Frank's illustrious acting career has spanned an impressive duration of over four decades, allowing him to collaborate with a diverse array of prestigious theatre companies throughout Britain.
These esteemed repertory companies, which include Birmingham, Swansea, Salisbury, Hornchurch, Dundee, Worcester, York, Liverpool, Leatherhead, and Watford, have provided Frank with the opportunity to hone his craft and work alongside a multitude of talented individuals.
One of the most notable highlights of Frank's career has been his involvement in ten world premieres at the renowned Warehouse Theatre in Croydon, a testament to his remarkable versatility and undeniable talent as an actor.
Through his extensive body of work, Frank has consistently demonstrated his ability to excel in a wide range of roles, earning him a reputation as a highly skilled and dedicated performer within the theatre community.
Noteworthy performances in the West End have been a hallmark of Frank's illustrious career, with notable appearances in iconic productions such as the swashbuckling adventure Treasure Island at the Mermaid Theatre, the dynamic Trafford Tanzi, and the enchanting Jeanne at the esteemed Sadler's Wells.
Furthermore, Frank has also had the privilege of gracing the stages of prominent theatres such as the Westminster, where he brought his unique talents to the beloved musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. His versatility as a performer was also showcased in the offbeat comedy Little Shop of Horrors, which played to packed audiences at the Comedy Theatre.
In addition to his West End appearances, Frank has also toured extensively, delighting audiences in the Middle and Far East with John Chapman's witty comedy Key for Two, performed alongside the esteemed Derek Nimmo's Company. His global reach was further demonstrated through his performances in Ken Hill's iconic Phantom of the Opera, which thrilled audiences in Japan and the Philippines.
Frank's television career is a veritable smorgasbord of impressive performances, boasting a diverse range of notable appearances in various esteemed productions. His credits include roles in the 1982 BBC adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic novel, Nicholas Nickleby, as well as the popular British television series, The Professionals.
Frank's extensive television resume also features appearances in The Famous Five, a beloved adaptation of Enid Blyton's classic children's novels, as well as the drama series Mitch, Boon, Pressgang, Old Flames, Square Deal, Camomile Lawn, Resnick, The Chief, Finney, See-Saw, Michael Winner's True Crimes, Undercover Heart, Holby City, EastEnders, Doctors, and The Bill.
In addition to his impressive television credits, Frank has also made significant contributions to the world of film. His filmography boasts notable roles in the 1988 comedy-drama Buster, directed by Judd Nelson, as well as the 2007 fantasy film Stardust, based on the novel by Neil Gaiman.
Beyond his illustrious career in the entertainment industry, Frank prioritizes his personal life, cherishing the time spent with his loving wife, Jenny, a former actress who has shared in his passion for the spotlight. Together, they have built a strong foundation, raising two successful grown sons who have grown into capable individuals, and Frank is also a doting grandfather to an adorable eight-year-old grandson who brings immense joy to his life.
