Academy Awards - With Lily Franky as Himself (as Lily Frankie).

"Charlie Rose" "Episode dated 23 November 2007" - With Barney Frank as Himself (as Rep. Barney Frank).

"Cold War" "Berlin" - With Frank Roberts as Himself (as Sir Frank Roberts).  Directed by : Frank Roberts.

"Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return" "At the Earth's Core" - With Patton Oswalt as Max (TV's Son of TV's Frank).  Line Producer: Franny Baldwin.  Cinematography by: Frank Barrera.  Miniature Set/model Builder: Frank Duran.

"1st & Ten: The Championship" "The Rookies" - With Frankie Hill as Earlene Kincaid.  Also with Craig Vincent as Frankie Cannavino (uncredited).  Writing Credits (teleplay): Frankie Hill.  Hair Stylist: Frances Mathias.

"The Ainsley Harriott Show" - With Frank Bonsangue.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2000): Frank Bonsangue.

"The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo" "That's Monstertainment" - With Frank Welker as Frankenscoob's Monster.  Writing Credits (special Material): Frank Welker.  Animator: Frank Andrina.

"Agasa Kurisutî no meitantei Powaro to Mâpuru" "ABC satsujin jiken" - With Yasunori Matsumoto as Franklin Clarke (voice).

"1st & Ten: The Championship" - With Frankie Hill.  Also with Fran Tarkenton.  Also with Joey Gaynor.  Also with Beth Broderick.  Also with Frank Aletter.  Also with Frank Annese.  Also with Frank Schuller.  Also with Bo Sabato.  Also with Margarita Franco.  Also with Frank Farmer.  Also with Francis Parkman.  Also with Francine Witkin.  Also with Craig Vincent.  Also with Matthew Faison.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Frankie Hill.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Fran Tarkenton.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Frank Aletter.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Frank Annese.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Frank Schuller.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Margarita Franco.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Frank Farmer.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Francis Parkman.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Francine Witkin.  Hair Stylist (1 Episode, 1986): Frances Mathias.

Curly Sue - With John Ashton as Frank Arnold (uncredited).  Video Playback Operator: Frank Yario Jr..

"I Want My Phone Back" "The Athletes" - With Inessa Frantowski as Studio Audience (as Inessa Frankowski).  Writing Credits (Supervising Writer): Inessa Frantowski.  Production Assistant: Francesca Smith.

Blue Sheep Suit - With Jerry Goralnick as Franklin Baker.

"Cleaners" "Batten Down the Hatches" - With David Arquette as Frank Barnes.  Co-producer: Frances Lausell.  Post Consultant: Francisco Cueto.

"1915" "Best of Friends" - With Sigrid Thornton as Frances.

"Going My Way" "Custody of the Child" - With Anthony Eisley as Frank Baxter.

"King of the Hill" - With David Koechner.  Also with Ani Difranco.  Also with Frank Beard.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2002): Ani Difranco.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2002): Frank Beard.  Assistant To The Producers / Assistant To Producers (24 Episodes, 1997-1998): Sabrina Francis.

Abbey of Thelema - With Natalie Nicole as Francesca.  Also with Aaron Shaffer as Frank Bennett.  Also with Frank Zito as Waiter.  Writing Credits : Frank Zito.

"Snowy River: The McGregor Saga" - With Rodney Bell.  Also with Frances O'Connor.  Also with Frank Gallacher.  Also with Robert Price.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1995): Frances O'Connor.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1995): Frank Gallacher.  Series Music by (13 Episodes, 1994): Frank Strangio.  Wardrobe Supervisor (1 Episode): Frances D. Hogan.  Composer: Theme Music (65 Episodes, 1994-1996): Frank Strangio.  Accounts Assistant (1 Episode): Frances Gradman.

"Der Monddiamant" "Erster Teil" - With Stefan Behrens as Franklin Blake.  Video Technician: Franz-Josef Bruns.

"Rozengeur & Wodka Lime" "Barcelona" - With Daan Schuurmans as Frank Boersma.

"Down to Earth" "All Together Now" - With Francis Magee as Davey.  Also with Angela Griffin as Frankie Brewer.  Writing Credits (inspired By The Books Of): Francis Magee.

Affair in Monte Carlo - With Robert Ayres as Frank Brown.  Camera Operator: Freddie Francis.

Africa Screams - With Frank Buck as Frank Buck.  Writing Credits (uncredited): Frank Buck.  Film Editing by: Frank Gross.

"Friends" "The One Hundredth" - With Giovanni Ribisi as Frank Buffay Jr..

"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" "The Old Pro" - With Richard Conte as Frank Burns.

"The Beachcomber" "Death Do Us Part" - With Don Haggerty as Frank Butcher.

"China, IL" "A Gentleman's Bet" - With Brad Neely as Frank Smith / Steve Smith / Baby Cakes (voice).  Assistant Animator: Allison Frank.

"Amar en tiempos revueltos" "Alfonso pega a Adolfo" - With Emilio Buale as Frank Carrera.

All Hallows Evil: Lord of the Harvest - With Kenny Caperton as Frankie Castle.  Also with John Paul Kakos as Frankie.  Also with Frank Rogers as Shredder Bat / Pagan Guard.  Writing Credits : Frank Rogers.

"ER" "Dead Again" - With Troy Evans as Frank Martin.  Also with Jenna Leigh Green as Tammy Gribbs, Frank's Secretary.  Also with Jimmy Dineen as Frank Chambers.  Casting By: John Frank Levey.

"Le avventure di Nicola Nickleby" - With Franco Volpi.  Also with Franco Coop.  Also with Rina Franchetti.  Also with Renato De Carmine.  Series Writing Credits : Franco Volpi.  Series Writing Credits : Franco Coop.  Series Writing Credits : Rina Franchetti.

"Tin yu dei" "Episode #1.10" - With Ka-Shing Yeung as Frankie Cheng Man-kei.

As a Man Thinks - With Henry Clive as Frank Clayton.

"The 5 Mrs. Buchanans" "Emma in Love" - With George Grizzard as Frank Collins.

"Benson" - With Jerry Seinfeld.  Also with Rick Fitts.  Also with Barney Martin.  Also with Fran Ryan.  Also with Fran Bennett.  Also with Ivor Francis.  Also with Frank Catalano.  Also with Pat Colbert.  Also with Ken Olfson.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1984): Debra Frank.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1986): Fran Ryan.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1986): Fran Bennett.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1986): Ivor Francis.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1986): Frank Catalano.  Editorial Supervisor (6 Episodes, 1980-1981): Frank Merwald.  Dialogue Director (43 Episodes, 1984-1986): Frantz Turner.

The American Crime Lord - With Enzo Zelocchi as Frank Costello.

"Workin' Moms" "Bad Help" - With Juno Rinaldi as Frankie Coyne.

"She's the Mayor" "She's the Mayor?" - With Derek McGrath as Frank Crumb.  Also with Brian Frank as Brian the Felon.  Writing Credits (executive Story Editor): Brian Frank.

"Bachelor Father" "A Man of Importance" - With Harry von Zell as Frank Curtis.  Also with Frances Fong as Susie.  Writing Credits (written By): Frances Fong.

"McCoy" "The Big Ripoff" - With Series Best Boy (uncredited): Arthur W. Frantz.

Butterbox Babies - With Cedric Smith as Frank Davis.  Also with Francine Volker as Mrs. McCready.  Writing Credits : Francine Volker.  Production Coordinator: Fran Solomon.

"Freundschaft mit Herz" "Abgestürzt" - With Fanny Stavjanik as Iris Sandberg (as Franziska Sztavjanik).  Also with Luca Zamperoni as Frank de Fries.

"Electric City" - With Daniel Franzese.  Also with Joey Kern.  Series Writing Credits: Daniel Franzese.

"Albert Einstein" - With Manfred Möck.  Also with Ernst Heise.  Property Master (2 Episodes, 1990): Frank Cochlovius.

"The Connection" - With Charles Durning as Frank Devlin.  Also with Franklin Cover as Lee Harris.  Also with Frank Gio as Kloss.  Writing Credits : Franklin Cover.  Writing Credits : Frank Gio.

"Ben Casey" "A Certain Time, a Certain Darkness" - With Donald Woods as Frank Dixon.

"NightMan" - With Earl Holliman as Frank Dominus.  Also with Danielle Larson as Annette Franklin.  Sound Editor: Frank Nolan.  First Assistant Accountant: Frank Ramey.

"The Cisco Kid" "The Two-Wheeler" - With Keith Richards as Frank Douglas.

"Diagnosis Murder" "Today Is the Last Day of the Rest of My Life" - With Phyllis Frelich as Frances Lamar.  Also with Alan Toy as Frank Dugan.  Director Of Photography: Frank Thackery.

"11.22.63" - With James Franco as Jake Epping.  Also with Josh Duhamel as Frank Dunning.  Also with Susannah Hoffmann.  Series Directed by (1 Episode, 2016): James Franco.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2016): James Franco.  Producer (8 Episodes, 2016): James Franco.  Additional Second Assistant Director (2 Episodes, 2016): Derek Franzese.  Stunt Double: James Franco (3 Episodes, 2016): Alex Armbruster.  Stunt Driving Double: James Franco / Stunt Performer / Stunt Rigger (2 Episodes, 2016): Tim Cody.  Stunt Double: James Franco (2 Episodes, 2016): Christopher Di Meo.  Stunt Double: James Franco (1 Episode, 2016): Louis Paquette.  Costumer To James Franco (8 Episodes, 2016): David Page.  Franco Stand In/Double (2 Episodes, 2016): Cody Daniel.

"F Troop" "A Fort's Best Friend Is Not a Mother" - With Frank DeKova as Wild Eagle (as Frank de Kova).  Writing Credits (written By): Frank DeKova.

Acquitted - With Sam Hardy as Frank Egan.  Directed by : Frank R. Strayer.

"The Big Story" "Mass Murder: Flight 169" - With Mark Rydell as Frank Robert Evans.

"Viva Piñata" "Between a Flock and a Hard Place" - With Marc Thompson as Franklin Fizzlybear.  Modeler: Frank Riley.

"The Corner Bar" - With Eugene Roche.  Also with Frank Campanella.  Also with Frank Young.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Frank Campanella.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Frank Young.

88 Hits - With Frank Ford as Franky Ford.  Writing Credits (writer): Frank Ford.

Breed of the West - With Frank Ellis as Deputy Frank (uncredited).  Writing Credits (story And Scenario): Frank Ellis.

The Adventures of Don Coyote - With Frances Rafferty as Maggie Riley.  Also with Frank Fenton as Big Foot Ferguson.  Also with Frank McCarroll as Henchman Steve.  Also with Edward Ingram as Henchman Frank (uncredited).  Writing Credits (screenplay): Frances Rafferty.  Writing Credits (screenplay): Frank Fenton.  Writing Credits (screenplay): Frank McCarroll.  Stunts (uncredited): Frank McCarroll.

"Boston Legal" "Fat Burner" - With Currie Graham as A.D.A. Frank Ginsberg.

"Rebel" "Black Not Blue" - With Jerry Kernion as Captain Frank Hart.

"Lloyd in Space" - With Nicolette Little.  Also with Clancy Brown.  Also with Francesca Marie Smith.  Also with Frank Welker.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2001): Sandy Frank.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2003): Francesca Marie Smith.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2003): Frank Welker.  Storyboard Artist / Storyboard Revisions (8 Episodes, 2001): Francis Barrios.

"L'Appel de Cthulhu" "Descente aux enfers" - Avec Jérémy Breut son Joseph Frank Keaton.

A Black Hand Elopement - With Frank Clark as (as Frank M. Clark).  Writing Credits (story): Frank F. Greene.  Writing Credits (story): Frank Clark.

"Dalziel and Pascoe" "Dead Meat: Part 1" - With Joe Savino as Dr. Frank Mason.

"All God's Children" - With Francis X. McCarthy as (as Frank McCarthy).  Writing Credits (story): Francis X. McCarthy.  Cinematography by (as Frank Phillips): Frank V. Phillips.  Film Editing by (as Frank Phillips): Byron Chudnow.  Casting By (as Frank Phillips): Reuben Cannon.  Art Direction by (as Frank Phillips): Frederick P. Hope.  Set Decoration by (as Frank Phillips): Warren Welch.

"VR.5" - With Will Patton as Dr. Frank Morgan.  Also with Frank Converse.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1997): Frank Converse.  Re-recording Mixer (12 Episodes, 1995-1997): François Blaignan.

"British Film Forever" "Bullets, Bombs and Bridges: The Story of the War Film" - With Ian Lavender as Pte. Frank Pike (archive footage) (uncredited).

"Training Day" "Apocalypse Now" - With Bill Paxton as Det. Frank Rourke.

Addio, piccola mia - With Frank-Otto Schenk as (as Frank Schenk).  Writing Credits (writer): Frank-Otto Schenk.  Makeup Artist: Frank Zucholowsky.  Assistant Camera: Frank Bredow.

"The Pacific" - With Linda Cropper.  Also with Ian Bliss.  Also with Frank Aldridge.  Series Directed by (1 Episode, 2010): Carl Franklin.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2010): Frank Aldridge.  Rigger: Military Set Decoration (1 Episode, 2010): Allan Francis.  Swing Gang: Queensland (1 Episode, 2010): Fran Smith.

"Dragnet" - With Ethan Embry as Det. Frank Smith.  Also with William Francis McGuire.  Also with Frank Roman.  Also with François Chau.  Also with Frank Crim.  Series Writing Credits: William Francis McGuire.  Series Writing Credits: Frank Roman.  Series Writing Credits: François Chau.  Series Writing Credits: Frank Crim.  Electrician (unknown Episodes): Steve Francis.  Grip (unknown Episodes): Christian Franz Staab.  Set Costumer (10 Episodes, 2003-2004): Frank Alexander.  Assistant Coordinator (unknown Episodes): Franses Simonovich.

"Die Leute von Züderow" "Alte Bekannte" - With Bernd Storch as VP-Hauptwachtmeister Frank Uhlenhorst.

Anne Frank: The Musical - With Jessica Jackson as Anne Frank.

Bap It - With Darren White as Cousin Frank.

The Ancient - With C.M. Downs as Deputy Frank.

"Haare hoch!" "Das Kabinett der Madame Larifari" - With Gerhard Wollner as Detektiv Allan Frank.

All's Faire - With Dean Tuttle as Dr. Frank.

"The Book of Daniel" - With Fran Bennett.  Also with Dan Hedaya.  Also with Alice Playten.  Series Writing Credits: Fran Bennett.  First Assistant Camera: "a" Camera / Camera Operator (8 Episodes, 2006): Frank Rinato.

Epilog norymberski - With Aleksander Gassowski as Francois Demanthon....... Prosecutor.  Also with Janusz Zakrzenski as Hans Frank.

"Anja & Anton" "Killerameisen" - With Frank Lienert as Polizist Krabbe.  Also with Robert Meller as Herr Saalfrank.  Writing Credits (writer): Frank Lienert.

"Containment" "A Kingdom Divided Against Itself" - With Kristen Gutoskie as Katie Frank.

"Adventures of Superman" "Lady in Black" - With Virginia Christine as Mrs. Frank.  Also with Frank Ferguson as Mr. Frank.  Also with Frank Marlowe as Cab Driver.  Writing Credits (writer): Frank Ferguson.  Writing Credits (writer): Frank Marlowe.

"Das Tagebuch der Anne Frank" - With Rainer Büttner as Otto Frank.  Also with Juliane Korén as Anne Frank.  Writing Credits (play): Frances Goodrich.

The Demonic Dead - With Christian Boeving as Pastor Frank.

"Schloßhotel Orth" "Auswege" - With Christian Pogats as Sebastian Frank.

Alien Zombie Invasion - With Chris Daly as Sheriff Frank.

99 and 44/100% Dead - With Edmond O'Brien as Uncle Frank.  Directed by : John Frankenheimer.

Bi-Sexual Bareback Riders - With Max Fonda as (as Frank).  Gaffer: Francesco.  Production Assistant: Frank Kaska.

"100 Years of Horror" - With Jimmy Sangster.  Also with Freddie Francis.  Also with Pamela Franklin.  Also with Francis Lederer.  Series Writing Credits: Freddie Francis.  Series Writing Credits: Pamela Franklin.  Series Writing Credits: Francis Lederer.

Berlin Chamissoplatz - With Hans Brockmann as Dr. Franke.

"The Adventures of Dr. Bayer" "Beelzebub" - With Wolfgang Völz as Franz Schöbel.  Also with Walter Tschernich as Herr Franke.

"Reisedienst Schwalbe" "Ausflug am Hochzeitstag" - With Helmut Kircher as Joachim Franke.  Also with Monika Berg as Monika Franke.

"112 Aina" - With Fredrik Hallgren.  Also with Isabel Munshi.  Visual Effects (26 Episodes, 2013-2015): Magnus Franzén.

"Off Script" "A Lobster and a Braid" - With Manon Mathews as Emily Frankel.

"Eastwick" "Bonfire and Betrayal" - With Lindsay Price as Joanna Frankel.  Set Costumer: Fran Allgood.

"112 Aina" "Episode #1.1" - With Fredrik Hallgren as Frans Ytterman.  Also with Isabel Munshi as Vanessa Frankell.  Visual Effects: Magnus Franzén.

"100 Years of Horror" "Baron Frankenstein" - With Richard E. Cunha as Himself - Director - 'Frankenstein's Daughter'.  Also with Freddie Francis as Himself - Director - 'Evil of Frankenstein'.  Also with Donald F. Glut as Himself - Author - 'The Frankenstein Legend'.  Also with Jimmy Sangster as Himself - Director - 'Horror of Frankenstein'.

Alan Smithee' S Frankenstein - With Vic Cicuta as Dr. Frankenstein (as Victor Melman).

16mm Fantasy - With Alex Brouillet as Frankfurt / farmer.

"¿Qué pasa, U.S.A.?" "Malas Compañías" - With Ralph Wakefield as Frankie Martinez.

"True Blue" - With Eddie Velez.  Also with Francine Beers.  Also with Frank Pellegrino.  Also with Frank Licato.  Also with Frank Stallone.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Francine Beers.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Frank Pellegrino.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Frank Licato.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1990): Frank Stallone.  Series Cinematography by (12 Episodes, 1989-1990): Frank Prinzi.

"Dr. Kildare" "A Pyrotechnic Display" - With Sheilah Wells as Dr. Frankie Warren.  Recording Supervisor: Franklin Milton.

Baby Face Nelson - With Ron Karabatsos as Big Frankie.  Music Supervisor: Paul Di Franco.

"Conviction" - With Manny Montana as Franklin 'Frankie' Cruz.  Also with Daniel Franzese as Jackson Morrison.  Also with Frank Deal.  Also with Elena Shaddow.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2017): Daniel Franzese.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2017): Frank Deal.  Assistant Editor (1 Episode, 2016): Franzis Muller.

"55 Sai Kara No Hello Life" "Episode #1.1" - With Lily Franky as (as Lily Frankie).  Writing Credits (teleplay): Lily Franky.

¿Donde está Memo? - With Andrés Barrios as Franklin.  Camera Operator: Francisco Villasmil.

"Backstairs at the White House" "Episode #1.1" - With John Anderson as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (credit only).  Writing Credits (book): Frances Spatz Leighton.  Casting Associate: Linda Francis.

"American Dreams" - With Francis Capra.  Also with Johnny Pacar.  Also with Jason Landau.  Also with Ron Perkins.  Also with Jimmy Federico.  Also with Dean Norris.  Also with Valeri Ross.  Also with Fantasia Barrino.  Also with LeAnn Rimes.  Also with Boris Cabrera.  Also with Frances Reid.  Also with Dean Francois.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2005): Francis Capra.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2005): Frances Reid.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2005): Dean Francois.  Series Film Editing by (unknown Episodes): Jo Francis.  Property Master (1 Episode, 2004): Frank Escobedo.  Gang Boss (17 Episodes, 2002-2005): Frank Klepadlo.  Assistant Editor (1 Episode, 2003): Jo Francis.  Craft Service (11 Episodes, 2004-2005): Steven L. Franklin.

"The Adams Chronicles" - With John Beal.  Also with Thomas A. Stewart.  Also with Charles Siebert.  Also with Robert Symonds.  Also with Fran Applebaum.  Also with Rodman Flender.  Also with Steven Krey.  Also with Osvaldo Riofrancos.  Also with Ron Siebert.  Also with James Tripp.  Series Writing Credits: Fran Applebaum.  Series Writing Credits: Osvaldo Riofrancos.

"12 Monkeys" "Immortal" - With Danya Nearon as Detective Franklin.

"Living Dolls" - With Halle Berry.  Also with Frank Sivero.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1989): Frank Sivero.  Production Consultant (12 Episodes, 1989): Fran McConnell.

Blackwoods - With Matthew Walker as Pa Franklin.  Also with Janet Wright as Ma Franklin.  Also with Sean Campbell as Jack Franklin.  Also with Ben Derrick as John Franklin.  Adr Supervisor: Frankfurt: Daniela Szentgrothy.

Broadway Danny Rose - With Frank Renzulli as Joe Rispoli.  Also with Joe Franklin as Joe Franklin.  Writing Credits (written By): Frank Renzulli.  Writing Credits (written By): Joe Franklin.  Sound Recordist: Frank Graziadei.

The Awakening - With Sidney Johnston as John Franklin.

"Damages" "But You Don't Do That Anymore" - With Janet McTeer as Kate Franklin.  Compositor: Franz Kol.

Battle Circus - With Adele Longmire as Lt. Jane Franklin.  Orchestrator (uncredited): Robert Franklyn.

"1000 Ways to Die" "Ready or Not Here Comes Death" - With Ralph Lucas as Mr. Roger Franklin.  Also with Franklin Ruehl as Elderly Resident (uncredited).  Writing Credits : Franklin Ruehl.

Birth of a Salesman - With Frank Warlick as Billy Roman.  Also with Joan Howard as Ms. Franklin.  Writing Credits (writer): Frank Warlick.

"Adam-12" "L.A. International" - With Jordan Rhodes as Paul Franklin.  Music by: Frank Comstock.

"Bones" "The Teacher in the Books" - With Anna Khaja as Principal Anne Franklin.  Original Casting: Alexis Frank Koczara.

"Feed" "Aftermath" - With Erin Kelly as Tara Franklin.

"Katie Fforde - Das Meer in dir" - With Susanne Schäfer as Marie Franklin.  Also with Jannik Schümann as Thomas Franklin.  Also with Frank Brückner as William Franklin.

The Butterfly's Wings - With Franklin Hall as (as Franklyn Hall).  Writing Credits: Franklin Hall.

12 - With David Franco as Pan (as David Franko).  Writing Credits : David Franco.

1500 Words - With Marcus Garvey as Stanley Franks.

Shark in Venice - With Stephen Baldwin as David Franks.

"Outlaw" - With Jesse Bradford as Eddie Franks.  Also with Pedro Armendáriz Jr..  Also with Francesca P. Roberts.  Also with Frankie Fronk.  Also with Frank Gallegos.  Also with Frank Traynor.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2010): Francesca P. Roberts.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2010): Frankie Fronk.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2010): Frank Gallegos.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2010): Frank Traynor.  Production Assistant (6 Episodes, 2010): Francis Lucas.

"Castles" - With Stephen Moyer.  Also with Melanie Ramsay.

Beware, My Lovely - With O.Z. Whitehead as Mr. Franks.

Aghast - With Brandon Oakley as Officer Franks.

23 Horas - With Ian Daryk Ramos as Franky.  Also with Franchesca Soto as Mai Wei.

The Figurehead - With Edwin Stevens as Frank Freeman.  Also with Frances Parks as Kitty.

"Rote Bergsteiger" - With Hannjo Hasse.  Also with Frank Michelis.  Series Writing Credits (13 Episodes, 1968): Frank Michelis.

"Der Bulle und das Landei" "Der Bulle und das Landei" - With Martin Glade as Frank Gallo.

The Human Gamble - With Richard Morris as Frank Garner.

"Mathnet" "Despair in Monterey Bay" - With Joe Howard as Officer George Frankly.

"BBC Sunday-Night Play" "This Happy Breed" - With Richard Johnson as Frank Gibbons.

"Days That Shook the World" "Fact or Fiction: The War of the Worlds and the Hitler Diaries" - With Glen Hayes as Frank Giles.  Also with Danny Husbands as Frank Readick.

"Handen på hjärtat" - With Ove Tjernberg as Frank Godsell.

"18 Wheels of Justice" "A Prize Possession" - With Max Gail as Frank Gorman.  Music by: Christopher Franke.

"Nashville" - With Mark Collie.  Also with Francine Locke.  Also with Frank Brennan.  Also with Cinda McCain.  Also with Micah Tootoo.  Also with Kelly Frances Hager.  Also with Roshawn Franklin.  Also with Seth Franke.  Also with Frank Licari.  Also with Francis Dobrisky.  Also with Eddie Franklin.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2018): Francine Locke.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2018): Frank Brennan.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2018): Kelly Frances Hager.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2018): Roshawn Franklin.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2018): Seth Franke.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2018): Frank Licari.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2018): Francis Dobrisky.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2018): Eddie Franklin.  Assistant Property Master (85 Episodes, 2012-2016): Frank Gray III.  Location Manager (61 Episodes, 2012-2015): Kristi Frankenheimer.  Music Supervisor (113 Episodes, 2012-2018): Frankie Pine.  Production Staff (3 Episodes, 2015-2017): Frank Gray III.

"Attica" - With Roger E. Mosley as Frank Green.  Also with Glynn Turman as Raymond Franklin.  Script Supervisor: Frank Tudisco.

"Daughter of Time" "Pilot" - With Rami Goehner as Frank Griffin.

"Call It a Day" - With Jack Livesey as Paul Francis.  Also with Tania Lieven as Ethel Francis (as Tatiana Lieven).  Also with William Mervyn as Frank Haines.

Dance of the Dead - With Jonathan Spencer as Frank Hammond.  Also with Frank Stasio as Coach Keel Double.  Also with Frances Cobb as Zombie Extra.  Writing Credits (written By): Frank Stasio.  Writing Credits (written By): Frances Cobb.  Stunt Performer: Frank Fearon.

"Big Love" "Block Party" - With Bruce Dern as Frank Harlow.  Also with Mark L. Young as Franky.  Stand-in: Frances D'Imperio.

Dead End - With Ray Wise as Frank Harrington.  Re-recording Mixer: François Musy.

4.0 or How I Killed My Roommate for Better Grades - With Craig Lemons as Frank Harrison.

"Boon" "Whispering Grass" - With Allan Surtees as Frank Hayes.

"Electra Woman and Dyna Girl" - With Christopher Coutts.

"Alcoa Theatre" "Tom, Dick, and Harry" - With Howard McNear as Frank Henderson.

"Air Aces" "Wingwalker" - With Nate Callens as Frank Higgins.

"Love & Marriage" - With David Ryall.  Also with Francis Alejandro Cardoso.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2013): Francis Alejandro Cardoso.

"Degrassi TV" - With Sara Waisglass.

Chaplin - With Frankie Sullivan as Lambeth Kid.  Also with Francesca Buller as Minnie Chaplin.  Also with Peter Crook as Frank Hooper.  Writing Credits (screenplay): Frankie Sullivan.  Writing Credits (screenplay): Francesca Buller.  Construction Foreman: Los Angeles (as Frank A. Capello): Frank Capello.  Construction Foreman: Los Angeles: Frank Carter.  Drapesman (uncredited): Frank Howe.  Synth Programming (uncredited): Simon Franglen.

"Chicken Soup for the Soul" "Who You Are Makes a Difference" - With Stephen Macht as Frank Howard.

The Apostle and the Savior - With Leajato Amara Robinson as Franklin Hughes.

"Avskjedsgaven" - With Odd Borg as Frank Hunter.  Electrician: Frank Menskau.

And All Through the House - With Roland Force as Frank Jackson.

Al Jennings of Oklahoma - With Dick Foran as Frank Jennings.  Also with Rudy Lee as Young Frank (uncredited).  Also with Frank O'Connor as Trial Spectator (uncredited).  Writing Credits (book): Frank O'Connor.  Color Consultant: Technicolor: Francis Cugat.

"Hotel" "Scapegoats" - With Connie Sellecca as Christine Francis.  Also with Ken Kercheval as Frank Jessup.

"Afterlife" "Daniel One & Two" - With Joanna Horton as Frankie Johnson.

The Big Game - With George Hewer as Franky 'Chip' Jones.

"Remedy" "Blood & Guts" - With Patrick McKenna as Frank Kanaskie.

"Die Straßen von Berlin" - With Ingo Naujoks.  Also with Esther Schweins.  Also with Anka Baier.  Also with Franciszek Pieczka.  Also with Nina Franoszek.  Also with Francesca Tu.  Also with Frank Zimmermann.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Franciszek Pieczka.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Nina Franoszek.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Francesca Tu.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Frank Zimmermann.  Series Cinematography by (1 Episode, 1999): Frank Brühne.  Series Production Design by (1 Episode, 2000): Thomas Franz.

"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" "The Specialty of the House" - With Robert Morelli as Frank Keller.

Abandon Ship - With Lloyd Nolan as Frank Kelly.  Assistant Art Director (uncredited): Frank Willson.

"Child Bride of Short Creek" - With Conrad Bain as Frank King.  First Assistant Camera: Frank D'Angelo.

"L.A. Law" "All About Sleaze" - With Michael Cumpsty as Frank Kittredge.  Also with Frank Runyeon as Brooks Tapman.  Writing Credits (written By): Frank Runyeon.

"And Baby Makes Six" - With Al Corley as Franklin Kramer.

"Stingers" - With Dion Mills.  Also with David Swann.  Also with Andy Anderson.  Also with Jason Buckley.  Also with Ian Wilmoth.  Also with Frank Bren.  Also with Rowan Francis.  Also with Gary Waddell.  Also with Frank Magree.  Also with David Whiteley.  Also with Greg Francis.  Also with Frank Gallacher.  Also with Jerome Ehlers.  Also with William Binks.  Also with Richard Frankland.  Also with Frank Tyler.  Also with Bob Franklin.  Also with Gerard Kennedy.  Also with Francesca Re.  Also with Frank Bite.  Also with Jonathan Burton.  Also with Michele Fawdon.  Also with John Francis Howard.  Also with Frankie J. Holden.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Frank Bren.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Rowan Francis.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Frank Magree.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Greg Francis.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Frank Gallacher.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Richard Frankland.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Frank Tyler.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Bob Franklin.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Francesca Re.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Frank Bite.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): John Francis Howard.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2004): Frankie J. Holden.  Focus Puller (2 Episodes, 1998): Francesca Bosch.  Costume Supervisor (1 Episode, 1998): Frances D. Hogan.

"Lost" "316" - With Jeff Fahey as Frank Lapidus.  Re-recording Mixer: Frank Morrone.  Music Preparation (uncredited): Frank Macchia.

"Footballers' Wives" ".... and in with the New" - With John Forgeham as Frank Laslett.

"The Bridge" - With Aaron Douglas as Frank Leo.  Also with Frank Cassini as Bernie Kantor.  Also with Rainbow Francks.  Also with Sean Francis.  Also with Frank Longo.  Series Writing Credits (2 Episodes, 2010): Frank Cassini.  Series Writing Credits (2 Episodes, 2010): Rainbow Francks.  Series Writing Credits (2 Episodes, 2010): Sean Francis.  Series Writing Credits (2 Episodes, 2010): Frank Longo.

Afuro Tanaka - With Lily Franky as (as Lily Frankie).  Writing Credits (screenplay): Lily Franky.

"American Playhouse" "The Rothko Conspiracy" - With Ronald Lacey as Frank Lloyd.

"Het eiland" - With Frank Focketyn as Guido Pallemans.  Also with Wim Opbrouck as Frankie Loosveld.  Series Writing Credits (13 Episodes, 2004-2005): Frank Focketyn.

All My Sons - With Frank Conroy as Herbert Deever.  Also with Arlene Francis as Sue Bayliss.  Also with Harry Morgan as Frank Lubey (as Henry Morgan).  Also with Frank Kreig as Foreman (uncredited).  Writing Credits (written For The Screen By): Frank Conroy.  Writing Credits (written For The Screen By): Arlene Francis.  Writing Credits (written For The Screen By): Frank Kreig.  Assistant Director: Frank Shaw.

"Jonas" - With Frankie Jonas.  Also with Frank Collison.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2010): Frankie Jonas.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2010): Frank Collison.

AFI's 100 Years... 100 Laughs: America's Funniest Movies - With Dabney Coleman as Franklin M. Hart Jr. (archive footage).

"American Odyssey" "Figmo" - With Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Frank Majors.  Also with Sherman Augustus as Frank MacDonald (uncredited).  Transportation Co-captain: Barcelona Unit: Francesc Olivares.

"Booh!" "Abracadrama" - With Frank Focketyn as Makelaar Marcel Kronkel (as Frank Focketijn).

Betrayal of Duty - With Charlie Holliday as Frank Marshall.

"The Deuce" "I See Money" - With James Franco as Vincent Martino.  Also with Frankie Martino as Candy.  Also with Diana Bologna as Fran Dwyer.  Also with Thaddeus Street as Black Frankie.  Writing Credits (teleplay By): James Franco.  Executive Producer: James Franco.  Personal Makeup And Hairstylist To Mr.franco: Nana Fischer.  Assistant: Mr. Franco: Kelsey Morgan.  Double: Vincent/Frankie: Will Seefried.

Convicted Woman - With Lorna Gray as Frankie Mason.  Also with Dorothy Fay as Frances (uncredited).  Also with Frank Jaquet as Department Store Manager (uncredited).  Writing Credits (story): Frank Jaquet.

"Homeland" "Blind Spot" - With James Rebhorn as Frank Mathison.

"American Horror Story" "Dark Cousin" - With Frances Conroy as Shachath.  Also with Fredric Lehne as Frank McCann.  Writing Credits (written By): Frances Conroy.  Second Assistant Director (as Francesco Tignini): Frank Tignini.

"227" "The Real Decoys" - With Mel Stewart as Franklin McGee.  Production Supervisor: Fran McConnell.

"Blindsided" - With Jeff Fahey as Frank McKenna.  Also with Frank Pesce as Detective.  Also with Frank Jasper as Cowboy.  Writing Credits: Frank Pesce.  Writing Credits: Frank Jasper.  Music by: David Michael Frank.  Location Manager (as Kristi Frankenheimer-Davis): Kristi Frankenheimer.

'Doc' - With James Greene as Frank McLowery.  Directed by : Frank Perry.  Producer: Frank Perry.

"Scrubs" "His Story IV" - With Frank Encarnacao as Dr. Mickhead.  Writing Credits: Frank Encarnacao.  Stand-in (uncredited): Frank Ramey.

Bald Knobber - With Lindsey Best as Frankie Miles.  Also with Zack Davis as Frank Taylor.

"Blindspot" "Senile Lines" - With Stephen Beach as Frank Mills.  Assistant Art Director: Nick Francone.  Stunt Performer: Frank Bal.

"Above Average Presents" - With Frank Garcia-Hejl.  Also with Bill Connolly.  Also with Kiley Fitzgerald.  Also with Trevor Livingston.  Also with Stacey Queripel.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2017): Frank Garcia-Hejl.

"London's Burning" "Episode #14.1" - With Tristan Gemmill as Frank Mooney.

"American Dreams" "Tidings of Comfort and Joy" - With Dean Norris as Frank Moran.  Craft Service: Steven L. Franklin.

Alcatraz Prison Escape: Deathbed Confession - With Jeph Rants as Frank Lee Morris.

Dear Mr. Gacy - With Michael Ryan as Frank Moss.

"Hart of Dixie" - With Steven M. Porter.  Also with Frank Birney.  Also with Frank Velasco.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2015): Frank Birney.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2015): Frank Velasco.  Buyer (7 Episodes, 2014): Melissa K. Frankel.  Costume Jeweller (1 Episode, 2013): Francis Prachthauser.

"Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23" - With Frankie Muniz.  Also with Clement von Franckenstein.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2013): Frankie Muniz.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2013): Clement von Franckenstein.

The Association - With Jim Lucas as Frank Murphy.

Braveheart - With Arthur Housman as Frank Nelson.  Also with Frank Hagney as Ki-Yote.  Writing Credits (play): Frank Hagney.

"Brass" - With Carroll O'Connor as Frank Nolan.  Also with Francine Beers as Eileen.  Also with Franklin Scott as Black detective.  Writing Credits (as Matt Harris): Francine Beers.  Writing Credits (as Matt Harris): Franklin Scott.

"Bergerac" "The Tennis Racket" - With Jonathan Moore as Frank O'Brien.

2015 MTV Video Music Awards - With Frankie Grande as Himself.  Also with Teri Marlowe as Bride of Frankenstein.  Writing Credits (special Material By): Frankie Grande.  Head Camera Utility: Frank Linder.

"Codes and Conspiracies" "Experimental Soldiers" - With Christopher Wolert as Frank Olsen.  Coordinating Producer: Joel Franklin.

"Love My Way" - With Claudia Karvan.  Also with Frank Woods.  Also with Frank Whitten.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2007): Frank Woods.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2007): Frank Whitten.  Art Work: End Titles / Artist: Frankie's Painting (4 Episodes, 2005-2007): Megan Seres.  Sound Assistant (4 Episodes, 2006): Francisco Vicuna.  Video Split Operator (uncredited) (6 Episodes, 2004-2005): Francisco Vicuna.

"The Adventures of Champion" "Challenge of the West" - With House Peters Jr. as Frank Parker.

"1-800-Missing" "Ties That Bind" - With Craig Eldridge as Frank Patterson.

Alias Billy the Kid - With Stanley Price as Frank Pearson.

"The Adventures of Kit Carson" "The Devil at Angel's Camp" - With Kirk Alyn as Frank Perry.

"Away and Back" - With Maggie Elizabeth Jones as Frankie Peterson.  Executive Producer: Frank Konigsberg.

"Drama 61-67" "Drama '61: The Dinner Party" - With Tenniel Evans as Frank Phillips.

"Britain's Best Loved Sitcoms" - With Frances Morrow Brown.  Series Directed by (unknown Episodes): Frances Morrow Brown.

"Bewitched" "Samantha for the Defense" - With Martin Ashe as Franklin Pierce.  Also with Fredd Wayne as Benjamin Franklin.

"Atlantic City Chronicles" "All Washes A'Shore" - With Richard Patrick as Frank Porter.  Also with Dave Polgar as Julian Foster / Frank Porter.

Airport '77 - With Gil Gerard as Frank Powers.  Also with Frank Slaten as Henchman (uncredited).  Writing Credits (story): Frank Slaten.  Special Effects: Frank Brendel.  Stunts (uncredited): Frank James Sparks.  Driver (uncredited): Frank Khoury.  Assistant To Producer: Frank Wharton.

"Cold Case" "Officer Down" - With Manny Montana as Francisco Ariza.  Also with Tania Raymonde as Frankie Rafferty.  Also with Valenzia Algarin as Francisco's Other Girlfriend.

"Close to Home" "Truly, Madly, Deeply" - With Paul Webster as Frank Crandall.  Lighting Technician (uncredited): Christopher Franey.

"Gavilanes" - With Alejandro Albarracín.  Also with Lorena Franco.  Also with Francesc Albiol.  Also with Francesc Pagès.  Series Writing Credits (7 Episodes, 2010-2011): Lorena Franco.  Series Writing Credits (7 Episodes, 2010-2011): Francesc Albiol.  Series Writing Credits (7 Episodes, 2010-2011): Francesc Pagès.

The Accountant - With Jeffrey Tambor as Francis Silverberg.  Also with Ron Prather as Frank Rice.  Post-production Supervisor: Frank Salvino.  Set Dresser: Frankie Walker.  Best Boy Rigging Grip: Francis Harlan.  Music Preparation (uncredited): Frank Macchia.

Anna's Eve - With Cevin Middleton as Frank Richards.  Film Editing by: Frances DeLoach.  Special Makeup Effects Artist: Frank J. Jackson.  Special Effects Makeup Assistant: Frank Jackson.

"El Capo" "Episode #3.10" - With Thaddeus Phillips as Frank Ricota.

Embryo - With Roddy McDowall as Frank Riley.  Makeup Designer: Frank Griffin.

"Dirty Laundry Live" "Episode #1.11" - With Bob Franklin as Sir Robert Franklin.  Writing Credits (writer): Bob Franklin.

"Brotherly Love" - With James Fleet.  Also with Frances Carrigan.  Series Writing Credits: Frances Carrigan.  Second Assistant Director (1 Episode, 1999): Dawn Franklin.

Charge the Mound! - With Dale Samms as Frankie Robinson.

"The Defenders: Choice of Evils" - With Nicholas Pasco as Frank Rollins.  Construction Coordinator: Frans Van Gerwen.  First Assistant Camera: Frank Polyak.

The Animal I've Become - With Chris Wilson as Frank Kross.

"Ons geluk" - With François Beukelaers.  Also with Michel van Dousselaere.  Also with Frans Van Der Aa.  Also with Koen De Bouw.  Series Directed by (unknown Episodes): Frank van Mechelen.  Series Writing Credits: François Beukelaers.  Series Writing Credits: Frans Van Der Aa.

The Agent - With Craig DiFrancia as FBI Agent.  Also with Michael Gruda as Frank Russo.  Also with Franklin Ojeda Smith as Sammy.  Writing Credits : Craig DiFrancia.  Writing Credits : Franklin Ojeda Smith.

Dustins Dojo Road Trip - With Franklin Saint as Franklin Saint.

"Willy" "First Case" - With Danny Richards Jr. as Franklin Sanders.

Ace Eli and Rodger of the Skies - With Pamela Franklin as Shelby.  Also with Herb Gatlin as Frank Savage.  Writing Credits (story): Pamela Franklin.  Aircraft And Aerial Sequences: Frank Tallman.

"Ripper Street" "A Brittle Thread" - With Benjamin O'Mahony as Det. Sgt. Frank Thatcher.

"Ally McBeal" "Compromising Positions" - With Willie Garson as Frank Shea.  Art Direction by: Lilly Frank.

"The Critic" - With Gerrit Graham as Franklin Sherman.  Music Preparation (uncredited) (23 Episodes, 1994-1995): Frank Macchia.

"United!" "A Look Before Leaping" - With Arnold Peters as Frank Silby.

"Conta-me Como Foi" "A Passagem" - With Francisco Madeira as Luís.  Also with Simon Frankel as (as Simon Frankle).  Writing Credits (writer): Francisco Madeira.  Writing Credits (writer): Simon Frankel.

"The Simpsons" "Bart Gets an F" - With Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson.  Also with Benjamin Franklin as Marge Simpson (voice).

29 Celebrity Impressions, 1 Original Song - With Gilbert Gauthier as Frank Sinatra (voice).

"Beginnings" "Chaos" - With Michael Barnett as Frank Slagel.

"Flea-bitten" "Break-Ups & Break-Ins/Poor Little Rich Pooch" - With David Myles Brown as Flea-bag, Small Mouse, Frank, Boy 2 (voice).

"The Wire" "All Prologue" - With Chris Bauer as Frank Sobotka.  Rigging Gaffer: Frank Caslin.

"Kees & Co." - With Victor Löw.  Also with Caselyn Francisco.  Also with Jaap Stobbe.  Also with Patty Pfaff.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Caselyn Francisco.  Sound Recordist (11 Episodes, 1997): Frank van Os.  Sound Recordist (7 Episodes, 1997): Frank Smeehuizen.  Lighting Technician (2 Episodes, 1997): Franc van Zutphen.

"Arena" "Little Platform, Big Stage: A Celebration of the British Bus Conductor" - With Michael Crawford as Frank Spencer (archive footage).

"Blaumacher" - With Marc Benjamin Puch as Frank Sporbert.  Also with Judith Engel.  Construction Coordinator (uncredited) (1 Episode, 2017): Frank Tauchmann.

"The Apartment Complex" - With R. Lee Ermey as Frank Stanton.  Carpenter: Cory T. Franklin.

Battle Scars - With David James Elliott as Frank Stephens.

The Burbs: The Online Horror Series - With Isaac Thorne as Frank Stevens.

The Apple Dumpling Gang - With Slim Pickens as Frank Stillwell.  Also with Fran Ryan as Mrs. Stockley.  Writing Credits (book): Fran Ryan.  Director Of Photography (as Frank Phillips): Frank V. Phillips.  Film Editing by: Ray de Leuw.  Sound Mixer: Frank Regula.

"1000 Ways to Die" "Death Over Easy" - With Doug Swim as Frank Stone.

"666 Park Avenue" - With Richard Joseph Paul.  Also with Mike Doyle.  Also with Francesco Nuzzi.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2013): Francesco Nuzzi.  Set Production Assistant (unknown Episodes): Frank Slaten.

"Ballykissangel" "A Few Dollars More" - With Frankie McCafferty as Donal Docherty.  Also with Catherine Cusack as Frankie Sullivan.  Writing Credits (written By): Frankie McCafferty.  Casting By: Frank Moiselle.

"Aspe" "Bedgeheimen" - With Pierre Callens as Frank Desutter.  Colorist: Frank Temmerman.

"Desperate Housewives" "Suspicion Song" - With H. Richard Greene as Frank Sweeney.

"Kitten vs. Newborn" "F2F-180°: Running Mates" - With Isabel Jean Jackson as Frank Tambanelli.

"Earth: Final Conflict" "Arrival" - With Richard Zeppieri as Frank Tate.

Bigfoot the Movie - With David Custozzo as Frank the Bartender.

"Davy Jones" "Councillor Davy Jones" - With Howell Evans as Frankie the Wern.

Believe in Me - With James E. Holloway as Frank Thompson.  Also with Alicia Lagano as Frances Bonner.  Re-recording Mixer: Frank A. Montaño.  Director Of Photography: Additional Photography: Frank Byers.

"Coppers" - With Rudy Morren.  Also with Ivan Pecnik.  Also with Victor Peeters.  Also with Frank Mercelis.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Frank Mercelis.

"Love or Bread" "Episode #1.1" - With Joseph Yuan-Chang Cheng as Frank Tsai Chin-Lai.

BigHead House of Cards - With Ted Evans as Frank Underwood.

"Full House" "D.J.'s Choice" - With Frankie Valli as Frankie Valli.  Also with Francesco Valli as Kid at Playground.  Writing Credits (created By): Jeff Franklin.  Writing Credits (writer): Frankie Valli.  Writing Credits (writer): Francesco Valli.  Executive Producer: Jeff Franklin.  Hair Stylist: Frankie Bergman.  Composer: Theme Song "Everywhere You Look" / Performer: Theme Song "Everywhere You Look": Jeff Franklin.

"Omertà II - La loi du silence" - With Luc Picard.  Also with Manuel Tadros.  Also with Frank Crudele.  Also with France Castel.  Also with Yves Francoeur.  Also with Frank Schorpion.  Also with Frank Varriale.  Series Writing Credits (4 Episodes): Frank Crudele.  Series Writing Credits (4 Episodes): France Castel.  Series Writing Credits (4 Episodes): Yves Francoeur.  Series Writing Credits (4 Episodes): Frank Schorpion.  Series Writing Credits (4 Episodes): Frank Varriale.  Producer (4 Episodes): François Champagne.  Producer (4 Episodes): Francine Forest.  Series Costume Design by (4 Episodes): François Laplante.  Assistant Location Manager (3 Episodes): Josée Francis.

Gotham, IL - With Tony Farella as Franky Vitale.  Also with Frances Lira as Woman at Garage.  Writing Credits (written By): Frances Lira.

"The Big O" "Beck Comes Back" - With Don Fischer as Additional Voices (voice) (as Frank Buck).

"Die Kommissarin" "Liebe und Tod" - Mit Dino Nolting als Frank Wagner.

Aquanoids - With Edwin Craig as Frank Walsh.

"Boon" "Fools Rush In" - With Stephen Rea as Frank Warren.

Brain Robbers from Outer Space - With Robert Hammon as Frank Waters. 

"Der Alte" "Späte Rache" - With Daniel Morgenroth as Frank Weber. 

"Awesome" "Awesome Rising" - With Arin Hanson as Frank West / Ed DeLuca (voice) (as Egoraptor). 

Far from Heaven - With Dennis Quaid as Frank Whitaker.  Also with Jason Franklin as Photographer.  Writing Credits (written By): Jason Franklin.  Foley Mixer (as Frank Renella): Frank Rinella.  Best Boy Electric: David Franzoni. 

"The Jane Games" "Cutting in on Love" - With Logan James Hall as Frank Wickabee. 

The Endurance - With Brian d'Arcy James as Frank Wild (voice) (as Brian Darcy James).  Also with Drew De Carvalho as Frank Hurley (voice).  Also with Paul Ricketts as Frank Worsley (voice). 

Brothers of War - With Roger Alborough as Frank Willis.  Hair Stylist / Makeup Artist / Makeup Department Head: Frances Hitchcock-Wynne. 

British Winters - With Craig Semple as Frank Winters. 

"Blackout Effect" - With Denis Arndt as Frank Wyatt. 

365 Nights in Hollywood - With Frank Mitchell as Percy.  Also with Frank Melton as Frank Young.  Also with Fran Carlon as Young Wife (uncredited).  Also with Frank Conroy as Studio Executive (uncredited).  Also with Frank Sully as Mr. Sully, Student Actor (uncredited).  Writing Credits: Frank Mitchell.  Writing Credits: Frank Melton.  Writing Credits: Fran Carlon.  Writing Credits: Frank Conroy.  Writing Credits: Frank Sully. 

ZZ Top: Doubleback - With Frank Beard as Frank Beard.  Music by: Frank Beard.