Frank D'Amico is a fictional character from the 2010 superhero action-adventure film adaptation 'Kick-Ass.'
Frank explains why he has to do away with Kick-Ass.
After Frank gets the best of Hit-Girl, he picks up a handgun and points it at...
After watching Chris's recording of Big Daddy taking down the men set to ambu...
After entering Frank's office, Chris attacks Kick-Ass. They rumble out of the...
As some of Frank's other men fire on Hit-Girl, Huge Goon returns to the offic...
Frank explains that he has to do away with Kick-Ass in order to send a message.
Chris busts into Frank's office with a plan that he says will help him get ne...
After realizing he's killed a guy in a Kick-Ass suit on his way to a kid's pa...
Frank follows Kick-Ass as he walks down the street. People on the street hit ...
Frank calls Detective Gigante to tell him he wants him to get ride of Kick-Ass.
Frank responds to Big Joe telling him that he thinks Kick-Ass single handedly...
The D'Amico family discuss Kick-Ass as they watch on TV.
Frank and Joe discuss the information Joe's received from the Russian, some o...
Joe tells Frank that, just maybe, Tre's Batman story was true.
When Big Joe calls Frank away from the table, Chris follows intent on listeni...
Frank and his son sit in the car. The sound of one of his men being tortured ...
Frank gets mad cause his plan doesn't go the way he wanted.
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