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Top 10 Facts Catch Me If You Can Got Right & Wrong

Top 10 Facts Catch Me If You Can Got Right & Wrong

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You may be surprised by the things Catch Me If You Can got factually right and wrong. Our countdown includes working with the FBI, Carl Hanratty, conning an escort, and more! Did YOU know about Frank Abagnal before Catch Me If You Can?
Date: 2023-11-20

Comments and reviews: 30


Read: The Greatest Hoax on Earth/Catching Truth While We Can by reporter Alan Logan
The Hoax is Abagnale: he fabricated the whole life story that's so heartwarming with its
redemptive narrative most eat it up as truth. THAT'S the con.
Nothing is more touching in the era of heroic victimhood than Abagnale as the victim of his younger self except for the actual victims of his genuine crimes.
Youve been suckered.
Go ahead: try to find the presidential pardon offers (how noble of him to refuse) or jailbreak from Atlanta Fed Penn in the real world - just ask - theyre public records.
Ignorance is no sin. Willful ignorance is.

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I haven't watch the video yet but sorry to spoil you the whole thing was fabricated, I'm not even talking about the movie but the real life story of Frank Abagnale was a whole lie. Search Alan Logan, the journalist who went back to investigate everything. He learned based on public records that Frank was inside the prison most of the years when he was 16 - 19 so everything happened from those years was a big f invented aside from the Pan Am case. Here's the the book The Greatest Hoax on Earth: Catching Truth, While We Can.
I'm gonna watch the video now.

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WRONG. ALL OF THIS IS A LIE. The man is a fraud. HIS ENTIRE STORY IS A FRAUD. HE WAS IN JAIL AND PRISON MOST OF HIS LIFE. He never took or passed a bar exam. He never cashed millions from bad checks ITS ALL MADE UP. Research it. Youll realize its all made up even before hollywood got to it. The FBI was never looking for him because he was so bad at cashing bad checks that he always got caught. He might have gotten away with 1500 dollars. Nowhere near millions. He stole from his ex girlfriend, stole from their family etc.
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Actually, Abagnale never worked with the FBI. He was arrested several times during his life, and joined the army at one point.
He also hadn't ever conned people for millions of dollars or even worked as a lawyer. This was thoroughly debunked in 1978 and again in 2021. At most, his use of personal pan am checks amounted to 1500 dollars.
Also, he made a shit ton of lies of who he had scammed and worked for when he was advertising himself as a security consultant for banks.

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I still love the movie even though I did now about the Truth about the True Frank especially Him working with the FBI but I didn't know that he didn't run home tat he just escaped because you escaped so many different times is only two different things but thank you cuz that just filled in the gap and of course about the siblings other than that I had Cena true story on him been a little while quick interview with him about it great video keep up the good work
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Apparently a lot of people did not know Abagnale fabricated all of this. Read the greatest hoax on earth by Logan. Abagnale was in prison during the time he claims to have been doing all of these amazing things. Shame on Steven Spielberg for making him an international celebrity. He had the resources and the obligation to find out the truth. Abigail only stole from individuals and stalked women. If you get the facts you will not like this man.
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The fact that anyone believes this guy is a testament to how gullible our society is. It has been proven time and time again that all of his outlandish claims are false. The entire span of the movie where he was supposedly being the skyway man he was in a New York jail for petty crimes ripping off old people and mom and pop shops. Do some research people its all made up non-sense.
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Gee, Hollywood tampered with the truth? I never heard of such a thing! (Actually, I've maintained for years, after co-writing a script with a Hollywood type, I've come to the conclusion that their motto is, My mind is made up; don't confuse me with the facts) Quite an incredible story, so why Spielberg felt the need to enhance it, is beyond me. Stay safe, everyone.
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It happened and Frank got away with it so long because Democracy is faked up. TRUST ME in N, Korea or China he would have been caught on the 2nd day and he is done for good.
As you can see democracy create criminals. vs criminals born to be criminals. BLAME USA and DEMOCRARY if you son will be killed or you will get robbed.

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10: He worked for FBI: TRUE
9: Carl and Frank Still Remains Friends: TRUE
8: Escaping Through Airplane Window: FALSE
7: Carl Hanratty: FALSE
6: Being an only Child: FALSE
5: FBI Mosted Wanted List: FALSE
4: Almost Getting Married; WRONG
3: FRANK SENIOR: FALSE
2: Conning an escort: TRUE
1: The Scams: TRUE

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What is the fascination with tearing down movies and facts? This isn't a documentary, nor was their a statement in the beginning that says that this IS a true story! It's a movie! It's fantasy! It's meant to be entertainment! Enjoy the fantasy and stop looking for absolute truth here. You want real life, then go live one.
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A few errors from the movie itself
1. Frank didn't get out of prison the fbi offered him a job in exchange to serve his sentence under their supervision.
2. Frank did not go back to his childhood home, he went to his mom's new home.

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Best scene was when frank betrayed the model in the hotel room when he gave her a check on 1400$ but the price for one night was 1000$. She took the check and gave him 400$ back in cash. Easy money and a free night with a model.
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lol Who did the research for this video? Almost none of what you report as fact really happened. Frank made up 90% of what was in the movie. His greatest con was convincing everyone that he was a good con man.
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Joseph Shea. Served in WWII in North Africa, Italy and France. Then with the FBI he worked on the Barbara Mackie kidnapping and Frank Abagnale cases. Guy was a real hero. And what a character Abagnale was. Damn.
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You might like to check out the wiki page on Abignale, a lot of the content of the film and Abignale's stories about himself have since been debunked by investigative journalists. It's an interesting read.
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What impresses me the most is after all of those scams that he's able to write a book that includes lies and con the public on a few more scams order to make his story more interesting.
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One thing i would like to know is right or wrong. The two mice story. Did frank Learn of this story from his father (as in the movie) or was it written in by author/director etc?
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Wondering if anyone knows the validity of when Frank is almost caught by Hanratty but then pretends to be Secret Service? Any body know anything about that in real life?
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except that as of 2023 two journalists have dug deep into Franks Abignales life and found that its almost all lies from his first book. Almost none of Franks story is true.
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Im assuming this is just comparing the movie to what Frank Abagnale said he did or didnt do, which from what we know now, was mostly made up anyway. So RIGHT.
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very very great fun list I like it a lot great job mis mojo one of my very favorite list ever catch me if you can is one of my very favorite movies ever
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What the hell did the call girl say to the cops my John gave me a fake check & stole $400 from me? Pretty ballsey considering her position.
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This video has not aged well. It's a bad sign when a fact check about a conman consists of it's true because Frank wrote it in his book.
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I remember seeing him on Johnny Carson back in 1978! I was very young. But the amount of fraud he so easily got away with blew my mind!
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This is what it the film got wrong compared to the lies Frank told and they missed the part where he conned families out of money
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Should've shown the scene in the movie with Frank (Leo) getting arrested by a French cop. played by the real Frank Abagnale!
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The movie begins with him being on an episode of To Tell the Truth. I actually remember watching that episode when I was a kid!
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The most shocking thing is that Frank Abagnale Jr. has made so much more as an honest man than he ever did breaking the law.
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Just watched To Tell the Truth show where real Frank was so good at blending in that the panel picked other guys as him.
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