Born in Hoboken, New Jersey, on December 12, 1915, Francis Albert Sinatra was of Italian-Sicilian descent. Being a 13.5-pound baby, the doctor forcefully brought him into the world by forceps, causing major damage to one of Sinatra's eardrums (this would later make him exempt from entering the army during WWII). Thinking the baby was dead, the doctor set him aside. Sinatra's grandmother scooped him up and held him under cold running tap water at the sink. The baby gasped, cried, and lived.
Frank Sinatra's father, Anthony Martin Sinatra, was a Hoboken fireman, and his mother, Natalie Della "Dolly" Sinatra (neé Gavarante), was a midwife/abortionist and political activist for women's rights. While Sinatra's father was quiet, Dolly overwhelmed her son with love as well as her quick temper. She sang in the Italian bel canto style at family gatherings while her son sang along. Sinatra also sang tunes he heard on the radio; his idol was the crooner Bing Crosby. During high school, Sinatra took his first girlfriend, Nancy Barbato, to see Bing Crosby performing live in New Jersey, an event that greatly inspired him. Nancy believed in her boyfriend's dream to sing.
He is near LA in Palm Springs at the Desert Memorial Park. His parents are buried here and he owned a home in Rancho Mirage for most of his adult life.
One of the best biographies about Frank Sinatra is "Sinatra: The Life" by Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan. This comprehensive work delves into Sinatra's complex personality, career, and personal life, blending extensive research with interviews from friends, family, and colleagues. It offers a balanced perspective on his triumphs and struggles, making it a compelling read for fans and newcomers alike. Another notable option is "Frank Sinatra: The Chairman" by James Kaplan, which focuses on Sinatra's later years and his influence on American culture.
Frank Sinatra sold a total of 150,000,000 albums in his life time. They continue to sell today!
Frank Sinatra was portrayed by actor Philip Casnoff in the 1992 television film "Sinatra." The film chronicles Sinatra's life and career, highlighting his rise to fame and personal struggles. Casnoff's performance received praise for capturing the essence of the legendary singer.
Frank Sinatra was of Italian descent; his parents were Italian immigrants from Sicily. However, he was born in Hoboken, New Jersey, making him an American by nationality. Sinatra often embraced his Italian heritage throughout his life and career, which influenced his music and public persona.
Mr- S My Life with Frank Sinatra - 2009 SUSPENDED was released on: USA: 2009
Philip Casnoff played Frank Sinatra in the biographical TV movie Sinatra (1992)(TV).
Anne Frank had no "adult life"; she died as a youth.
He is near LA in Palm Springs at the Desert Memorial Park. His parents are buried here and he owned a home in Rancho Mirage for most of his adult life.
One of the best biographies about Frank Sinatra is "Sinatra: The Life" by Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan. This comprehensive work delves into Sinatra's complex personality, career, and personal life, blending extensive research with interviews from friends, family, and colleagues. It offers a balanced perspective on his triumphs and struggles, making it a compelling read for fans and newcomers alike. Another notable option is "Frank Sinatra: The Chairman" by James Kaplan, which focuses on Sinatra's later years and his influence on American culture.
Frank Sinatra sold a total of 150,000,000 albums in his life time. They continue to sell today!
Frank Sinatra was portrayed by actor Philip Casnoff in the 1992 television film "Sinatra." The film chronicles Sinatra's life and career, highlighting his rise to fame and personal struggles. Casnoff's performance received praise for capturing the essence of the legendary singer.
She had no adult life. She died when she was 15!
Frank Sinatra was of Italian descent; his parents were Italian immigrants from Sicily. However, he was born in Hoboken, New Jersey, making him an American by nationality. Sinatra often embraced his Italian heritage throughout his life and career, which influenced his music and public persona.
She Never had an adult life, she died before she was 16
They callled miss frank because they got together sing a "Frank" Sinatra song that's life at boot camp hence the name miss frank
Old' Blue Eyes, aka Frank Sinatra. Yes, Frankie was the original. Then came Elvis Presley's version, which was not a bad one. It certainly described the way he lived life, the same as Frank Sinatra.