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RIP Frank Brana
There’s a story about him here, in Spanish. Google will translate … sort of. Thanks to Mike H. for the heads up! 22 Replies to “RIP Frank Brana”Commenting at Satellite News
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It’s titled “Frank, your time has come.” The article says he holds the record for most onscreen deaths (over 100). His Autobiography is titled “Dying with dignity in the movies.” The cinematic king of the death scene has died.
Is he the one Servo mentioned looked like Leslie Nielsen?
Wasn’t he the head poacher? If so he was actually
rather good in the role so I guess I can’t say of his
acting: “It stinks!”
Francisco “Frank” Brana played one of the Bounty Hunters shot by Tuco (Eli Wallach) in the opening sequence of Sergio Leone’s “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”
So sad. Another twinkling star has been added to the constellation MST3K. :star:
You mean the star of the one man show Leslie Nielsen, Leslie Nielsen, Leslie Nielson?
It is sad that all these actors are passing on so quickly
“Tell me, where is that clown in the sky…for…me?”
RIP, Senor Brana! You were the voice of reason among those poachers.
Oh yeah? Well you’re a JERK!
RIP
Leslie Neilsen!Leslie Neilsen!Leslie Neilsen!
So Pod People was Spanish? I never knew what country to blame for that film.
Really?! That picture of him in the article leader looks MUCH better than he did in Pod People. That being said, his eyebrows didn’t disappoint.
Doesn’t it kind of seem like MST actors are dropping like flies recently?
He is poaching in God’s domain now.
“Go get that damn ladder!”
Lay off!
wow- he died on the 16th? if so was he secretly in the undersea kingdom? 8-)
I was just watching him in Supersonic Man on Sunday. Looks like he was Juan Piquer Simón’s De Niro.
Striking looking dude, even in Pod People. He sort of looks like one of the characters from Thunderbirds. Those eyebrows are amazing!
I liked his character in Pod People, a sensible poacher who preferred to stick to business; unlike his rapey Ren-fest friend.
“She’s faster than I thought.”
“Yeah? Well, you’re a jerk.”
He was also in Pieces, a hunk of cheese worthy of MST. RIP, sir.
I see many of us recall his truly memorable line; “Yeah, well, you’re a jerk!”
Hey #10 Max, you also have Canada to blame for this film. It was a Spanish-Canadian co-prod.