Frank plays Jimmy Stevens, an energy company whistleblower who hires a private eye (Elliot Gould) to protect him from killers and tell his story. Laura Harring plays his jazz singer ex-girlfriend. The independent feature is produced by Linda Moran and Rene Bastian for Belladonna Productions from a screenplay by Alan Didier-Weill and Richard Ledes.

The Caller

MUST SEE! Adaptation of Brian Morton's Starting Out in the Evening. Frank plays Leonard Schiller, an aging writer who's work is the focus of an ambitious grad student's master thesis. Through their interviews a bond is formed that causes unexpected consequences and affects Schiller's relationship with his daughter, Ariel.

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Frank takes DRAMA DESK and THIRD TONY

Frank Langella has been awarded the 2007 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Actor in a Play, and now his THIRD Tony for Best Actor in a Play for his role in Frost/Nixon. See the links below for more info.

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"Superman Returns" Great Caesar's Ghost! Frank is Perry White.

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AWARDS Info

Universal Pictures, director Ron Howard, wrapped filming November 2007

"How You Look To Me"   (AKA "Sweet William) is out on DVD . Frank is really great in the film and it had quite a successful run at festival’s last year. It will also be screening in South Africa in September and in England next year.

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The Box

a horror film based on Richard Matheson's short story, "Button, Button." Frank will play a stranger who presents a mysterious box to a woman. She's told certain things will happen depending on which buttons she presses. The movie will begin shooting in mid-November, after Frank wraps the film version of "Frost/Nixon". To be helmed by "Donnie Darko" director Richard Kelly, the $30 million film will co-star "There's Something About Mary" and "Vanilla Sky" actress Cameron Diaz.

And he has contracted to do TWO MORE Superman films as well.

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