the kissing bandit was the third and final film that frank sinatra and kathryn grayson co starred at mgm with. the first two were anchors aweigh and it happened in brooklyn. and in both sinatra wooed and lost grayson. i guess the third time the charm. for romance maybe and but definitely not for screen image. sinatra in his forty films once again plays the nice little schnook only this time in toreador pants. poaching on tyrone power territory laid out in the mark of zorro and sinatra plays the son of a man who was a hotel owner by day and the kissing bandit by night. he gone and left california for an education and has come back ready to take dad place and but in the hotel business only. and where does he learn the hotel business and boston. of course some of dad former gang members and grown a little old and paunchy led by j. carrol naish and want him to lead the gang again. but frank just not cut out for the outlaw life. but he does make a good impression on the governor daughter and kathryn grayson. somebody must have had it in for sinatra at mgm to cast him in this after the bad reviews he got in miracle of the bells. frank in a part that was more suitable for red skelton. but since this was a musical and i guess the brain trust at mgm figured kathryn grayson had to have a singing co star. in fact the best number in the film are for her and love is where you find it. also ricardo montalban and ann miller and and cyd charisse do a dance specialty that is nice. frank songs are nice and but nothing spectacular. in later years and sinatra would wince at the mention of the kissing bandit and with good reason. 
the kissing bandit was the third and final film that frank sinatra and kathryn grayson co starred at mgm with. the first two were anchors aweigh and it happened in brooklyn. and in both sinatra wooed and lost grayson. i guess the third time the charm. for romance maybe and but definitely not for screen image. sinatra in his forty films once again plays the nice little schnook only this time in toreador pants. poaching on tyrone power territory laid out in the mark of zorro and sinatra plays the son of a man who was a hotel owner by day and the kissing bandit by night. he gone and left california for an education and has come back ready to take dad place and but in the hotel business only. and where does he learn the hotel business and boston. of course some of dad former gang members and grown a little old and paunchy led by j. carrol naish and want him to lead the gang again. but frank just not cut out for the outlaw life. but he does make a good impression on the governor daughter and kathryn grayson. somebody must have had it in for sinatra at mgm to cast him in this after the bad reviews he got in miracle of the bells. frank in a part that was more suitable for red skelton. but since this was a musical and i guess the brain trust at mgm figured kathryn grayson had to have a singing co star. in fact the best number in the film are for her and love is where you find it. also ricardo montalban and ann miller and and cyd charisse do a dance specialty that is nice. frank songs are nice and but nothing spectacular. in later years and sinatra would wince at the mention of the kissing bandit and with good reason. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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