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Have you seen Uncle Frank (2020)?
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Uncle Frank (2020)
You gonna be the person you decide to be, or are you gonna be the person everyone else tells you you are?
One of these days I'll make a proper post about how this show, Alan Ball's Here and Now, was one of the greatest shows that never really were, how brilliantly genre defying it proved to be, and how ahead of its time it was. The fact that barely anyone even ever gave it a chance is still such a major bummer, even six years after it was cancelled. And now it's even fallen victim to that asshole David Zaslav's delete-it-from-existence tax breaks. Ugh.
Summer Bishil and Peter Macdissi as Jasira and Rifat Maroun, father and daughter, in Towelhead (2007), photographed by Newton Thomas Sigel. This is his second honorable mention, after Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.
Pete was born in Beirut and has 18 acting credits from 1993 to four episodes of a 2022 series. His other notable credits include Three Kings, 15 episodes of Six Feet Under, three episodes of True Blood, and Uncle Frank, all written by his boyfriend Alan Ball.
Uncle Frank: after making a comfortable life for himself as a professor at New York University, an openly gay man named Frank Bledsoe learns of his cold-hearted father’s death & must travel down South for the funeral. Frank’s favorite niece & his lover of 10 years accompany him on the trip!
Uncle Frank (2020) dir. Alan Ball