Frankie and Johnny (1966) is a musical comedy starring Elvis Presley as a down-on-his-luck gambler seeking his lucky charm – a redheaded woman. He finds romance and trouble with fiery waitress Frankie ...

I’ve been worrying about Frankie and Johnny all day, trying to figure out whether or not they’ll stay together. Which is odd, because they’re a fictitious couple dreamed up by playwright Terrence ...

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Love can make us do some crazy things, or it can make us do nothing at all. The man and woman featured in Gamm Theatre’s marvelous, endearing production of Terrence McNally’s 1982 play, “Frankie and ...

Three-plus years after departing Marin County for Tennessee, Amber Collins Crane and husband Gregory are coming back to Ross Valley Players for back-to-back performances of “Frankie and Johnny in the ...

The Oscar winner says 'Frankie and Johnny' director Garry Marshall "couldn’t make the leap that people would see me onscreen kissing someone" Robin L Marshall/Getty ...

Kathy Bates has claimed that the late American director Garry Marshall declined to cast her in Frankie and Johnny because of her appearance. The Oscar-winning actor, who originated the stage role for ...

This is a play that starts with a bang – or at least the loudest orgasm since Meg Ryan shocked her fellow diners in a New York eating hole. New York is in fact the unacknowledged third player in ...

Kathy Bates revealed that Garry Marshall refused to cast her in the 1991 film “Frankie and Johnny,” a role she had originated Off-Broadway, because seeing a man kiss her onscreen “would not be ...

Bates wanted to star in 1991's 'Frankie and Johnny,' based on Terrence McNally's stage play, where she originated the role of Frankie. By Carly Thomas Associate Editor The veteran actress opened up ...

If music be the food of love, then Middle Ground’s tour of Frankie & Johnny has consumed Debussy’s haunting movement and produced an engaging, witty play that’s performances will have you laughing and ...