Let’s face it: if “the Purge” were real, Frank Grillo is the guy you’d want on your side. There’s perhaps no other actor working today who exemplifies “man’s man,” and though he’s an incredibly nice fellow, you probably wouldnt want to get on his bad side. In THE PURGE: ANARCHY, Grillo stars as a tortured soul seeking revenge on the one night of the year society is allowed to totally let loose… but instead he finds himself playing reluctant hero when he saves the lives of some innocent bystanders being hunted by psychopaths.
Recently I sat down with Grillo and PURGE director James DeMonaco in Coney Island, where we were able to talk about the sequel’s tight schedule, the audience’s reaction to the first film, whether or not Grillo would behave as his character does, and what’s in store for the franchise. (If you notice me dabbing my head intermittently, that’s only because it was about 90 degrees there!)
The comment section exists to allow readers to discuss the article constructively and respectfully, focused on the topic at hand.
What’s Not Allowed