Sinatra: Behind the Legend
By (Author) J. Randy Taraborrelli
Pan Macmillan
Pan Books
12th July 2016
Unabridged edition
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
782.42166092
Paperback
600
Width 132mm, Height 198mm, Spine 39mm
438g
In this freshly revised edition of his classic biography, bestselling author J Randy Taraborrelli takes Frank Sinatra's vast audience where it has never been before: deep inside the private life and affairs of this complex, emotional man. The reality of the Sinatra story is all here - rife with sex, danger, inspiration and show-business politics. The author provides astonishing details of Sinatra's many tempestious romances, including those with with Ava Gardner, Mia Farrow, Juliet Prowse and Marilyn Monroe. The reader will learn about his romantic, platonic, and at times even volatile relationship with Elizabeth Taylor; the sad and touching story of Sinatra's relationship with Nancy Reagan; the long-term feud between Frank and his daughter Nancy and how his loss of memory in his final years affected his performance. Drawing on hundreds of interviews with Sinatra's closest friends and associates, and on scores of legal documents, the author explains Frank Sinatra's often tortured but always rewarding life and career in a balanced, informed and honest manner.
J. Randy Taraborrelli is the author of ten books including the international bestsellers Madonna: An Intimate Biography, Michael Jackson: The Magic and the Madness, Once Upon a Time: The Story of Princess Grace, Prince Rainier and Their Family and Call Her Miss Ross. He has also written for The Times and the Daily Mail.