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The Manchurian Candidate: domineering mothers + "brainwashing"
In the late 1940s, his singing career went into a decline, and he starred in several motion pictures. His Oscar-winning performance in [[From Here to Eternity]] (1953) brought him back into the limelight. [http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-224113/Frank-Sinatra]
In the late 1940s, his singing career went into a decline, and he starred in several motion pictures. His Oscar-winning performance in [[From Here to Eternity]] (1953) brought him back into the limelight. [http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-224113/Frank-Sinatra]
He was nominated for an Oscar for his starring role in [[The Man with the Golden Arm]], a movie about a [[heroin addict]] who kicks the habit.
He was nominated for an Oscar for his starring role in [[The Man with the Golden Arm]] (1955), a movie about a [[heroin addict]] who kicks the habit.
He starred [[The Manchurian Candidate]] (1962), a political thriller which explores themes of domineering mothers and "[[brainwashing]]".
He crossed color lines by befriending [[Sammy Davis Jr.]].
He crossed color lines by befriending [[Sammy Davis Jr.]].