Sal Mineo was obviously a soulful searcher who tried to live an authentic life. Clearly, not a threat to anyone, so I hope that every last one of you hateful bitches get to live part of your scumbag lives trapped in Bachman's foul asshole. And while you're there, munch away!!
@Yobbie72 And YOU should have been hit by a tractor trailer yesterday. Sal Mineo will always be remembered in the movie "Rebel Without A Cause." What have you done besides being a scumbag?
a tremendous talent, taken from us far too soon. It's a shame that his former stardom ("we want a new face")- coupled with rumors of his sexuality- effectively hindered his career in the last several years. I think he began pursuing properties like Fortune and Men's Eyes because he felt there was no alternative. He decided if the mainstream didnt want him, he'd trailblaze his own path.
Equally sad that his sexuality is even an issue in some of these horrible comments.
Didn't he just came out after shooting Who Killed Teddy Bear? back in 1965? It would explain the five year period as to when he was reduced to supporting roles later on.
He came out right right after he finished shooting Who Killed Teddy Bear?, correct? This must have been five years after that and before his final brief role as Milo in Return to The Planet of The Apes.
@JoeJC His career was much better back than, by this time he out of work and was dealing with his homosexuality and being blacklisted from hollywood...
people go watch him in the old black and white version...it is on youtube and it is in 56 so it is very very cute! and he stumps them....and he makes john daly laugh alot! if you're a sal mineo fan, definitely worth watching!
How can you be so stupid. The reason the great Wally Bruner did that was because he wanted to save some time so he could do an interview with Sal. As far as his "outfit," it was very much in keeping with what artists of the day wore.
The host sounded like a real prick, "does anyone have a guess" chill motherfucker. I love Sal Mineo but Christ he looked so gay in this. Yes I know he was gay in real life, but Christ what an outfit, talk about coming out of the closet. But hey, to each it's own, still a incredible talent that was taken to soon.
You know, just as a point of information, many posh, wealthy (and non-gay) men wear or used to wear neckerchiefs such as Sal is wearing here, only they'tre tucked down into the shirt and called "Ascots."
They were the type of neck ornament such as a playboy might also wear while dressed in a smoking jacket, etc. I'm sure "Hef" wore many in his day.
He looks crazy here with the moustache, neckerchief and flaming red shirt with chain, but check him out 4 years later. He's doing a documentary on James Dean in 1974 and looks much better.
He still looked like a young boy. :) I actually liked the 1950's What's My Line better. I like John Daly better as a host. Arlene must have been on the panel many years, right?
You're RIGHT! He DOES look like Cheech from the Cheech & Chong days! Ha-ha.
But Sal looked great in the 1950's and early '60's, with shorter hair and no stache. What was he thinking?
I do know Sal had to play a character in a prison-themed play (with gay subtext) called "Fortune In Men's Eyes" around this period. Don Johnson was also in the cast of that same play. So perhaps that had something to do with this "look?"
Excuse me, that play was called "Fortune And Men's Eyes"--I made a typo.
Anyway, I'm not sure what role Sal played in the stage version, as I only saw the film in which Mineo did not appear.
Besides "Rebel," Sal was also really great in "The Gene Krupa Story" and the TV play "Dino."
I also recently caught Sal in a rerun episode of "The Patty Duke Show" playing himself. You know, not only was Sal good on that episode, but Patty's show holds up pretty well too.
I love The Patty Duke Show. It ran for 3 seasons. Why? Because Patty was so good in it. She was totally convincing, playing 2 different roles. Terrific actress.
If he looks white to you, then the whole world must look white as well. Explain why he played mostly non-white roles if he looked white? He is a great example of that African blood in the Italians. He is living history and living proof!
@n0gar Ha ha!! Make this comment on the corner of 18th Avenue and 75th Street in Bensonhurst on the day you'd like to be your last!!! (Me, I aint got no problem with what you said!)
@n0gar Sonny, no need to swing a big youtube dick on me. I'm in your corner. But I guarantee you that your comment would hit an eternal nerve with the ginzos and unless you have an army with you, you gonna have a problem.
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No one on the panel was dressed like that. And I don't recall ever dressing like that, nor anyone I knew. But I was mostly referring to the fag way he spoke.
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I didn't bother putting my real age on the ID. I just accept the default. I'm actually closer to 50, dipshit. And in case you don't remember, or aren't old enough to know, Sal Mineo was a flaming homo.
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I WISH I was still 27, asshole. 1990 was a pretty good year for me. And you've obviously never taken "basic psych." Go home, young boy. You're out of your league.
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homophobia taken by the root words:phobia meaning fear of and homo meaning same. I am not afraid of the same because they aren't the same. I am repulsed by and disgusted by fags, but not afraid of them
only a liberal could make such an incredible leap of illogic ......can't handle the facts, it only confuses you...and I know you wish I were one so you'd not be so lonely in the closet
no basic psych would be just because you don't agree with the opinion offered you try transferance, blaming the person for what you are and refuse to acknowledge because you fear the truth
So HowardofOZ returns after 5 months to prove he is transfering his trnsference, projecting his own projection, and terrified of his own homosexuality.
I can't help it, but I can't stop laughing at your comment! Sorry, to the gay ppl out there, but just the way torch phrased it makes me laugh. Very insensitive of me,I know. I also remember those times - I was a teenager or maybe a little younger. But if some dude wore that nowadays - he would really be "fagging it up". Again, apologies, but it IS funny!!
There's a DVD volume of "The Golden Girls' which shows bad '80's fashions--lots of pastels, shoulder pads, etc. Funny, but somehow on them they looked pretty good for the most part.
Fashion fads come and go for the most part. Some hang on far too long, such as this tattoo nonsense now and the camouflage shorts, so very ugly and tiresome. I'm also bored with the low cut jeans, and now the '80s super-tight to the ankles are back, too. If you're super skinny they're fine, but for the rest of the population they are terrible. Past fads such as scarves, moustaches and jackets with shoulder pads look good in comparison, but I was glad to see them go the way of the dinosaur, too.
I'm not saying I've never dressed silly myself (I was lead singer in a punk rock group, so you can imagine).
But 'off stage" I've always had a pretty good fashion sense since about my mid-20's, and tend toward classic styles that will always be "in style"--motorcyle jackets & Barracuda windbreakers, Levis & Army fatigues, dark, solid color sports jackets, black, navy blue, white, Army green & gray t-shirts, combat boots Chuck Taylors & gray suede Hush Puppies loafers..
Hilarious comments from here on in Torchkit - sad to see the homophobephobes here fistin... - sorry thumbing your comments down as if they were offensive, but were actually mere impartial observations/opinions on your part.
I thought the ascot and the red shirt were the sign. LOL Remember this was the early 1970s, people actually dressed that way, loud and colorful. The moustache didn't suit him at all though, but that was a 70s look as well. An enjoyable clip all the same, Sal seemed like an interesting person.
It's true. He seems like a really nice guy. Gotta feel sorry for him, the frustration that the studios wouldn't even give him a chance to prove himself once he outgrew those teenage roles.
Lots of fun to see Sal Mineo as a mystery guest during season 2 of the syndicated "What's My Line?" (with the show's 2nd host, Wally Bruner). A half-dozen years later, Mineo would be murdered. I don't believe his murder case has ever been solved.
I saw a television show last year about the curse surrounding the movie Rebel Without a Cause. Someone bragged about killing Mineo. He was arrested, confessed to the murder, and is now doing life.
According to Wikipedia and the IMDB, he was sentenced to life, but got out in 1990 after 11 years. He went back to prison for repeated parole violations.
Three years after Mineo was murdered, a drifter was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. However, he served only 11 years, being released in 1990. He went back to prison for repeated parole violations.
This was fun to watch! Not my favorite Sal "look" but it's fun seeing him at this stage in his life. I read the book that came out about him several years ago and I've been fascinated ever since! Thanks much for sharing!
Sal Mineo was obviously a soulful searcher who tried to live an authentic life. Clearly, not a threat to anyone, so I hope that every last one of you hateful bitches get to live part of your scumbag lives trapped in Bachman's foul asshole. And while you're there, munch away!!
tomkes100douchebag 2 months ago
A wonderful actor, he was.
ZsaZsa996 2 months ago
Openly gay out actor !!!! I had a crush on him.
Clemburke1111 5 months ago
sal should have died with dean in that car accident.
Yobbie72 6 months ago
@Yobbie72 And YOU should have been hit by a tractor trailer yesterday. Sal Mineo will always be remembered in the movie "Rebel Without A Cause." What have you done besides being a scumbag?
PepsiJunkie52 5 months ago
@PepsiJunkie52 you just said it: always remembered for 'Rebel Without A Cause'...He had a whole life after that, most of it obscene.
Yobbie72 5 months ago
@Yobbie72 What a dirty cocksucker you are!
tomkes100douchebag 2 months ago
Did Sal disguise his voice just to be funny? Or did all celebrities do this all the time in this version? Year or date of this version?
JackPlatt 8 months ago
I love his laugh. He was so adorable. I love him. Agree? = )
prttyone1 11 months ago
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prttyone1 11 months ago
Typical look at the time, my father dressed similar to this. I agree it was not flattering but that was what was considered "hip" at the time.
DA90027 11 months ago
a tremendous talent, taken from us far too soon. It's a shame that his former stardom ("we want a new face")- coupled with rumors of his sexuality- effectively hindered his career in the last several years. I think he began pursuing properties like Fortune and Men's Eyes because he felt there was no alternative. He decided if the mainstream didnt want him, he'd trailblaze his own path.
Equally sad that his sexuality is even an issue in some of these horrible comments.
mnmcv1 11 months ago
I meant, Escape From Planet of The Apes. Sorry about that.
83survivor 1 year ago
Didn't he just came out after shooting Who Killed Teddy Bear? back in 1965? It would explain the five year period as to when he was reduced to supporting roles later on.
83survivor 1 year ago
He came out right right after he finished shooting Who Killed Teddy Bear?, correct? This must have been five years after that and before his final brief role as Milo in Return to The Planet of The Apes.
83survivor 1 year ago
He smiled much more in the 1957 What's My Line.
JoeJC 1 year ago
@JoeJC His career was much better back than, by this time he out of work and was dealing with his homosexuality and being blacklisted from hollywood...
kcatleticos 1 year ago
One of my favorite actors, but this look did not suit him
PrettyIrishGirl74 1 year ago
What beautiful eyes Sal had... Shame what happened.....
getoutofmyway01 1 year ago
his voice is funny XD
Sal Mineo is awsome.
OreoMan951 1 year ago
I think, even with that huge mustache, Sal looks as good here as he did when he was younger. Such a good lookin' guy!!!
phantom1897 1 year ago
three minutes is too short for this type of game show....i like the old set up
ClassicsWEREandARE 1 year ago
wat year is this???
SamLuvsJamesDean 1 year ago
@SamLuvsJamesDean 1970
jba2323 1 year ago
people go watch him in the old black and white version...it is on youtube and it is in 56 so it is very very cute! and he stumps them....and he makes john daly laugh alot! if you're a sal mineo fan, definitely worth watching!
ClassicsWEREandARE 1 year ago
this is not the same without john daley or dailey I can't remember how to spell it....but i do like the black and white show of this
ClassicsWEREandARE 1 year ago
This is 1970 based on the info given- does anyone know if the film sal mentioned- "Fallen Dove"- was ever made?
PJCoan 1 year ago
How can you be so stupid. The reason the great Wally Bruner did that was because he wanted to save some time so he could do an interview with Sal. As far as his "outfit," it was very much in keeping with what artists of the day wore.
spagandtuna 1 year ago
The host sounded like a real prick, "does anyone have a guess" chill motherfucker. I love Sal Mineo but Christ he looked so gay in this. Yes I know he was gay in real life, but Christ what an outfit, talk about coming out of the closet. But hey, to each it's own, still a incredible talent that was taken to soon.
BirthofCharlie 2 years ago
Wow, Sal looks like Father Guido Sarducci from the SNL show in the 1970s!
NoirFan01 2 years ago
It 's a pity that he died. He had so much to give. If he were alive today he would have been a great director and writer.
saxonfield 2 years ago 2
He's wearing eyeliner!!!!
saxonfield 2 years ago
when was this? '70?
weskitten 2 years ago
oh the hair! hehe...still the most adorable guy ever!!
MoonshadowSalsera 2 years ago 3
Sad that he was murderd near his west hollywood apartment in 1976,he was a great star.
12dave9 2 years ago
he's cute. i cant' belive he was the ape in escape in plnet of the apes.
copnite12342 2 years ago
good god do I really talk like that? "Those people" Sorry to all i have offended. I type before I think sometimes!
SueBeaWho 2 years ago
You know, just as a point of information, many posh, wealthy (and non-gay) men wear or used to wear neckerchiefs such as Sal is wearing here, only they'tre tucked down into the shirt and called "Ascots."
They were the type of neck ornament such as a playboy might also wear while dressed in a smoking jacket, etc. I'm sure "Hef" wore many in his day.
gymnastix 2 years ago
Yes sir , I stand foolishly corrected. I was a jerk.
SueBeaWho 2 years ago
He looks like Brando.
sayward12 2 years ago 2
He looks crazy here with the moustache, neckerchief and flaming red shirt with chain, but check him out 4 years later. He's doing a documentary on James Dean in 1974 and looks much better.
scottbaino 3 years ago
He still looked like a young boy. :) I actually liked the 1950's What's My Line better. I like John Daly better as a host. Arlene must have been on the panel many years, right?
joshstoph 3 years ago
The 70's threw up on him.
UofLCardFan08 3 years ago 4
HAHA!!
1joker88 2 years ago
Great looking guy--improved with age.
Muffy2314 3 years ago
hahaha
wtf is up with the mustache? I was comparing this epiode and the one from 20 years ago and hahahahhaha he looks funny.
*sigh*
he's missed.
jeswes4u 3 years ago
God, he WAS gorgeous and lol he did look like Cheech with that stash!
SueBeaWho 3 years ago 3
You're RIGHT! He DOES look like Cheech from the Cheech & Chong days! Ha-ha.
But Sal looked great in the 1950's and early '60's, with shorter hair and no stache. What was he thinking?
I do know Sal had to play a character in a prison-themed play (with gay subtext) called "Fortune In Men's Eyes" around this period. Don Johnson was also in the cast of that same play. So perhaps that had something to do with this "look?"
gymnastix 2 years ago
Excuse me, that play was called "Fortune And Men's Eyes"--I made a typo.
Anyway, I'm not sure what role Sal played in the stage version, as I only saw the film in which Mineo did not appear.
Besides "Rebel," Sal was also really great in "The Gene Krupa Story" and the TV play "Dino."
I also recently caught Sal in a rerun episode of "The Patty Duke Show" playing himself. You know, not only was Sal good on that episode, but Patty's show holds up pretty well too.
gymnastix 2 years ago
I love The Patty Duke Show. It ran for 3 seasons. Why? Because Patty was so good in it. She was totally convincing, playing 2 different roles. Terrific actress.
moorlock2003 2 years ago
@gymnastix- Sal played the role of Rocky in Fortune and Men's Eyes.
mnmcv1 11 months ago
The '70's weren't kind to many of us, LOL. Gee, he had gorgeous hair!
javandi 3 years ago 7
I guess he was no leading man because he was not white. Damn racism.
No, it does not matter if he was Italian, Italian is not a race.
n0gar 3 years ago
looks white to me
HowardOfOz 3 years ago 2
If he looks white to you, then the whole world must look white as well. Explain why he played mostly non-white roles if he looked white? He is a great example of that African blood in the Italians. He is living history and living proof!
n0gar 3 years ago
@n0gar Ha ha!! Make this comment on the corner of 18th Avenue and 75th Street in Bensonhurst on the day you'd like to be your last!!! (Me, I aint got no problem with what you said!)
spagandtuna 1 year ago
@spagandtuna: You don't know me, I WILL do it and nothing will happen. No baseball bats for me since they will get some hot ones with me!
n0gar 1 year ago
@n0gar Sonny, no need to swing a big youtube dick on me. I'm in your corner. But I guarantee you that your comment would hit an eternal nerve with the ginzos and unless you have an army with you, you gonna have a problem.
spagandtuna 1 year ago
@spagandtuna ginzos? really?
getoutofmyway01 1 year ago
@getoutofmyway01 Really what?? What don't you understand. Faget about it.
spagandtuna 1 year ago
@spagandtuna lol...
getoutofmyway01 1 year ago
i looked and he looks white to me too....
jaw1701 2 years ago
one of the most tragic losses in hollywood history
kes1963 3 years ago 24
Mr.Wally Bruiner was the first host of
this version of"What's My Line?!".
143AC 4 years ago
and he was such a tool
HowardOfOz 3 years ago
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He was really fagging it up by 1970, wasn't he?
torchkit 4 years ago
The 70's were a very flamboyant time. Long wavy hair, disco music, bell bottoms, side burns, flowery colors, afros, gaudy jewelry.
jdohe 4 years ago 9
No one in 1970 would have seen Sal as "fagging it up" by how he was dressed.
His hair clothes and everything else was what EVERYbody was wearing. Believe me.
scorpio888 4 years ago
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No one on the panel was dressed like that. And I don't recall ever dressing like that, nor anyone I knew. But I was mostly referring to the fag way he spoke.
torchkit 4 years ago
Oh, so torchkit is just another idiot.
scorpio888 4 years ago
And the reason you "don't recall ever dressing that way", torchkit, is because you're 27! Most people born in 1980 "don't recall" very much of 1970.
Or are you too much of an idiot to realize your ID page gives your age??
scorpio888 4 years ago
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I didn't bother putting my real age on the ID. I just accept the default. I'm actually closer to 50, dipshit. And in case you don't remember, or aren't old enough to know, Sal Mineo was a flaming homo.
torchkit 4 years ago
No, torchkit, you last-minute attempt to "clean up" your foolish gaffe isn't going to work.
You're 27 (as your ID page originally stated) which is why you "dont recall" 1970.
And your raging homophobia reveals your homosexuality. Basic Psych 101.
scorpio888 4 years ago
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I WISH I was still 27, asshole. 1990 was a pretty good year for me. And you've obviously never taken "basic psych." Go home, young boy. You're out of your league.
torchkit 4 years ago
Nice try, again, torchkit, but no cigar.
And a cigar, in case you DO know anything about "basic psych", is a dick.
Only closet gays are so obsessed with deriding gay people, and you clearly qualify.
But then, you're only 27.
And just what "league" am I "out of", exactly? Yours, in which cogent arguments can't be formed?
scorpio888 4 years ago
Oh, and one more thing about my profile, dumbshit. I don't live in Belieze either.
torchkit 4 years ago
The "dumbshit" is the one always getting caught in his own lies. And that, torchkit, is you.
scorpio888 4 years ago
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(((yawn)))
torchkit 4 years ago
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homophobia taken by the root words:phobia meaning fear of and homo meaning same. I am not afraid of the same because they aren't the same. I am repulsed by and disgusted by fags, but not afraid of them
HowardOfOz 3 years ago
Which translates, roughly, into "you are one", Howard.
scorpio888 3 years ago 3
only a liberal could make such an incredible leap of illogic ......can't handle the facts, it only confuses you...and I know you wish I were one so you'd not be so lonely in the closet
HowardOfOz 3 years ago
A "liberal leap of logic" that you project your own self-hatred issues on to others?
Talk about being confused by the facts, Oz.
You're not fooling anybody. You're gay and hate yourself for it, andthen blame others---which is a shame but also funny.
scorpio888 3 years ago
what liberal leap of logic and what confused by what facts? just cause I have the intelligence to know what a word means,,,,and you obviously don't?
HowardOfOz 3 years ago
means you are an idiot and you proved it
HowardOfOz 3 years ago
There you go again - when all else fails, call somebody an "idiot".
jeffpickens 3 years ago
no basic psych would be just because you don't agree with the opinion offered you try transferance, blaming the person for what you are and refuse to acknowledge because you fear the truth
HowardOfOz 3 years ago
So HowardofOZ returns after 5 months to prove he is transfering his trnsference, projecting his own projection, and terrified of his own homosexuality.
Don't blame us (or Mineo) for that.
scorpio888 3 years ago
unlike you. i don't live @ youtube...
HowardOfOz 3 years ago
You doth protest too much, HowardofOZ. Not only do you live on Youtube, it's apparent that you live FOR Youtube.
scorpio888 3 years ago
So what if he was? My god- it's the 21st century- why is his sexuality such an issue? You must be from the midwest.
PJCoan 4 years ago
you are an ignorant bigot, torchkit. you should know how revolting your prejudiced views are.
DCmetroraleigh 3 years ago 2
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are you some sort of fag-hag?
torchkit 3 years ago
I can't help it, but I can't stop laughing at your comment! Sorry, to the gay ppl out there, but just the way torch phrased it makes me laugh. Very insensitive of me,I know. I also remember those times - I was a teenager or maybe a little younger. But if some dude wore that nowadays - he would really be "fagging it up". Again, apologies, but it IS funny!!
SueBeaWho 3 years ago
No, I am one of those "ppl out there" and I think Sal's manner of dress here looks silly too.
But that WAS the 1970's, and even many straight guys (& girls) then made poor fashion choices.
Leisure suits, pants suits, platform shoes & "Earth Shoes," wide ties all look pretty, darned ridiculous when viewed by today's standards.
Of course the '80's weren't any better--Mullets, parachute pants, leg warmers, etc.
gymnastix 2 years ago
There's a DVD volume of "The Golden Girls' which shows bad '80's fashions--lots of pastels, shoulder pads, etc. Funny, but somehow on them they looked pretty good for the most part.
gymnastix 2 years ago
Fashion fads come and go for the most part. Some hang on far too long, such as this tattoo nonsense now and the camouflage shorts, so very ugly and tiresome. I'm also bored with the low cut jeans, and now the '80s super-tight to the ankles are back, too. If you're super skinny they're fine, but for the rest of the population they are terrible. Past fads such as scarves, moustaches and jackets with shoulder pads look good in comparison, but I was glad to see them go the way of the dinosaur, too.
moorlock2003 2 years ago
I'm not saying I've never dressed silly myself (I was lead singer in a punk rock group, so you can imagine).
But 'off stage" I've always had a pretty good fashion sense since about my mid-20's, and tend toward classic styles that will always be "in style"--motorcyle jackets & Barracuda windbreakers, Levis & Army fatigues, dark, solid color sports jackets, black, navy blue, white, Army green & gray t-shirts, combat boots Chuck Taylors & gray suede Hush Puppies loafers..
gymnastix 2 years ago
Hilarious comments from here on in Torchkit - sad to see the homophobephobes here fistin... - sorry thumbing your comments down as if they were offensive, but were actually mere impartial observations/opinions on your part.
KenfromDublin 3 years ago
Geez, think of what he could have done if he'd just had a few more years.
auntbecky 4 years ago
he was a really cute guy.
calispartan 4 years ago
Doesn't Sal Mineo look like a younger version of Cheech Marin?
ebf1957 4 years ago
I love him
billybeyond 4 years ago
Lawl, Sal Mineo looks like my girlfriend's brother with a, except with a mustache. Hilarious.
ChachiTelevision1979 4 years ago
Wally Bruner was such a tool, wasn't he? Hard to believe they stuck with him for four years.
TVonthePorch 5 years ago 2
him and Blyden both, but then again they had big shoes to fill and couldn't do it
jaw1701 2 years ago
These celebrities are so slow they don't need the blindfolds -- they wouldn't have guessed even without them.
7beers 5 years ago
My God, why doesn't he just wear an "I'm gay" sign?
7beers 5 years ago
I thought the ascot and the red shirt were the sign. LOL Remember this was the early 1970s, people actually dressed that way, loud and colorful. The moustache didn't suit him at all though, but that was a 70s look as well. An enjoyable clip all the same, Sal seemed like an interesting person.
nycdude999 5 years ago 3
It's true. He seems like a really nice guy. Gotta feel sorry for him, the frustration that the studios wouldn't even give him a chance to prove himself once he outgrew those teenage roles.
7beers 5 years ago
Do you have dark hair? Yes. Do you have blonde hair? ... Always a treat to see brilliant minds at work.... And is he wearing eye-liner?
7beers 5 years ago
Great Actor !! Died too soon .
latinoguy 5 years ago
Lots of fun to see Sal Mineo as a mystery guest during season 2 of the syndicated "What's My Line?" (with the show's 2nd host, Wally Bruner). A half-dozen years later, Mineo would be murdered. I don't believe his murder case has ever been solved.
michaeledwardmorris 5 years ago
I saw a television show last year about the curse surrounding the movie Rebel Without a Cause. Someone bragged about killing Mineo. He was arrested, confessed to the murder, and is now doing life.
baldy2006 5 years ago
According to Wikipedia and the IMDB, he was sentenced to life, but got out in 1990 after 11 years. He went back to prison for repeated parole violations.
kolst8406 4 years ago
Three years after Mineo was murdered, a drifter was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. However, he served only 11 years, being released in 1990. He went back to prison for repeated parole violations.
kolst8406 4 years ago
He looks like Cheech Marin!!!!! lol
calndargrl20012002 5 years ago
This was fun to watch! Not my favorite Sal "look" but it's fun seeing him at this stage in his life. I read the book that came out about him several years ago and I've been fascinated ever since! Thanks much for sharing!
GoodBoys79 5 years ago