His character's brutal willingness to cover up a homicide while two-timing his wife is a far, far cry from Freddie Prinze Jr.'s usual mighty nice guys.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-07-22 00:36:45">July 22, 2024 at 12:36 a.m.</time>

His character’s brutal willingness to cover up a homicide while two-timing his wife is a far, far cry from Freddie Prinze Jr.’s usual mighty nice guys.{ai:summary}<p>In a world where shadows cling tighter than a lover's grip, a man becomes entangled in the murky depths of treachery. He’s willing to bury a body while juggling deceit, a grim dance far from the boyish charm of Freddie Prinze Jr.</p><p>The grimy streets don’t care for morals; they favor survival at any cost. #crime</p>

Freddie Prinze Jr. no more Mr. Nice Guy in ‘The Girl in the Pool’

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