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Darin had a wide range of talent and an overwhelming need to make it big in show business, winning two [[Grammy Award]]s in 1960 for “Best New Artist” and “Record of the Year” for “Mack The Knife” that would also become a Grammy Hall of Fame winner.

Darin had a wide range of talent and an overwhelming need to make it big in show business, winning two [[Grammy Award]]s in 1960 for “Best New Artist” and “Record of the Year” for “Mack The Knife” that would also become a Grammy Hall of Fame winner.

Headlining in [[Las Vegas]] at The Sands, The Hilton and The Flamingo, Bobby would play to sell out crowds at the famed Copacabana in New York, breaking even the attendance records of Frank Sinatra.  

Headlining in [[Las Vegas]] at The Sands, The Hilton and The Flamingo, Bobby would play to sell out crowds at the famed Copacabana in New York, breaking even the attendance records of [[Frank Sinatra]].  

As a talented actor, Bobby Darin appeared in more than a dozen [[motion picture]]s and was nominated for an Oscar for his 1963 performance in the file "Captain Newman M.D." He also received a Golden Globe for Most Promising Male Newcomer, for his role in “Pressure Point”.

As a talented actor, Bobby Darin appeared in more than a dozen [[motion picture]]s and was nominated for an [[Oscar]] for his 1963 performance in the file "Captain Newman M.D." He also received a [[Golden Globe]] award for Most Promising Male Newcomer, for his role in “Pressure Point”.

In 2004, actor Kevin Spacey directed and produced a film about the life of Bobby Darin, “Beyond The Sea”.

In 2004, actor Kevin Spacey directed and produced a film about the life of Bobby Darin, “Beyond The Sea”.