Thursday, September 30, 2010
Tony Curtis died yesterday at age 85. Curtis was very popular in my childhood, and I remember seeing him in movies as far back as 1956, when he starred in "Trapeze." I liked him best in "Spartacus," didn't see him in "Some Like It Hot" where he played a man in drag. I never felt comfortable with that. As a young boy, the thought of dressing up like a girl was extremely repugnant to me!
For me, Tony Curtis was representative of the very best era of Hollywood film. The thought of him fires many a memory cell in my cranium, e.g. our house in Stockton, California, where I first became aware of him. He seemed to me to be the ultimate in class, utterly handsome and suave.
Tony Curtis's film credits are listed here.
For me, Tony Curtis was representative of the very best era of Hollywood film. The thought of him fires many a memory cell in my cranium, e.g. our house in Stockton, California, where I first became aware of him. He seemed to me to be the ultimate in class, utterly handsome and suave.
Tony Curtis's film credits are listed here.
Labels: Hollywood, Obituaries, Tony Curtis
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