The Frank Sinatra Show

Serie de TV
1957–1960
30min

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Nominado a 1 premio Primetime Emmy
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Frank Sinatra

Self - Host

John Angelo

Dancer…

Jesse White

Frank's Manager…

Bing Crosby

Self…

Nelson Riddle

Self…

Peggy Lee

Self

Nancy Sinatra

Self - Guest

Sydney Smith

Edward Mallinson

Dean Martin

Self - Guest…

Kim Novak

Self

David Wayne

Joe Hearn

Pat Crowley

Grace Hatten

Erin O'Brien

Self

The McGuire Sisters

Themselves

Glynis Johns

Christine Nolan

Cloris Leachman

Helen Wasson

Robert Mitchum

Self - Guest

Anne Bancroft

Carol Welles

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Trivia
Sinatra wanted to do a dramatic television series, while the ABC television network wanted him to host a variety show. The star and the network compromised - 13 variety episodes, 13 dramatic programs starring Sinatra and 10 dramatic episodes hosted by Sinatra. Due to the unpopularity of the dramatic episodes the format of the aired episodes changed to 22 variety episodes, four dramas starring Sinatra and six episodes hosted by Sinatra. The remaining four episodes on the contract were canceled.

Conexiones
Featured in E! True Hollywood Story: Dean Martin (1999)

Bandas sonoras
The Tender Trap
Music by Jimmy Van Heusen
[opening theme for variety episodes]

The 1959-60 season brought four specials on NBC with this title. His 1957-58 series was not continued through 1958-59. The four shows were: 1. High Hopes - October 15, 1959 2. An Afternoon With Frank Sinatra - December 13 3. Here's To The Ladies - February 15 4. Welcome Home Elvis - May 12. From what I read they received high viewing ratings. It included the first TV appearance of Nancy Sinatra and the first TV appearance of Elvis Presley after the army. Frank was bold, but his guests were largely from his Rat Pack circle. I do not find Frank particularly interesting myself, and his shows had a lax and unpolished feel. The 1959-60 series was much more successful than the 1957-58 awkward mix of variety and drama.