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In 1957, after divorcing his first wife, writer Beatrice Bakalyar, Franciosa married Winters. His marriage to Winters, who died Jan. 14, ended in 1960. He also had a six-year marriage to Judy...
His first wife, Beatrice Bakalyar, was a writer. In 1955, he first appeared in the role that would make him famous: "Polo Pope", the brother of a heroin addict, in an Actors Studio workshop production of Michael V. Gazzo's A Hatful of Rain (1957). The production later moved to Broadway, where Franciosa earned an Outer Critics Circle Award and a ...
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Jan 21, 2006 · Mr. Franciosa was also married to Beatrice Bakalyar, a writer, and Judy Balaban Kanter, a real estate agent, with whom he had a daughter, Nina. In addition to his daughter, he is survived by...
Besides Winters, Franciosa was married to writer Beatrice Bakalyar and real estate agent Judy Kanter, with whom he had a daughter, Nina. His lasting marriage was to Rita Thiel, a German fashion...
Jan 20, 2006 · Besides Winters, Franciosa was married to writer Beatrice Bakalyar and real estate agent Judy Kanter, with whom he had a daughter, Nina. His lasting marriage was to Rita Thiel, a German fashion...
Franciosa was married four times, and had three children. His first marriage to writer Beatrice Bakalyar in 1952 ended in divorce in 1957. On May 4, 1957, he married actress Shelley Winters; the couple divorced in 1960.
Mr. Franciosa's previous marriages were to writer Beatrice Bakalyar and real estate agent Judy Kanter, with whom he had a daughter, Nina. His 35-year marriage was to Rita Thiel, a German...
