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Mario Lanza did more to bring classical music and opera to the masses through the popular art of movies than anyone else. His unique tenor voice was known to millions through such hit films as The Great Caruso and The Toast of New Orleans, and on such chart-topping records as "Be My Love".
The chubby "singing truck driver" from Philadelphia became a Hollywood legend, only to be destroyed by his own excess. In a brief tweleve years, Lanza went from being a star to an overeating has-been. He died tragicaly at the age 38 alone and near penniless in a diet clinic under mysterious circumstances.
Through clips of his popular recordings, and from interviews his story is now told. This revealing video profile presents the highs and lows of this remarkable performer. Video hosted by Placido Domingo.
From Sept. 30, 1954: Pagliacci, songs, with Betty Grable and Harry James.
From Oct. 28, 1954: Tosca and Vagabond King.
From Oct. 31, 1957: "Santa Lucia", "Because You're Mine", Schubert's "Ave Maria," Paul Barron, piano,
plus interview with Mario and Betty Lanza |
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