Glenn Beck was in Rome this weekend visiting with Catholic leaders. He contributed this to the Washington Post today. I am a proud member of the...
Frank DeMartini
Frank DeMartini
Frank DeMartini (Producer) began his entertainment career 20 years ago as an entertainment attorney. Soon he became a specialist in representing not only the above-the-line elements but also all aspects of motion picture and TV production from development through financing and distribution. His film credits include producer on the independent feature “Motel Blue” (1997) starring Sean Young and Robert Vaughn, “Crocodile” (2001) directed by horror icon Tobe Hooper, “Mozart and the Whale” (2006) starring Josh Hartnett and Radha Mitchell, and “Journey to the End of the Night” (2007) starring Brendan Fraser and Mos Def. His most recent film, “Mad Money” (2008) starring Diane Keaton, Queen Latifah, Ted Danson, and Katie Holmes opened on 2500 screens in January 2008 and was directed by Academy Award winner Callie Khouri. He has completed production on an M.O.W. for the ABC Family Channel entitled, “The Prince and Me 4 wich will air 2010. Frank has just completed shooting “Elephant White” in Thailand with Kevin Bacon and Djimon Hounsou.
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Frank I Will be in LA this week..time for coffee? 661 236 9721
Mr. DeMartini
Thank you for posting an article about Frank Cervone. My step-father is a wonderful man. He has always treated me as if I was his own flesh & blood, even when I didn’t want him to. My husband, our 2 kids & myself spent this past Christmas holiday with Frank & Mom. No matter how bad he felt, he was always making sure that we were enjoying ourselves. I have never heard him complain about how unfair this disease is or feel sorry for himself. He is always smiling and willing to help anyone that he can. Frank is a fighter & inspires awe in those who are lucky enough to be called his family & friends. The world will be a little darker, when we lose him.
Thanks for putting Frank Cervone’s story out there for others to see. He and his wife are great people and so strong in the face of such adversity. They are truly a love story that should be told amid the MSA story. Its been our honor to know them. And he truly has always cared for his community. There are so many good things to say about them. Keep up the good work and thanks again.
Frank,
Enjoyed the conversation concerning Ira Schwartz’s “In My Opinion” article concerning Michele Bachmann . I wish you success in your career and if you really believe what you wrote in your replies to me then you are a rare breed. I have a brother-in-law who is “in the business” (one of his earler gigs was as assistant director and upi on the television show “NewsRadio”). My sister and he are still married (due to her determination) and have a beautiful family. He is a nice enough sort but lives in that socially incestual bubble of La La Land. I have met many of their friends and his co-workers and I have come to believe that they really have no clue what “Middle America” is and believe that everyone feels the same as they do. Actually I am not sure if they even care what anyone thinks unless it agrees with their narrow view. Anyway good luck!
Frank, I meant upm not upi.
Frank,
What are your thoughts on the John Dickerson (CBS News)e-mail concerning the non-questioning of Michele Bachmann during the debate? As I have said the media has done everything they can to marginilize her and the sheeple acquiesce.
I have not seen the email, but I feel that the lesser candidates are being ignored. I only wish they would ignore Mitt Romney too.
So true.