Movies by Howard Franklin

Howard Franklin is a versatile filmmaker whose career has been marked by a unique blend of comedy, drama, and nuanced character studies. Known for his collaborations with the legendary Bill Murray, Franklin has crafted a distinctive filmography that showcases his talent for finding the humor and humanity in the most unexpected places. Quick Change, Larger Than Life, and The Man Who Knew Too Little are prime examples of Franklin's ability to craft offbeat, yet deeply engaging stories that balance laugh-out-loud moments with genuine emotional resonance. Whether exploring the tribulations of a bank robber trying to escape New York City or the unlikely bond between a man and an elephant, Franklin's films are characterized by their sharp wit, eccentric characters, and a keen eye for the absurdities of modern life. Beyond his work with Murray, Franklin has also demonstrated his versatility as a director, helming the acclaimed neo-noir The Public Eye, which starred Joe Pesci as a gritty tabloid photographer, and the Hitchcockian thriller Someone to Watch Over Me. Throughout his career, Franklin has consistently proven himself to be a filmmaker who is unafraid to take risks, challenge conventions, and offer audiences a unique perspective on the human experience.