Meet the Real Frank Abagnale

Frank Abagnale’s story was told in the movie Catch Me if You Can starring Leonardo di Caprio…

…here’s the ‘real thing’ on the Johnny Carson Show!

Good bye, Val Kilmer

Val Kilmer, a remarkable actor whose talent transcended the screen, left an indelible mark on Hollywood and in the hearts of fans worldwide. With his captivating performances in iconic films such as Top Gun, The Doors, and Tombstone, he brought to life complex characters with charisma and depth.

Beyond his roles, Kilmer was known for his dedication to his craft and his unique approach to embodying every character. His portrayal of Jim Morrison showcased not only his acting prowess but also his ability to connect with audiences on a profound level.

Val’s journey has been as inspiring as his performances. He faced personal challenges with courage and resilience, reminding us all of the power of determination and strength in the face of adversity.

As we celebrate Val Kilmer’s legacy, we honor a true artist whose contributions to film and theater will forever resonate. His spirit and artistry will continue to inspire generations to come. Thank you, Val, for sharing your remarkable gift with the world.

Bob Newhart Dead at 94

To me, this is one of the funniest things he ever did…

Is Franklin a true story? The real story of Benjamin Franklin and the Franco-American Alliance

Michael Douglas as Ben Franklin is better than what you might think…

As Franklin, starring Michael Douglas, dramatises statesman Benjamin Franklin’s 1770s mission to secure French support for America’s independence struggle, Jonny Wilkes takes a closer look at the true history. Source: Is Franklin a true story? The real story of Benjamin Franklin and the Franco-American Alliance

Michael Douglas as Ben Franklin? You bet your britches

In “Franklin,” Michael Douglas portrays the iconic founding father as an 18th-century rock star with a dash of Gordon Gekko swagger. Source: Michael Douglas as Ben Franklin? You bet your britches.

This is going to be good…

The Brilliant Psychological Rawness of The Bear

This streaming show draws emotional truth out of food and family pain. Source: The Brilliant Psychological Rawness of The Bear

The 100 best TV shows of all time

The Quiet Man: my St. Patrick’s Day film recommendation…

The Quiet Man is available to stream on Hulu, FilmBox, Paramount+ and Epix. You can also rent or buy it starting at $2.99. See where to watch The Quiet Man on reelgood.com. Source: The Quiet Man (1952) – Watch on Hulu, FilmBox, Paramount+, Epix, and Streaming Online

Here are some others for you…

Why Is Every New TV Show About Scammers?

There’s a limit to how often we can question our faith in humanity, and the latest TV trend seems like it wants to push us beyond it. Source: Why Is Every New TV Show About Scammers?

btw, if you haven’t seen Netflix’s “Inventing Anna” (the subject of the featured image) , I highly recommended it. See https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8740976/reference/

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