This week's episode finds Frank and Ava locked in something of an uneasy holding period. Their career commitments continue to separate them geographically, and Nancy still won't grant Frank a divorce. Frank's long-simmering troubles with organized crime and the FBI finally come to a head, while Ava enjoys her most prestigious and high-profile role to date. In the midst of it all, Frank lays down one of his greatest recordings of all time. What does the song "I'm A Fool To Want You" have to teach us about Frank as a man, and as an artist? And how will he convince an increasingly skeptical Ava that she's who he's singing for?
Listen to "I'm A Fool To Want You" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOKdDwMxfOc
This week's episode finds Frank and Ava locked in something of an uneasy holding period. Their career commitments continue to separate them geographically, and Nancy still won't grant Frank a divorce. Frank's long-simmering troubles with organized crime and the FBI finally come to a head, while Ava enjoys her most prestigious and high-profile role to date. In the midst of it all, Frank lays down one of his greatest recordings of all time. What does the song "I'm A Fool To Want You" have to teach us about Frank as a man, and as an artist? And how will he convince an increasingly skeptical Ava that she's who he's singing for?
Listen to "I'm A Fool To Want You" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOKdDwMxfOc