Frank Reynolds is a terrible, terrible person played by one of the most wonderful: Danny Devito. It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia deserves praise, but Devito deserves more.

After 20 years, one might think that Danny DeVito has gotten tired of playing the bumbling and inexplicably indomitable Frank Reynolds in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. After all, how often is it ...

For the past 19 years, Danny DeVito has played the deranged con artist Frank Reynolds on "It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia." ...

When patriarch Frank Reynolds (Danny DeVito) made his appearance in the opening episode of It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’s second season, the dynamic of the gang changed forever.

Family thought Reynolds had gone camping or was with friends, said Quentin Reynolds, the Campbell County undersheriff and Frank’s brother. Later Monday, they began to worry.

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia forever changed with the introduction of Danny DeVito's Frank Reynolds, and he's at the heart of some of the show's best episodes. The first season of It’s ...

Frank Reynolds, of Newton, was also sentenced to three years of supervised release following his prison sentence and ordered to pay $280,000 in forfeiture and of roughly $7.5 million restitution ...

But it’s those subtle warning signs that make for such great comedy. “Frank is so much fun. I enjoyed working with [Danny DeVito]. He’s a consummate pro.