Frank the Pug is a fictional character from the Men in Black film, its sequel, and its animated series. Within the films, Frank has the appearance of a normal pug dog, but he is actually an extraterrestrial in disguise (a Remoolian). Frank is played in both movies by a trained pug named Mushu with Tim Blaney providing his voice. In the first movie of the series, Frank the pug appears at a small kiosk next to a man selling keys. His first line...
Frank the Pug recounting a tall tale about how he told off Serleena to the wo...
Jay is trying to get over Laura and his friends are trying to help him. Jay ...
Frank the Pug asks Jay if he told her he loved her, which Jay defends stating...
Frank to Jay stating that he only plays a dog on earth. They are in Jay's car...
Jay to Frank the Pug telling him sarcastically that he is not taking love adv...
Agent J: Stay! Frank the Pug tells Jay that he only plays a dog on earth. J...
Frank is wearing his very own MIB suit and he thanks Jay for the shot to be h...
Frank the Pug suggests they partner up to do the good cop bad cop routine, bu...
Zed tells Jay to stop neuralyzing his personnel which Jay defends and Frank c...
Frank the Pug sings a version of "I will survive" and Jay is so annoyed he te...
Frank the Pug, to an agent who laughs at him asks if he wants kids and then b...
Frank the Pug asks Jay if he told Laura he loved her. It is night in the car ...
Jay tells Frank the Pug to stay behind so he asks what he is to do, and Jay r...
Frank the Pug about the totally deflated body on the ground, commenting how i...
Jay to Frank the Pug, who has his head out of the car window, telling him to ...
Jay tells Frank the Pug to stay behind so he asks what he is to do, and Jay r...
Frank the Pug to Jay, in a Men in Black suit in dog form, comments on how it ...
Zed to Jay telling him not to neuralyze every staff member. Jay defends himse...
Jay and Kay meet a strange-looking man and a dog on a and Jay comments on the...
Jay is holding Frank the Pug who tells them the galaxy is here. When Jay expl...
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