
Eat That Question: Frank Zappa in His Own Words (2016) on Netflix
R20161h 33mBiographyDocumentaryMusic
Frank Zappa speaks for himself. Clips from three decades of interviews and performances show a composer who took joy in performing and a fiercely intelligent, brutally honest interviewee.
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Plot summary
Archival material shapes the documentary: television interviews and performances from Frank Zappa's thirty-year career, along with film clips and footage that had not been seen before. The record shows two facets of one character. As a composer he takes joy in performing, and as an interviewee he is fiercely intelligent and brutally honest, holding convictions that grow stronger as his career ascends.
Cast
Frank Zappaas Self (archive footage)
Theodore Bikelas Rance Muhammitz (archive footage)
Arlene Francisas Self (archive footage)
Keith Moonas Self (archive footage)
Steve Allenas Self (archive footage)
- Jimmy Carl Blackas Self (archive footage)
Pierre Boulezas Self (archive footage)
- Thomas Bradenas Self (archive footage)
Napoleon Murphy Brockas Self (archive footage)
- Paul Carmanas Self (archive footage)
Katie Couricas Self (archive footage)
Mike Douglasas Self (archive footage)
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George Dukeas Self (archive footage)
Václav Havelas Self (archive footage)
- Angelas Self (archive footage)
- Chuck Ashas Self - Pennsylvania State Police (archive footage)
Arthur Barrowas Self (archive footage)
Adrian Belewas Self (archive footage)
Tom Brokawas Self (archive footage)
- Wally Bruneras Self (archive footage)
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