Why is that, eh?
Bernard Schwartz wanted to change his name to Anthony Adverse, in homage to his favorite novel.
The studios preferred Tony Curtis.
The Bronx kid - to use the title of the documentary by Ian Ayres made in 2012 and rebroadcast on Sunday evening (10:50 p.m.) just after
The Vikings
(1958) - quickly adopted his new identity.
She allowed him to enter the Hollywood pantheon.
One hundred and thirty films on the clock, four weddings (including one with Janet Leigh).
He had the honor of appearing on the cover of
Sergeant Peppers
, the Beatles record, which is not given to everyone.
Witnesses insist on its beauty.
She was not ordinary.
His very particular hairstyle - that slicked-back puff - inspired James Dean.
The actor came back from afar.
Her father was a tailor, her mother violent and schizophrenic.
The family is pulling the devil by the tail.
The kid becomes a shoe shiner, takes refuge in cinemas.
Robin Hood
hits him.
He imitates Errol
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