quick tempered, know it all, a person who thinks they are always perfect and everyone else isnt. Very addictive to all sorts of things illegal and legal.
by firefighter56 July 18, 2008
1. A celebration of all that is great in the world, usually taking place around a campfire. 2. A euphoric state of mind similar to the one that takes place after climax.
While smoking a fat cigar and chugging a glass of Grain Belt, they were all thinking the same thing and knew without words that what they were experiancing was very Renfro.
by JFarbs July 15, 2011
by Drew Needle January 17, 2008
n. New World Language 1 a gross mistake in judgment; 2 an obnoxious, condescending approach to professional/social interactions
-renfroic adj. -renfroically adv.
-renfroic adj. -renfroically adv.
by Zube9 April 4, 2011
An absurdly underrated actor born 1982, who died of a drug overdose in 2008. Acted in 21 films, with his debut at the lead character in 1994's "The Client", a thriller based on the Grisham novel, when he was eleven years old. It won him numerous awards, and many other incredible performances in other movies. Notably "The Cure", "Bully", "Apt Pupil". He also starred alongside Jonathon Taylor Thomas and Rachel Leigh Cook in the Disney adaptation of "Tom and Huck".
Though "Huck", which he filmed at twelve, was probably his least ambitious work, it is one of his most well-known and brought delight to many teenage girls in the mid-90's. CNN did some stories on the movie. The most notable one involved Brad getting dirt rubbed onto the soles of his feet, and laughing hysterically.He stated in one interview that he hated to be barefoot because the grass tickled his feet too badly.
Brad had a rough beginning. Both is parents were drug addicts, he suffered some physical abuse, and was given the role of in "The Client", because the producers wanted a tougher child. He was recommended by a police officer who saw him in a fifth-grade D.A.R.E production, in which he played a crack dealer.
Brad was extraordinary beautiful, and, bizarrely enough, this caused him a lot of discomfort. He once said that he was flattered by the attention, but that he didn't think of himself that way. He was arrested at sixteen for possession of cocaine and marijuana, and he sank further into the perils of drug addiction. He also became an alcoholic, and spent many years working on his sobriety.
His best movie, in my opinion, is the little-known 1995 film, "The Cure". It stars him and Joseph Mazzello. Mazzello is afflicted the HIV virus and is ostracized in his community. Renfro plays a lonely latchkey bully who eventually befriends the boy. After reading in a tabloid that a doctor in New Orleans found the cure in a bayou, the two decide to travel down the Mississippi river in search of the cure.
There is a lot of swearing, a lot of laughing, and you'll need a box of tissues at the end. However, the film is bizarrely unsentimental. It is honest, simple, and direct. It is one of the most optimistic films of the nineties.
Though "Huck", which he filmed at twelve, was probably his least ambitious work, it is one of his most well-known and brought delight to many teenage girls in the mid-90's. CNN did some stories on the movie. The most notable one involved Brad getting dirt rubbed onto the soles of his feet, and laughing hysterically.He stated in one interview that he hated to be barefoot because the grass tickled his feet too badly.
Brad had a rough beginning. Both is parents were drug addicts, he suffered some physical abuse, and was given the role of in "The Client", because the producers wanted a tougher child. He was recommended by a police officer who saw him in a fifth-grade D.A.R.E production, in which he played a crack dealer.
Brad was extraordinary beautiful, and, bizarrely enough, this caused him a lot of discomfort. He once said that he was flattered by the attention, but that he didn't think of himself that way. He was arrested at sixteen for possession of cocaine and marijuana, and he sank further into the perils of drug addiction. He also became an alcoholic, and spent many years working on his sobriety.
His best movie, in my opinion, is the little-known 1995 film, "The Cure". It stars him and Joseph Mazzello. Mazzello is afflicted the HIV virus and is ostracized in his community. Renfro plays a lonely latchkey bully who eventually befriends the boy. After reading in a tabloid that a doctor in New Orleans found the cure in a bayou, the two decide to travel down the Mississippi river in search of the cure.
There is a lot of swearing, a lot of laughing, and you'll need a box of tissues at the end. However, the film is bizarrely unsentimental. It is honest, simple, and direct. It is one of the most optimistic films of the nineties.
Brad Renfro was one of the most incredibly gifted actors to come along. He was a latter-day James Dean.
by Twix Candie Bars Are Awesome February 21, 2009
by partyanimalofthe912 December 2, 2018
Nice renfro thrust!
by bethanybroncho08 September 29, 2011