Inside Frank’s body, the city of "Frank" is populated by anthropomorphic cells and organs. Our hero, Osmosis Jones (Chris Rock), is a rebellious, rule-breaking white blood cell (a cop) who wants to be a hero. He is teamed up by-the-book cold pill, Drix (David Hyde Pierce), to stop Thrax before he melts Frank’s hypothalamus and kills him from the inside out.
Follows the internal battle between the body's defenders and the virus. 🛡️ Key Characters Role & Traits Osmosis "Ozzy" Jones White Blood Cell A rebellious cop trying to redeem his reputation. Drixenol "Drix" A "by-the-book" medication and Ozzy's reluctant partner. A deadly pathogen known as "The Red Death". Leah Estrogen The Mayor's secretary and Ozzy's love interest. Mayor Phlegmming Brain Cell The corrupt, self-serving mayor of Frank. 🏙️ The City of Frank osmosis jones full
Osmosis Jones served as the pilot for an animated television series titled Ozzy & Drix (also known as The Fantastic Voyage Adventures of Osmosis Jones & Drixenol), which aired on Kids' WB from September 14, 2002, to July 5, 2004. The series ran for two seasons, producing 26 episodes. Inside Frank’s body, the city of "Frank" is
The film's cult popularity even spawned a successful animated spin-off series on Kids' WB called Ozzy & Drix (2002–2004). The series moved the duo into the body of a teenage boy named Hector, allowing the writers to explore adolescent health issues like puberty, peer pressure, and nutrition over the course of two seasons. Final Thoughts: A Unique Cinematic Experiment Follows the internal battle between the body's defenders