Frankie Grande Embraces the Villain in 'Henry Danger: The Movie'

Frankie Grande steps into a mischievous role in the lively superhero film, 'Henry Danger: The Movie,' now available on Paramount+. Known for his spirited performances on Broadway, Frankie brings his theatrical flair to the big screen as Frankini, a character who wants to make the world sing and dance.

"Playing a villain who loves singing and dancing is such a joy," Frankie shared, highlighting his delight in taking on this dynamic role.

Frankini, with his extravagant style, represents Grande's aim of spreading happiness through art. Frankie hopes that the movie will be a respite for audiences, offering them a joyful distraction.

"As a child, I sought escapism in challenging times," he reflected, recalling his own experiences as a young person seeking solace in entertainment.

The Challenges of Musical Villainy

In addition to developing Frankini's flamboyant persona, Grande tackled a demanding musical sequence for the movie's finale after a long day of shooting.

"Shooting the song three times in one day was a challenge", he admitted, each version tailored for different parts of the film, including a music video.

By the final take, removing his high heels was a relief. Nevertheless, Frankie felt accomplished and satisfied with the outcome.

Family Pride and Future Projects

Frankie's pride extends to his sister, who is also making waves with her role in 'Wicked.' He expressed immense pride and admiration, likening her achievements to winning a Nobel Prize.

Additionally, Frankie is venturing into his own music under his name, eager to share his work with the world.

"'Smile' is just the beginning," he teased, excitedly anticipating the reaction to his upcoming music.