Dave Franco Luigi Mangioni: Dave Franco says to everyone who asks him to play Luigi Mangioni’s role: “I haven’t received more texts in my life …”
Actor Dave Franco revealed that he was receiving many text messages recently, but it is more related to Bluiji Mangione, the accused killer of UNITEDHEALTHCARE, Brian Thompson, and has no less relationship with him. Everyone wants him to play the 26 -year -old Luigi Legue’s CV movie, which has become a sensation over the Internet overnight after Thompson was killed.
Dave Franco told Hollywood Reporter magazine that he had no official offer to play the role of Luigi Mangoni in the movie, but he did not receive more text messages about anything else. He said that everyone who has his phone number communicated with him about the extent of his similarity with mangione and that he should play the character if a movie is produced about him.
While the 39 -year -old actor was promoting his new movie at the Sandans Film Festival, he was asked if anyone had contacted him about the best way to play Luigi Mangoni’s character on the screen. “Anyone? Do you mean everyone?” His wife Alison Berri responded. “I haven’t received more text messages in my life about anything,” said Franco.
Luigi Mangonio was arrested on December 9, five days after he shot Brian Thompson, killing him. He did not recognize guilt and face the trial. It is possible that he will face the death penalty as federal killing was charged. TMZ and ABC News produced documentaries on Luigi Mangione and many other works under preparation.
Although mangium did not recognize guilt, the main evidence linked him to the murder crime and investigators found documents showing the extent of his suffering from the health insurance industry. Although he was never a customer of UNITEDHEALTHCARE, he chose its executive director because he was the perfect goal. A man of Mangoni was condemned how to politicize the case, and a mangium was shown in a scene after being delivered from Pennsylvania to New York. Currently, he is being held at the Metropolitan detention center in Brooklyn, where the besieged pop pole is also held.
