Frank A. Langella, Jr. (born January 1, 1938) is an American stage and film actor. Langella, an Italian American, was born in Bayonne, New Jersey, the son of Frank A. Langella Sr., a business executive. Langella attended Washington Elementary School and Bayonne High School in Bayonne. He graduated from Columbia High School, in the South Orange and Maplewood School District, in 1955, and graduated from Syracuse University in 1959 with a...
White is telling Lois why she should be covering Superman, not the blackout.
White is saying that they shouldn't interview Lex about the return of Superman.
After successfully fooling the doctor, Alan and Bob prepare Dave for his firs...
After Bob Alexander berates the (fake) President, Dave fires the White House ...
Bob Alexander is furious after Dave figures out a way to save the homeless sh...
After President Mitchell suffers from a medical problem, Bob Alexander and Al...
Realizing that Dave is spooked about meeting the First Lady, Bob gives him so...
After President Mitchell suffers from a medical problem, Bob Alexander and Al...
White is telling Lois that the only thing people will remember is that she go...
Realizing that Dave is spooked about meeting the First Lady, Bob gives Dave s...
Bob Alexander is furious after Dave figures out a way to save the homeless sh...
After Alan Reed explains the plan to cover up the President's coma, Dave need...
Realizing that Dave is spooked about meeting the First Lady, Bob gives Dave s...
After Dave Kovic agrees to take part in the cover-up, Bob Alexander shows the...
In the Oval Office, Bob preps Dave for his conversation with the First Lady.
After President Mitchell suffers from a medical problem, Bob Alexander and Al...
As Lois and Jason are being held on Lex Luthor's yacht, Richard informs Perry...
After Dave Kovic agrees to take part in the cover-up, Bob Alexander shows the...
Bob is excited when he sees his plan working, he reads the headline from USA ...
After President Mitchell slips into a coma, Bob Alexander tells Alan Reed not...
After Dave Kovic agrees to take part in the cover-up, Bob Alexander shows the...
Bob and Alan talk about their nefarious plan, and wonder why there are so man...
Bob Alexander and Alan Reed argue over the fake President's schedule.
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