All All. Sign In. Biography IMDbPro. Play demo reel Frank Cromer Animation Reel. Contact info Agent info. Frank Cromer was hatched in Wiesbaden, Germany. His Air Force family moved to San Antonio, Texas and then transplanted to Ohio, where Cromer made his first movie a "Romeo and Juliet" parody at age 14 for an English class and was hooked when he a skinny, bespectacled goof became famous at his junior high school.
He and the 3 other boys who made the first film also created the first Junior Achievement film production company in America while in tenth grade. They named it "Titanico" because the suburb Westerville gang were sure the inner city Columbus kids would sink it.
They did but not before Cromer produced his next super 8mm classic called "Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde and Herbie". Inspired by Steve Martin, he took to the comedy stage in and later worked as a double act with a deranged pal who hates being called deranged as The Kamikazee Brothers.
In Cromer completed his first unpublished as yet comic novel "Take A Bullet" after spending two years as a private detective in Houston, Texas. He shot the comedy pilot of his soap opera satire "Living for Today" at Otterbein College.
In he wrote and directed the comedy short "Dead Girls Are Easy". He completed the script for "PIGS" in and was left at the altar twice: once by a Japanese studio and then in by a millionaire friend. He made national news he and two pals commandeered a stretch muscle-car limousine past mobs of police and the FBI to ride to crash the Oscars.
