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- Frank's Boyfriend Wasn't A Former Student In Bad Education, Frank strikes up a romantic relationship with Kyle Contreras (Rafael Casal), a Las Vegas bartender and exotic dancer whom Frank taught in his English class 16 years previously. Kyle is based on a real person, Jason Daugherty, and Frank really did end up buying a house with him.
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Apr 29, 2020 · Was this secret boyfriend real? Yes and no. The real-life Tassone said on the Coach Mike Podcast that he and Signorelli were in an open relationship when Tassone began dating a man in Nevada. “I did not keep secrets from Stephen,” he said, adding that they still have a “wonderful relationship” and have been together for 45 years.
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Apr 29, 2020 · Jackman plays Frank Tassone, a successful, charismatic superintendent of the Roslyn School District in Roslyn, New York, who goes on to steal $11.2 million from the school budget with his ...
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Apr 30, 2020 · Kyle is actually a fictionalized version of Tassone’s former boyfriend Jason Daughterty, a 32-year-old former exotic dancer with whom Tassone actually purchased a house.
Apr 24, 2020 · He also owned a Las Vegas home that he shared with a second boyfriend, Jason Daugherty (who inspired the film’s Kyle Contreras character, played by Rafael Casal). As Bad Education notes,...
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So let’s fact check this real quick. Did Tassone really have this secret boyfriend in Nevada? The answer is yes, though the character’s name was changed for the film.
Apr 28, 2020 · Frank Tasssone, the subject of HBO's Bad Education, says the film incorrectly portrays his personal life and relationships as a gay man.
Apr 19, 2020 · Like in the HBO movie, the real Frank Tassone and Pamela Gluckin used the money to indulge in lavish lifestyles. The Bad Education true story reveals that Tassone allegedly put $1,800-per-night hotel rooms on the school's tab, traveling to Boston, New Orleans, London, the Caribbean, and taking gambling trips to Las Vegas 2-3 times a year.
