Broadway star Frankie Grande takes on villainous role in "Henry Danger: The Movie"
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Frankie Grande is turning evil into a musical number as the flamboyant villain Frankini in Nickelodeon's "Henry Danger: The Movie," bringing his Broadway flair to the superhero franchise now streaming on Paramount+.
"I'm just so blessed that I get to play a villain that just wants everyone to sing and dance," he said.
Grande's character, Frankini, is over-the-top, and his flamboyant personality shines through in the film. Grande, who has expressed the importance of spreading joy through art, said he hopes the film provides for viewers with an escape during hard times.
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