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In , Frank isn’t just a scary monster – he’s a big, lovable softie with a heart of gold (and a few loose bolts). From his hilarious banter with Murray the Mummy to his iconic dance moves, he reminds us that being a monster is all about finding your family.
Director Genndy Tartakovsky chose a distinctive look for Frank that pays homage to cinematic history while fitting the film's vibrant style:
Frank is generally friendly and lovable, though he can become uncontrollable when panicked.