Ruins Relationships LIKE A BOSS
Jan. 8th, 2010 11:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
unijSo I've started studying, most of the info I've found so far are in relation to Frankie's career, his singing styles, how he got roles in movies and the teenagers who worshiped him.
Then I found an excerpt on Presley, and how he hit it off with a girl who Frankie had an eye on previously, and Presley always joked in private with friends about winning against him:
He looked up into his mirror in time to see Frank Sinatra walk through the dressing room door, accompanied by two unpleasant-looking companions. The conversation was extremely civil and very brief. Sinatra complimented him on his show and on the completion of his new film, and offered him some free advice: if Elvis wanted to continue working in good health, he should make sure he wasn?t stepping on the wrong toes. Without ever mentioning her name or losing his smile, Sinatra succeeded in making Juliet Prowse the biggest turn-off Elvis could imagine.
FRANK YOU ARE SUCH A BADASS ILU
Then I found an excerpt on Presley, and how he hit it off with a girl who Frankie had an eye on previously, and Presley always joked in private with friends about winning against him:
He looked up into his mirror in time to see Frank Sinatra walk through the dressing room door, accompanied by two unpleasant-looking companions. The conversation was extremely civil and very brief. Sinatra complimented him on his show and on the completion of his new film, and offered him some free advice: if Elvis wanted to continue working in good health, he should make sure he wasn?t stepping on the wrong toes. Without ever mentioning her name or losing his smile, Sinatra succeeded in making Juliet Prowse the biggest turn-off Elvis could imagine.
FRANK YOU ARE SUCH A BADASS ILU
