Arthur Fraser holds a significant place in the world of cinema. He might not be as famous as his
father, Brendan Fraser, but he has made some very outstanding performances. The Top 10 Griffin
Arthur Fraser movies ever made is what this blog post revolves around, trying to shed light on
Fraser’s career and acting ability.
Interstellar (2014)
Griffin Arthur Fraser debuted on the silver screen in Christopher Nolan’s science fiction film
Interstellar. Although he had little screen time as “The Boy on Truck,” his presence still stuck in the
hearts of those who watched the movie with its star-studded cast and
The Whale (TBA)
There has been a great deal of anticipation concerning the role played by Griffin in this film, which
served as his father’s comeback. There is uncertainty about Brendan Fraser’s comeback in the movie.
Moreover, Griffin should not be disregarded either.
The Mummy (1999)
Although Griffin did not feature in “The Mummy,” it is one of those films that propelled his father
into prominence. No fan of the Fraser family will want to miss it to see how Brendan Fraser played
Rick O’Connell in this action-adventure favourite.
George of the Jungle (1997)
The charismatic portrayal by Brendan Fraser in this live adaptation of a typical cartoon left
moviegoers satisfied. One can easily understand why Griffin took after his acting genes from one of
his parents.
Bedazzled (2000)
This is a funny comedy where Griffin’s father sold his soul to the devil. This shows that Brendan
Fraser is a versatile actor, something his son may have learned.
Darkly Noon’s Passion (1995)
This is a less-known Brendan Fraser film, but it allows him to demonstrate his acting potential. It may
not involve Griffin, but it is worth watching for the Fraser family fans.
Encino Man (1992)
One must see this comedy, a very early role of Brendan Fraser. This is a good illustration of how
Griffin’s father changed into a talented actor we can see now.
Monkeybone (2001)
Another film showing Brendan Fraser’s comic abilities is Monkeybone. It may be an enjoyable watch
for fans of the Fraser family, especially if not including Griffin in this zany adventure.
The Quiet American (2002)
Brendan Fraser’s acting prowess is confirmed in this drama film. However, it is still worth watching
for fans of more severe cinema who may have disliked the previous movie with Griffin absent.
School Ties (1992)
Brendan Fraser’s early drama work, “School Ties,” centres around issues of anti-Semitism and
discrimination. In this film, it is also a reminder that the late Griffin’s father was not restricted to
playing simple roles only.
Final Words
Griffin’s contribution to the film world is yet to begin, and every role makes it clear that each of us
continues the legacy of his father. Be it in “Interstellar” or “The Whale,” Griffin Arthur Fraser is one
of the faces to look up to in the movie world. His filmography will increase as his career progresses,
and fans will be delighted to see what’s next for this talented family.
