I believe pretty much nothing in [R44]'s post,
(R79) I really, really don't care whether you believe me or not. That is what I know take it or leave it. You didn't see the extensive research she did. So your prejudging something site unseen, and you sound like a complete idiot. Also, the documentary that I watched they said he was like the godfather of Hollywood, and he was a very feared man who could make or break careers. Again, I really, really don't care if you believe that or all of the rest of the stuff I stated. Let me reiterate, your prejudging something site unseen, and you sound like a complete idiot.
Also, Frank Sinatra was a complete misogynist. He had sex with women and dumped them. I don't care what charity the man donated to. One of things he hated the most was homosexuality, and anyone who says otherwise is just pain crazy. Many, people stated this to be a fact. His butler's book on Frank Sinatra, âMr. S: My Life with Frank Sinatraâ by George Jacobs, is considered a well-done book, and received really good reviews. He sates a lot of these facts in his book. He also stated in his book that Frank Sinatra was friends with SOME gay men because he was using them. Also, various others sated this factor about Frank Sinatra too. Also, Natalie Wood was Frank's mistress for a while before she married Robert Wagner.
His mother Blackmailed politicians because they would get girls pregnant and the girls would go to her for an abortion. She had the dirt on theses guys, and in those days if she were to relive such a thing, those politiciansâ careers would be obliterated. So, he got finical gain from those politicians
The case with Dominick Dunne, Frank Sinatra had one major insecurity, and that was he did not have a college education. He read as much as much as could. Also, he tried to get accepted into high society, but they would not allow him in their circles because they thought he was not in their league.
Dominick Dunne considered Frank Sinatra nothing, but a complete thug. According to Dunne, Frank Sinatra Hated Dunne because he was an Ivey league graduate. He would take it out on Dunne's wife, and frank called Dunne's wife filthy names. Dunne's wife was considered a sweet lady who didn't deserve that abuse. And Dunne was well liked as a gentleman to everyone who knew him.
Dunne was defiantly gay, but he never followed through in his homosexual yearnings. Dunne was way in the closet. In Dunneâs last novel, âToo Much Moneyâ he has the main character in the book described identically to the tee as Dunne. The character was married, divorced, had children, but was gay. The charter's reveled this to his children when they were adults and they were accepting who he was. It sounds like this was his way of outing himself. You get the strong impression that Dominick Dunne knew he was going to die when he wrote that novel.
Kitty Kellyâs biography on Frank Sinatra was considered very, very well researched and very well done, but the biographies she wrote after writing his, her creditability went down the tubes because her sources were very questionable, and her research wasnât done well at all verses the Frank Sinatra biography. She sounds like she got full of herself.