You think why the Yankees are so invincible is because their opponents will never be able to ignore their uniform.
Frank used what his father taught him to deceive, jumping between various roles at will, deceiving him like a fish in water, and then he began to think that this was what he wanted most. Frank’s childhood life was quite happy. His father was very successful in the business field. He was a decent figure. His mother seemed to be a full-time housewife, a foreign girl brought back from France by his father. The family has no difficulties in life and is contented. Later, his father was hit in business, his family situation plummeted, and his mother had an affair. The parents were about to divorce. Frank could not choose one of the two to live together. The lawyer ran over and said to him that there was no wrong answer. But Frank knew that there was no right answer.
Frank has a genius for deception, plus his father's theoretical support about the Yankees. Frank then jumped between various professions such as substitute teacher, deputy captain, surgeon, and lawyer. And the place where he drew nourishment turned out to be the movie screen. He could actually use the footage on the screen as his theoretical support for a certain profession, and he passed through the dangers all the way. I really don’t know if the plot is too fake, or These industries themselves have no industry barriers. In the film, the scene where Frank pretends to be a teacher, and the scene where he confronts FBI agents directly, I saw the best.
Frank and the agent are good friends. Calling at Christmas, the agent will wait in the office, and then laughed at the saying that Frank has no friends or relatives around him. The agent knows this state very well, because he is also like this, when he laughs at the other party, it is actually a kind of self-deprecating. Therefore, the agent later not only admired the opponent's ability in terms of IQ, but also had a feeling of sympathy in spirit and loneliness.
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