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Interested In:
Dating Women, Friends
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Member Since:
Apr 2004
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Hometown:
Hoboken, NJ
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Frank's URL:
http://profiles.friendster.com/7628090
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Occupation:
Chairman of the Board
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Affiliations:
If I told you they'd have to kill you.
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What I enjoy doing:
broads, bow ties, my "connections", jack daniels, smoking like a fiend, the rat pack
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Favorite Movies:
Manchurian Candidate, From Here to Eternity
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Favorite Music:
Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Bing Crosby
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About Me:
I was a 13.5 pound baby born in Hoboken, NJ, after a difficult delivery that nearly killed me. But I survived, and by the early 1930s I had started singing in social clubs and roadhouses in the area. I had bigger dreams though, and by 1937 I had landed my own radio show. 1939 saw me get married to my girlfriend Nancy, and was when I joined up with band leader Tommy Dorsey. With the war raging, bobby soxers came to idolize me, and before I knew it I had become a household name.
I left the Dorsey band and ventured out as a solo act in the early 40s. Between constant touring and a burgeoning acting career, my marriage began to suffer. During the late 40s my wife became aware of my infidelity as I saw other women, particularly Ava Gardner. Nancy and I separated and finally divorced. Ava and I were married immediately. Ava and I were passionately in love, but also fought ferociously. After less than a year of marriage we separated, though we didn't divorce for another five years.
The 1950s saw the rise of the Rat Pack. "In order to qualify, said Lauren Bacall, "one had to be addicted to nonconformity, staying up late, drinking, laughing, and not caring what anyone thought or said or us. Some of my most famous songs and movies were recorded during those years. I started spending more time at the Sands in Vegas, singing sold out shows every night. By 1960 I became close friends with JFK, and pulled some strings to help him win the Democratic nomination.
Though I officially retired in 1971, I continued to record and play concerts, saw several more marriages, and spent most of my time in Palm Springs. When I passed away at age 82 in 1998, my final words were, "I'm losing. Of course I haven't lost though, because my legacy continues to live through my songs and movies. To my fans around the world, I will always be known as "The Voice.
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Who I Want to Meet:
You probably know who you are. Add me- Frank Sinatra.
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wish i could've been old enough to
appreciate the one & only blue eyes.You
are the epitomy of classy old Hollywood.
What high standards you've set for the
men in this town. But, knowone could
ever capture the essence that is that
kid from Hobo
New York?" Aren't you from New York at
all?
boy's gotta drink"
Theological Seminary in Barrytown, New
York during the spring of 1985 that changed
my life. He was having an affair with Nancy
Reagan! In the White House, right under the
Presidents nose! Suddenly, everything fell
into place! Everything was clear! (Clear!) It
was because of Frank's story that I decided
to back George Bush Senior. I myself
wanted to get into the White House and fulfill
my deepest spiritual needs. And indeed I
did! Thank you Frank!
bring on the ladies!!!