Frank Sinatra Refused To Wear A Powder Blue Tuxedo — The Fitting Lasted 90 Minutes скачать в хорошем качестве

Frank Sinatra Refused To Wear A Powder Blue Tuxedo — The Fitting Lasted 90 Minutes

In 1954, Frank Sinatra refused to wear a powder blue tuxedo designed by eight-time Academy Award winner Edith Head for The Country Girl, insisting the celebratory costume contradicted his interpretation of an alcoholic character who was performing recovery but not actually healed. This is the true story of how Sinatra halted a costume fitting for ninety minutes and delayed production by three days over the symbolic meaning of color, how he risked his contract over a jacket he believed told the wrong story, and why the navy suit he insisted on became the detail critics praised for capturing the character's haunted complexity. Sometimes what you refuse to wear says more than what you agree to.