Frank Sinatra

Francis Albert Sinatra (1915-1998) was an incomparable entertainer and, arguably, the greatest popular singer of the 20th century, who bestrode the world of showbiz like a colossus for over 60 years. Sinatra also made movies and was a fine, if often underrated, actor. To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Chairman of the Board's passing, the BFI explores some of the highlights of Sinatra on celluloid, with a film season at BFI Southbank and a re-release of Some Came Running.

Film Season: Sinatra! The Voice on Screen

2 - 29 May, BFI Southbank

A tip of the hat to a singular screen career, we explore some of the highlights of Sinatra on celluloid.

BFI film release: Some Came Running

Across the UK from Friday 16 May

A witty and passionate indictment of hypocrisy and complacency in post-war small-town America, starring Sinatra in one of his greatest roles.