Frank Cromer Net Worth is
$17 Million

Mini Biography

Frank Cromer was hatched in Wiesbaden, Germany. His Air flow Force family relocated to San Antonio, Tx and transplanted to Ohio, where Cromer produced his first film (a “Romeo and Juliet” parody) at age group 14 for an British course and was connected when he (a slim, bespectacled goof) became popular at his junior senior high school. He as well as the 3 additional kids who made the 1st film also created the 1st Junior Accomplishment film production organization in America even though in tenth quality. They called it “Titanico” as the suburb Westerville gang had been sure the internal city Columbus children would kitchen sink it. (They do however, not before Cromer created his next super 8mm vintage known as “Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde and Herbie”.) After six short years in the Ohio Condition University, Cromer earned his B.A. in Pictures and Cinema. Influenced by Steve Martin, he required to the humor stage in 1979 and later on worked like a dual act having a deranged pal (who hates becoming known as deranged) as The Kamikazee Brothers. In 1991 Cromer finished his 1st unpublished (up to now) comic book “HAVE A Bullet” after spending 2 yrs as an exclusive detective in Houston, Tx. He shot the humor pilot of his cleaning soap opera satire “Living for Today” in Otterbein University. In 1996 he published and aimed the comedy brief “Dead Ladies Are Easy”. From 1997-2000, Cromer wrote humor bits for nationwide radio’s American Humor Network and “The Gary Burbank Display” (later on creating a documentary about Burbank known as “In the BBC” . He completed the script for “PIGS” in 1999 and was remaining in the altar double: once with a Japan studio and in 2005 with a millionaire friend. (still not really produced). He landed in LA in July 2001 and produced “What’s Your Meat?” a live Hollywood display on cable gain access to Television to no great response. He produced national information he and two pals commandeered a 1957 extend muscle-car limousine past mobs of law enforcement as well as the FBI to trip to crash the 2002 Oscars. By 2006 Cromer wrote a pal pic for Jonathan Winters and Robin Williams called “Keeping the Coot”. Winters authorized the script but Williams is at rehab and by enough time he got out, JW supported out due to his frail wellness. On January 6, 2007 the Ohio Historical Culture premiered Cromer’s first feature film “Television Clown: the real Tale of Flippo, Ruler of Clowns”. July 14, 2008 was when Conan O’Brien aired Cromer’s first-ever animation. In Dec 2008 Cromer optioned the publication “Fouled Away: the Football Tragedy of Hack Wilson” and wrote the screenplay “The Slugger”. Cromer offers started his second documentary feature “My Toon Life” offering his initial cartoons and videos from his early stand-up profession. The Ohio Historical Society premiered his baseball documentary “Buckeye Cubbie: Woody English” in Sept. 2010.

Known for movies