Al Martino(1927-2009)

Al Martino nasceu o 7 de outubro de 1927 em Filadélfia, Pensilvânia, EUA. Era ator e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em O Poderoso Chefão (1972), O Poderoso Chefão: Parte III (1990) e Com a Maldade na Alma (1964). Foi casado com Judith Martino. Morreu o 13 de outubro de 2009 em Pensilvânia, EUA.

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Batman
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- performer: "I Have But One Heart"
- 2022
Gossip Girl
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Série de TV
- performer: "We Could"
- 2021
(Nie)znajomi
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- performer: "Strangers In The Night"
- 2019
Vinyl
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Série de TV
- performer: "Spanish Eyes"
- 2016
NCIS: Los Angeles
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Série de TV
- performer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas"
- 2015
Pop Charts Britannia: 60 Years of the Top 10
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Filme para televisão
- performer: "Here in My Heart"
- 2012
Love and Mary
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- performer: "Mary in the Morning"
- 2007
100 Greatest Number One Singles
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Especial de TV
- performer: "Here In My Heart"
- 2001
Os Assumidos
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Série de TV
- performer: "Spanish Eyes"
- 2000
Quebrando o Gelo
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- performer: "Love Letters", "Fascination", "To Each His Own"
- 2000
Eglimata
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Série de TV
- performer: "I Have But One Heart"
- 1999
O Poderoso Chefão: Parte III
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- performer: "To Each His Own"
- 1990
Michael e Donna - Um Verdadeiro Amor
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- performer: "Al Di La"
- 1989
Revenge for a Rape
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Filme para televisão
- performer: "There's Nothing Greater Than Our Love"
- 1976
O Poderoso Chefão
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- performer: "I Have But One Heart" (1945), "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (1944)
- 1972

Central de atendimento oficial
- Facebook Fan Page
Nascido(a) em
- 7 de outubro de 1927
- Filadélfia, Pennsylvania, EUA
Falecido(a) em
- 13 de outubro de 2009
- Springfield, Pensilvânia, EUA(ataque cardíaco)
Cônjuge
- Judith Martino1969 - 13 de outubro de 2009 (sua morte)
Crianças
Outros trabalhos
Album: "Come Share the Wine" (Beverly Hills Records)
Ofertas de publicidade
- 4 Artigos
- 4 Pictóricos

Curiosidades
Mob-related problems forced him to leave the U.S. for England for a time in the 1950s. He returned to the U.S. in 1958. His character in O Poderoso Chefão (1972), a mob-backed crooner, was supposedly based on Frank Sinatra, yet contained parallels to his own life--he was dogged throughout his life by allegations that his career was due to his connections to mob bosses, and in fact admitted in an interview that he got the part in "The Godfather" due partly to pressure brought about by his "godfather", New York Mafia don Russell Buffalino.

Citações
[on how he secured the role of Johnny Fontane in O Poderoso Chefão (1972)] Didn't the Don send Tom Hagen to convince Jack Woltz that Johnny Fontane must be in the movie? Isn't it similar to what I did? Woltz didn't want Johnny, and Coppola [Francis Ford Coppola] didn't want me. There was no horse's head, but I had ammunition... I had to step on some toes to get people to realize that I was in the effing movie. I went to my godfather, [Mafia boss] Russ Bufalino.