Frank D'Angelo, a homegrown auteur

Canada is a country well-known for successful entrepreneurship. Many businessmen of this region proved their brilliance by winning different fields of business. The successful industrialists believed in positive attitude, strong drive, willpower, determination and goals to achieve their targets. Following are some well-known Canadian entrepreneurs, whose popularity is spread globally: 1: Mike Lazaridis Mike is the founder of ‘Research in Motion’ (R.I.M) and was credited with developing Blackberry. He became the successful technologist of automation industry with lots of heard effort to accomplish his business goals. He was named ‘National Builder of the Year’ in 2005 by Time Magazine among the top 100 most influential individuals. 2: Frank D’Angelo Frank D’Angelo is one of the recognized brewery owners. This homegrown auteur was the owner of a famous brewer in Canada, ‘Steelback Brewery’ in September 2002. When he wrote his biography he mentioned himself as...

The sign of a great actor is that in spite of being the victim of baseless criticism and scathing comments, they always give the reply through their work. Take a look at the example of James Caan, when he received the negative comment from a certain critic who said " How Did an Oscar-Nominated Legend End Up in This Painfully Amateurish Horror Film?"  after working in the movie The Sicilian Vampire, the veteran actor replied back through his outstanding performance in another Frank D’Angelo movie The Red Maple Leaf . James Caan in the movie Sicilian Vampire directed by Frank D'Angelo James Caan as an actor doesn’t need an introduction, but the amazing thing about this stalwart actor is that he put immense faith in working with the new and talented movie makers. When Frank D’Angelo, the most promising Canadian homegrown auteur and director approached Caan for getting involved in his project, he never gave a second thought and promptly accepted the proposal. In ...

Born to Sicilian parents in Toronto, the meteoric rise of Frank D’Angelo is truly an exceptional success story. From his childhood days, Frank possessed the fine acumen of a businessman. He made full use of his business potentials and set up a multi-million dollar business empire. Almost every convenience store in Canada sells one of his products   under the brands D'Angelo or Arizona. By all standards, Frank D'Angelo, a homegrown 'auteur'whose subject is himself is one of the most prolific directors of our time. Consequently, he has won numerous awards and worked with several Oscarnominated legends .    D’Angelo’s name has become synonymous with box office gold with his blockbuster movies such as -   •     Real Gangsters •     The Big Fat Stone •     No Deposit •     Sicilian Vampire •     The Red Maple Leaf •     The Neighborhood Controversies related wit...

Frank D’Angelo is an iconic figure in the sector of Canadian film and TV industry. He started his journey as a successful business liquor baron and eventually became a revered personality in the film and TV industry. Whether it is business or directing movies, singing or hosting a talk show, whatever Frank D’Angelo, a homegrown auteur touched turned into gold. His movie Sicilian Vampire received a warm reception all across Canada and enjoyed a three-week run in Toronto theatres. It comes to the Seneca Queen Theatre in Niagara Falls for a two-night run April 14 and 15 when it was released in the year 2015. Take a look at this amazing photo of homegrown auteur Frank D’Angelo with James Caan on the set of Sicilian Vampire. Director Frank D'Angelo (left) with James Caan on the set of Sicilian Vampire.  His recent venture The Being Frank Show is another remarkable success story. Even a few years ago, there was no such a talk show that could capture the attention of the Can...

Making a movie is the most pervasive and influential art. Movies have been made for many years, and for many years they have been a great form of entertainment for us and it is probably the main reason why we love watching movies. Cinemas take us to places we’ve never been and inside the skin of people quite different from ourselves. To the answer of a question why we watch movies, the answer is beautifully summarized by Academy Award winner actor Jack Nicholsen, in one of his speech during Oscar award ceremony, “they entertain us; they offer hopes (and) give traumas; they take us places, we never been, just even for few moments; they can take us away, when we want to get away; Movies inspire us; they challenge us and despite our differences, they are (the) common link to humanity, in all of us.” The art of the performers stays fresh for us, their beauty as beautiful as ever. It's the feeling of freedom from repeatability we have always enjoyed at the movies. The creatio...