With no more rivals, Frank becomes king of New York's criminal underworld.Īgainst the objections of Roy Bishop, Dennis Gilley, a NYPD detective bent on stopping Frank, forms a plan to go outside the law in order to eliminate Frank. Later, he and his men go Chinatown, where they kill Larry and his gang, and take the heroin. Larry turns him down and demands that Frank decide immediately whether he wants to buy the drugs, but Frank declines. Frank counters that the two should team up, then split the profits evenly. Larry demands $3 million up front and another $500,000 after the drugs are sold. As he leaves, Frank tells Clay's men that they can all find employment with him at the Plaza Hotel, where he's staying.įrank sends Dalesio to Chinatown to make contact with Triad leader Larry Wong, who has $15 million worth of heroin. When Clay insults him by calling him a "ni-er-lover," Frank shoots the mafioso. On hearing this, Frank, Jimmy Jump and other members of his gang go to Clay's social club, where Frank tells Clay that he wants a percentage of all of his profits. Next, he sends Dalesio, who works for him, to Little Italy to set up a meeting with Mafia boss Arty Clay, but Clay urinates on Dalesio's shoes and tells him it is a message for Frank. He starts by having Emilio El Zapa and King Tito, two Colombian drug dealers, killed by his minions.
Smith in Nick of Time, Colonel Cutter in Antz, the Headless Horseman in Sleepy Hollow, Reed Thimple in The Country Bears, Salvatore Maggio in Kangaroo Jack, Cornelius Hatcher in The Rundown and King Louie in the 2016 The Jungle Book live-action remake.įrank is a drug lord and mob boss who has just been released from jail and wants to reclaim his drug empire. in At Close Range, Max Shreck in Batman Returns, Vincenzo Coccotti in True Romance, Gabriel in The Prophecy series, Mr. He was portrayed by Christopher Walken, who also played Max Zorin in A View to a Kill, Bradford Whitewood Sr. Emil Zappa, the Mata brothers-they're dead because they were running this city into the ground.įrancis "Frank" White is the titular protagonist villain in the 1990 crime drama film King of New York. Those guys are dead because I don't want to make money that way. How 'bout King Tito? He had 13-year-old girls hooking for him on the street. Larry used to rent his tenements to Asian refugees, his own people, for 800 a month to share a single toilet on the same floor. When the DA's office investigated the sudden death of Arty Clay, they found that he left a $13 million estate-how do you explain that? Then there's Larry Wong, who owned half of Chinatown when he passed away.
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