Frank Sinatra, known primarily as a musical icon, also had a significant and acclaimed film career. He debuted with light roles in lively musicals such as *Anchors Aweigh* and *On the Town*, where he showcased his charisma and vocal talents.

The dramatic turning point came with *From Here to Eternity* in 1953, a role that earned him an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor and revealed his dramatic talent. He cemented this image with intense performances in films like *The Man with the Golden Arm*, where he tackled complex themes. He also became renowned for his charismatic and effortless roles, often as a "tough guy" or charming rebel, in films like *Ocean's 11*, which embodied his "cool" and sophisticated style. His acting was characterized by naturalness and intensity.