Freddie Prinze Sr

[@DhonaTimm]

I remember him very well, a great talent and loved Chico and the Man

[@alexandergraham6912]

Alan Parker's "Fame" (1980) was recently inducted into the Library Of Congress in 2024 as "an artistically and culturally important" film. Nominated for six Academy Awards and winner of two Oscars, the core of the film centers around the character of Raul Garcia, a gifted and troubled young Hispanic teenager from the South Bronx ghetto aspiring to be a stand-up comedian, and going into the same downward spiral as his fallen idol Freddie Prinze. It was essentially a fictionalized "roman a clef" portrait of the then-recent Prinze tragedy,, and it remains to this day a relevant and undimmed cautionary tale about Hollywood, the young, and the dark underside of "The American Dream", with a powerful performance at its center (Barry Miller) that garnered the lion's share of the film's critical acclaim.

[@ytpremium7649]

Excellent review

[@dogzrmewith23]

This was well done. Thanks for sharing.

[@mikeymumblesreal]

Binge watching Chico and the Man. Show was funny as hell. The transition from poor to rich is tough. Not knowing who to trust?

[@MJo-ng4lj]

❤😂🎉

[@kathynorton4103]

I just saw this video about Freddie Prinze. From what I can see, Freddie Prinze, Jr seems awkward and uncomfortable . I think he couldn’t wait to return to California, so that he could get away from his mother.

[@silverlaptop2022]

No one cares!!!

[@freddyfurrah3789]

TAKE THE BONE OUT OF YOUR NOSE😊😊😊😊😅😅😅😅😅😅😅