Frank Sinatra went against American mainstream values in the 1950's. He was a swinging bachelor, a flashy dresser, and a "tender tough guy", who became a male role model for many emotionally scarred WWII veterans (who had rejected him in the 1940's because he did not pass the physical when drafted). Many of these veterans came back from WWII and did not fit into mainstream American society. A few of these men became Hell's Angels, and some of them adopted the defiant, dangerous to mainstream values, swaggering yet sensitive persona of people such as James Dean, Montgomery Clift, the young Marlon Brando, and Frank Sinatra. There was a "generation gap" in the 1950's, and for teenagers, Elvis and James Dean personified "cool." For a great many adults, Frank Sinatra was the epitome of "cool." Sinatra's music addressed the romantic yearning, loneliness and isolation, and adult concerns of people in their 20's through 40's.
Frank SINATRA has written: 'The Frank Sinatra collection'
Frank Sinatra
Actually yes. Franklin Wayne Sinatra is the only son of entertainer Frank Sinatra. He is known as Frank Sinatra, Jr. 1
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Marylin Monroe , Frank Sinatra , And Me
The Man With the Golden Arm
frank Sinatra, Marilyn monroe, katharine hepburn, audry hepburn, grace kelly
Frank Sinatra
Frank SINATRA has written: 'The Frank Sinatra collection'
The singer that is commonly referred to as Ol Blue Eyes is Frank Sinatra. He was a famous singer, actor, and also a director.
Frank Sinatra
Actually yes. Franklin Wayne Sinatra is the only son of entertainer Frank Sinatra. He is known as Frank Sinatra, Jr. 1
Nancy Sinatra is the daughter of Frank Sinatra. She is 70 years old.
Frank Sinatra Jr is still alive and is 1.73m tall His father, Frank Sinatra was 1.71m
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