Tony Curtis turned
popular after his great hits, namely, Some Like It Hot and The Defiant Ones
that got released in 1950s. He is the only survivor of the golden age of
Hollywood film industry and was well known for his critically acclaimed acting
in both comic and dramatic roles in all his movies. Tony Curtis was nominated
for Oscar awards in the year 1958, which made him turn into a reputed and one
of the most respected dramatic actors in Hollywood. Anyone in this world can
easily get attracted to Tony Curtis as he has the best dark and curly hair that
is worn in a unique sculptural style. Blue eyed people have the capacity to
become a successful person in their life, and Tony Curtis is one big example of
that. His blue eyes in the movie named “The Great Race” was well appreciated by
many people from all around the world.
Tony Curtis had the
guts to act as a feminized male beauty in 1959 and he was the first actor to try
such unique make over in Hollywood. Tony Curtis was one good talent that was
used well by Kubrick, the most wanted director in Hollywood. He was lucky
enough to act with Marilyn Monroe and people loved the on-screen presence of them.
After 1960, Tony Curtis turned into a drug addict, yet, it did not last for
many years and he came out of at a point where he was in an urge to look after
his beautiful kids. He is definitely an inspiration for many people who are
looking forward to get rid of their addiction for anything in this world. He
gave up all types of drugs for the sake of his kids and he did completely
recover out of it. During the year 2002, Tony Curtis made a public appearance
in the musical adaptation of his film "Some Like It Hot".
Tony Curtis
made many other public appearances in the upcoming years and he was last found
to appear on a film named "David & Fatima". After this movie he
has never come up to see the public. This Hollywood actor died three years
back, because of a cardiac arrest, but he will forever be remembered for his
work in Hollywood industry because he was a bizarre artist.
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