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22 de sept. de 2009 · Will Smith meets Frank bug for First time.Will Smith doesn't say ouuuuu in this scene Mr. Kiotis!!!
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Frank the Pug was an extra-terrestrial living on Earth in New York City in the disguise of a pug. His actual species is Remoolian. He is voiced by Tim Blaney in the films and Eddie Barth in the animated series.
Frank only has a brief role in the first movie, where he is working at a locksmith stand in New York, and provides information to K about the Arquillian galaxy. When J meets him, he mistakes the owner of the locksmith stand as being Kay's source and proceeds to state he was definitely an alien and had the worst disguise ever, with Frank then replying that J can "kiss [Frank's] furry little butt" due to thinking J was talking to him, to Jay's shock. He was planning on leaving Earth due to Edgar the Bug's impending invasion, which he tried to tell Kay how he didn't have time to talk.
Kay grabbed him and begins shaking him roughly, loudly declaring that they've got a stray with the implied threat that Frank will be sent to the pound if he didn't talk. Frank divulges that the galaxy is a source of unimaginable power, hence why the Bugs were after it. He also reveals that the Galaxy was around the size of a marble, which is why and how it can be on Earth. He then departs, although not before barking at a cat causing Jay to realize what the Arquillian's last words about the galaxy being on Orion's Belt meant.
Frank has a larger role in the second movie and becomes Jay's partner, but proves only to be a nuisance, terrorizing other MIB personnel (including attempting to "neuter" one of them for laughing at him), and joking around during missions. He mentions that he worked in the MiB mailroom before being Jay's partner. He accompanied Jay to bring Kay bac...
In the MIB series it is revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is merely a robot, and also that Frank's true alien form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennae, and a 3-pointed tail. Sometimes he gets into trouble such as swallowing a core that acts like a small black hole, getting his body possessed by a small...
Frank did not appear in person in the threequel, but can be seen in a picture in J's room as well as on a Coney Island billboard as "The Incredible Speaking Pug". Barry Sonnenfeld has revealed Frank was excluded so they do not continually rely on the same characters (which also explains the absence of Jeebs and Zed) and that the Coney Island talkin...
Frank the Pug is featured as a main character, and on the cover art for the video game Men In Black: Alien Crisis. With J and K missing, Frank is working with Agent C - who has recently moved into fieldwork from administration to prove herself- and new MiB recuit Agent P - an art thief who was hired by the Adorian war criminal Emilo Chauncy and was...
Frank appears in as a cameo in the spin-off. By 2019 he has retired and settles with a new guard. When a unknown person enters the building he ask the guard if he is going to call it in.
•There is a website FrankThePug.com which provides extensive information on pug breeding.
•Frank appeared in Air New Zealand's Safety Video, along with Zed (Rip Torn).
Frank the Pug is a fictional character from the Men in Black franchise, first seen in the 1997 film. He has also appeared in the 2002 sequel, 2019 spin-off, the animated series and the video game MIB: Alien Crisis. Within the films, Frank has the appearance of a normal pug dog, but he is actually an extraterrestrial in disguise (a ...
Men in Black: Frank the pug. What’s happening in this movie clip?Agent J (Will Smith) tries to arrest Frank the pug in the middle of New York.Rent or buy Men in Black here:...
15 de abr. de 2022 · Men In Black II (2002 Film)
15 de jun. de 2019 · Detrás de Frank estaba un obediente pug llamado Mushu, un perro actor muy bien entrenado que, según cuentan quienes estuvieron cerca de él en los sets, facilitó mucho las grabaciones y la animación gracias a su profesionalismo canino, si lo podemos llamar así.
[Jay and Kay meet a strange-looking man holding a dog on a leash] Jay : [1:06:33] Now that's the worst disguise ever.
