Hello, My Name Is Frank Page #6
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2014
- 105 min
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So it's good
we list them all down now.
Well, if we all died today,
then your stupid list
wouldn't matter, would it?
Vinnie:
I'll go.
I want to brew beer,
start my own brewery,
and then get married
and have a huge family.
Awe, that's so nice.
All right, fine.
I'll go.
like it's my last
which is what
I've been doing anyway.
I wanna get a Harley
and ride around the world.
Where will you go?
It doesn't matter.
It's all about the journey
and not the destination.
Yeah, yeah, that's cool.
I'd totally do that.
I mean, you know,
before I settle down
and everything.
Yeah, I'm not settling down.
To be stuck in
one place forever.
Ugh.
O-Kay.
What about you, frank?
Well, ( Chuckles )
I... I... I've never really
thought about it.
Stupid, crazy b*tch.
( Grunting )
just lived day by day.
With my condition
there's certain limitations.
So, I... I just stay at home
and watch TV, read,
listen to my music.
I... I don't really dream
of doing anything.
Yeah, but if you
could do anything,
what would you do?
Well...
I have always been curious
to try one thing.
What?
To drive.
To drive?
That's it?
( Laughs )
If you could do anything
in this world
and you just want to drive?
Yeah, sit behind the wheel
and have my foot on the pedal
and just drive.
F***ing a**hole.
What do you want to drive?
Mm, anything.
A car, a truck, a bus.
Anything with wheels
and a motor.
Well, let's do it then.
Laura, let him drive.
There's no way
Oh, come on.
It's his dying wish.
- Let the man drive.
- I'm sorry, frank,
but I don't think
if I let you drive the car.
Nah, it... it's okay.
It's just a stupid wish.
F***ing crazy b*tches.
- Yeah, my sentiments exactly.
Well, what about you, Laura?
What's on your bucket list?
Uh...
I don't know.
I just graduated high school,
and mom's was sick.
I haven't had time to think
about what comes next.
You plan on going to college?
We'll see. Um...
I just want to make sure
frank is settled
- before I go.
- ( Laughs ) Oh, she's going.
Well, it's my life, isn't it?
All right.
Say you don't go to college,
what... what're you gonna do?
I don't know, frank,
but I'll figure it out.
The problem is,
you spend so much time
you haven't had any time
- Dumb b*tch.
- It's true, Laura.
Not the dumb b*tch,
but the part before that.
Yeah, I mean,
frank can take of himself.
Right, frank?
What is this?
An intervention?
We're just saying that,
you know,
you need some time
to take care yourself.
- Right, guys?
- Uh-huh.
their grievances?
'Cause we're not talking
about this anymore.
Kids:
( Chanting ) Frank!Frank! Frank!
- Ow!
We're here, frank.
- Wow, this place is amazing.
- I got it.
The best place to grow up.
Aunt Flossie!
Kim:
You got it?
Alisa:
Oh, have fun, guys.
You coming?
Cock f***ing
son of a slut whore.
( Barks )
Vinnie!
( Laughing )
Aunt Flossie,
I'd like you to meet Alisa.
Hi, nice to meet you.
- Are you his girlfriend?
- Oh, no, no,
well, I... I mean,
not yet anyway.
Well, welcome Vinnie's
not yet girlfriend.
Thanks so much for having us.
And these are her friends.
This is Kim.
- Hi.
- Hi.
Vinnie:
Laura and...
- b*tch tractor f***er! (
Barking continues ) - Frank.
Well, aren't you a colorful one.
Welcome home.
She's says that to everybody,
but it's true.
For the next couple of days
consider this home.
Or forever long you wanna stay.
Come on.
Come in, come in,
and make yourself comfortable.
Vinnie will take you upstairs
and show you your bedrooms.
I'm gonna make
a little bit of tea.
Thank you.
Wow.
Get that apple out.
Now, you stay here, all right?
You don't say a word.
I don't want to hear you.
I don't want to smell you.
And for the life of god,
keep that mouth closed.
Okay, now,
just stay right there.
Don't you screw this up for me.
Okay.
Hello, hello.
Oh, am I interrupting?
You got company?
- Come in, come in, come in.
- Oh. Yeah,
I just wanted to drop by
and bring you some apples
from the trees.
Aw, thank you,
preacher Alexander.
Well, you keep baking
those apple pies
and I'll keep
bringing them over.
Sorry.
F***ing sh*t eating whoreface
Bible trash!
( Grunting )
Flossie.
And you know I'm offering
more than market value
for this house.
talking about this now.
You're not seriously gonna sell
the house to Puggis, are you?
that if he would
stay and work the farm
and take care of it,
he would sell it to him
for a lower price.
Yeah, but he's not
taking care of it,
and besides, you know
uncle is in no condition
You know Puggis manipulated him.
I don't know that.
Oh, g...
You f***ing freak show.
Why didn't you stay
in your mama's womb?
Oh.
Stupid f***ing
white trash b*tch!
- Dear god...
What the hell is go...
Ah, sh*t.
Are you the preacher's son?
Y... yeah, yeah.
I'm his son, John.
Wh... why hasn't anyone
fixed your teeth?
( Sniffs )
My... my pa says it's the way
god wants me to be.
So...
I already told you,
preacher man,
she ain't sellin' to you.
Well, that's for her to decide,
don't you think?
After all I done for you,
you and your husband.
Is this how you gonna treat me?
He made me a promise,
a f***ing promise.
This is her house to sell,
so she's making the call.
The offer's good until Monday.
- You think... - y'all go
get the hell outta here!
Go on!
She ain't got nothin'
to think about, preacher.
( Door slams )
F***ing Satan
worshiping a**hole!
Hey, don't swear
in front of my son!
In fact, I don't want you
talkin' to him, neither.
Why didn't you stay put
like I told you to...
Fix his f***ing teeth!
I'm not sorry.
Your husband made me a promise
on his deathbed.
You got to honor that.
Oh, yeah, you're the one
to talk about honor.
Making him promise you
to sell the house
for almost nothing
on his last breath.
This is between
your aunt and me.
You ain't got
nothin' to do with this, boy.
If I ever see that preacher
around here again...
There's gonna be trouble.
( Door opens, closes )
You ever meet someone
who doesn't give a f***?
Well, I don't give a f***.
You bully me.
Get off me, you retard.
You nut!
Don't worry, aunt Flossie.
Everything's gonna be okay.
I don't know what to do.
Just leave it to me.
I'll take care of everything.
( Knocking on door )
Hey, aunt flossie's
taking a nap.
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