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George Chakiris winning Best Supporting Actor for “West Side Story”. You can tell that he thought he had no chance in hell against those heavyweight contenders, but in the end the Academy awarded him for his timeless and brilliant performance as Bernardo. He didn’t even have a speech prepared, he really didn’t expect to win.
Not sure if George Chakiris is in Jane Russell's big number from Gentlemen Prefer Blondes film; but he did become close to MM during filming and they remained friends until her death. Seem recall a story that George Chakiris was caught cottaging in some NJ department store restroom (Bamberger's?) many years ago.
He looks terrible. [quote] How come no one talks about how good my backdoor pilot was? I knew your backdoor pilot, and "good" wasn't the word I'd use to describe it. With Rosemary Clooney in 1954 when he was 20.
Hollywood Hearthrob George Maharis is dead to me aged 94! American actor George Maharis reported to have died aged 94. Very easy on the eye back in the day. The obit doesn't mention that he was a homosexualist. I think he got into trouble with Lily Law once or twice.
How Sad We Don't Have Stars Like James Darren Anymore. Lord God almighty, what a hot man he was back in the day. Always immaculately coifed and attired. Married to the same woman for 63 years. Actor, singer, director. He was an all rounder, he was. Still alive at 87 and still a handsome man. As a lad I lived for those scenes on 'The Time Tunnel ...
George Chakiris came off as creditably straight when he wasn't kicking up his heels in West Side Story.
James Darren (1936) and Nancy Sinatra (1940) both had the same birthday: "June 8." I remember seeing a movie on TV starring Charlton Heston, George Chakiris, and James Darren and some blonde, called Diamond Head. Darren and Chakiris played Hawaiians, brothers, and Charlton Heston was this rich powerful landowner with an Asian mistress and it ...
The show was written for Anthony Perkins, who at the last minute had to drop out.But the list of gay actors who played "Bobby" in CompanyLarry KertGeorge Chakiris (National Tour)John BarrowmanRaul ...
George Maharis (born September 1, 1928), 92, is an American actor who portrayed Buz Murdock in the first three seasons of the TV series Route 66. Maharis also recorded numerous pop music albums at the height of his fame, and later starred in the short-lived TV series The Most Deadly Game.
[quote]R42, I adore that number. The ass brooch, the magenta curtains, the chorus of gay boys. Who include future "West Side Story" Oscar winner George Chakiris.