Frank Stallone is an actor, musician and singer. He is the brother of the famous American actor Sylvester Stallone. Men remain friendly throughout life, they always support each other. Both found themselves in art and creativity.
Childhood and youth of Frank Stallone
Frank Stallone was born July 30, 1950 in New York. The boy's parents were indirectly related to creativity. Father is an Italian immigrant, worked as a hairdresser. His name was Francesco Stallone. Mom was a famous dancer in her time. After the birth of her sons, the woman worked as an astrologer. When the eldest son was 15 years old, his parents divorced.
After the divorce, the father moved to Washington. There he opened a beauty salon. Mom began to play sports intensively. The woman took responsibility for raising her sons, who attended the Philadelphia Abraham Lincoln High School.
Frank Stallone has always been interested in music. As a schoolboy, the guy created several groups. The team was far from perfect singing. Nevertheless, Frank honed his musical and vocal abilities every evening, hoping to gain worldwide popularity.
In the early 1970s, Frank formed the Valentine boy band with John Oates on guitar. In 1975, the musicians presented their debut album, which, unfortunately, was not liked by music lovers.
Frank is active on Instagram. It is in this social network that the latest news most often appears. Stallone has repeatedly published photos with his family, supplementing the post with interesting facts about childhood.
The creative path of Frank Stallone
Frank Stallone's first solo album laid the foundation for the artist's own discography back in the mid-1980s. But much earlier, he managed to tell about himself with the composition Take You Back, which sounds in the cult movie "Rocky", Peace in Our Life ("Rambo: First Blood - 2") and Far from Over ("Lost").
The last composition was so successful and popular that it had a bomb effect. Popularity hit Frank. Thanks to the track, Stallone received many awards, including the Golden Globe and Grammy awards.
From 1985 to 2010 Frank Stallone's discography has been replenished with 8 studio albums. Each of the records was highly praised by music critics and fans.
Discography of Frank Stallone:
- 1985 - Frank Stallone.
- 1991 - Day in Day Out (with The Billy May Orchestra)
- 1993 - Close Your Eyes (with The Sammy Nestico Big Band)
- 1999 - Soft and Low.
- 2000 - Full Circle.
- 2002 - Frankie and Billy.
- 2002 - Stallone on Stallone - By Request.
- 2003 - In Love in Vain (with The Sammy Nestico Orchestra)
- 2005 - Songs from the Saddle.
- 2010 - Let Me Be Frank with You.
The brothers were very supportive of each other throughout their lives. Sylvester Stallone often got the lead roles in popular movies. He tried to take Frank with him, "booking" his brother at least small roles. Frank Stallone was in three parts of the film "Rocky" ("Rocky Balboa") and "Hell's Kitchen" ("Paradise Alley").
Personal life of Frank Stallone
Leading media say that Frank Stallone is still single. At one time, he met with the first beauties of Hollywood. But still, he led anyone down the aisle.
Frank does not have a soul in his brother. He is a frequent guest of his famous brother. From time to time, photos with his nephews appear on his social networks.
The artist pays considerable attention to the state of his body and physical fitness. Frank is no stranger to sports and proper nutrition.
Interesting facts about Frank Stallone
- Frank Stallone performed Far From Over on the Staying Alive soundtrack (1983). The song hit the top 10 of the best.
- The artist was credited with an affair with Stephanie Buses and Tracey Richman.
- During his creative career, Stallone has written music for 11 films and does not intend to stop there.
Frank Stallone now
Frank Stallone does not comment on information regarding his return to the set or recording studio. In 2020, he began voicing for the multi-part animated film Transformers: Robots in Disguise.
But with concert activity, everything turned out much better. Frank is actively touring the United States, delighting fans of his work with the performance of the most popular songs of his repertoire.
