Between the ages of 16 and 21, Frank Abagnale Jr. successfully impersonated a Pan Am pilot on flights to over 80 different countries, posed as a lawyer, a sociology professor, and a doctor, and ...

Frank Abagnale Jr. — the man whose life inspired the Leonardo DiCaprio movie "Catch Me If You Can" — has spent decades lying about the lies that made him famous, from impersonating pilots and ...

Theatre in the Park continues its 2025 Outdoor Season with Catch Me If You Can, the musical comedy based on the remarkable ...

Catch Me if You Can, one of Stephen Spielberg's best and most overlooked films, is scoring sky-high viewership on streaming.

Frank W. Abagnale Jr. was annoyed. According to both Abagnale himself and his autobiography, in the mid-1960s and early ’70s, when he was between 16 and 21, he had impersonated a Pan Am pilot ...

T he 2002 film Catch Me If You Can follows Frank Abagnale Jr. as he poses as a pilot, doctor, and lawyer, makes millions off of fake checks, spends years running from the FBI, and then agrees to ...

At just 16, Frank Abagnale Jr. talked his way into cockpits, courtrooms, and hospitals. With charm, fake credentials, and pure nerve—he became America’s most legendary impostor.

PEORIA, Ill (WMBD) — His claims are disputed and some say he’s conning people about his cons but there’s no denying that the story of Frank Abagnale Jr. is nothing short of amazing. And now ...

The story of the film is almost as twisty as the life of Frank Abagnale Jr., the con artist at the center of the movie. Here are 20 facts you might not know about Catch Me If You Can.