The Punisher: Dirty Laundry
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| Original title | The Punisher: Dirty Laundry |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2012 |
| length | 10 mins |
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| Director | Phil Joanou |
| script | Chad St. John |
| production | Adi Shankar |
| camera | Masanobu Takayanagi |
| cut | Paul Norling |
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The Punisher: Dirty Laundry is a short film by Thomas Jane from the year 2012 . In this film, Jane plays the Punisher for the second time . Thomas Jane produced the film himself and presented it at Comic-Con 2012 in San Diego .
action
Frank Castle, aka The Punisher, makes his way to a laundromat and witnesses how the leader of a street gang rapes a prostitute and his gang then brutally assaults a young boy. After he can't stand the cries for help, Frank speaks to a bitter shopkeeper and realizes that one cannot always turn a blind eye to the evil in the world. The shopkeeper tells Frank that he used to try to stop the same gang from mugging someone. However, the action went wrong and he has been in a wheelchair ever since. Frank buys a bottle of Jack Daniel’s and kills all eight gang members with the bottle alone. He brutally beats the leader of the gang and breaks his right hand and both legs. Then Frank showered the leader with the contents of the bottle and placed an inflamed Zippo in front of them without using it. Frank goes back to the laundromat and reads the newspaper. Outside, the raped prostitute appears in front of her tormentor. She picks up the lighter and throws it at the leader. He burns to death while screaming, while Frank packs up his laundry and leaves the salon. When he wants to get into his van , the little boy who was attacked by the gang brings him a black T-shirt that Frank lost. Frank gives it to the boy and drives off in his van. The boy takes a closer look at the shirt and discovers a large white skull on the front.
backgrounds
Thomas Jane himself said that he wanted to make a film for a character he had always loved and always believed in - a love letter to Frank Castle and his fans. He described the experience on set as incredible as everyone was there for fun and it was a joy from start to finish.
Trivia
The film Dirty Laundry can be watched for free on Youtube .