vpance
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Obviously but near the end where he spells out to the guy why he got beat, Vaughn did not portray any level of menancing.
Not to mention scenes where Frank gets angry are unbelievably dull/neutured. I mean look at the "Fucking Casper" scene in that Frank is supposed to be pissed but Vaughn plays him as if he lost a poker game not his life's work.
Him being the typical flying off the handle gangster would be too cliche. Besides, Farrell is already filling the role of the hot headed personality.
As for why he's so calm and measured, I think the monologue gives us an understanding of why. Cleary he's a guy who's been through a lot of tramuatising events in his life, and has been able to overcome it all to get to where he is now. A desensitized, emo gangster businessman who's careless with money, essentially.