Tina Sinatra is a retired American actress and singer, who later progressed to producing films and TV shows, and writing books in the course of her long-spanning career.

Age, Early Life, and Education Background

Tina was born Christina Sinatra under the Gemini zodiac sign on 20 June 1948, in Los Angeles, CA, which makes her 73 years old as of early 2022. Her father, Frank Sinatra, was a celebrated singer and actor, and a strong pillar in her life story as she wrote in his memoir; her mother (Frank’s first wife) was Nancy Barbato Sinatra; Tina is the youngest with two siblings, Nancy Sandra Sinatra and Francis Vayne Sinatra, and is of mixed Italian-American decent. Tina’s parents divorced in 1951, after she turned three.

Despite hailing from a musical and creative household, Tina was not interested in following in her father’s footsteps – it took a lot of convincing from her father, but she loved showbiz shortly after she began taking classes with Jeff Corey, who was a skilled acting coach. She attended high school in California – her additional education details are currently unavailable.

Interests and Facts

Tina is a dog lover and has adopted several pet dogs – she is a passionate activist who hit the headlines in 2015 when she began a petition to construct Beverly Hills Community Dog Park.

She is a devoted Christian.

Career

After she completed her acting training under Jeff Corey, Sinatra was featured in the 1969 miniseries “Romeo and Julia,” which aired in Germany where she used to live.

She later returned to the US, and was next seen in a couple of series such as “Adam – 12,”  “Mannix,” “McCloud,” and “It Takes a Thief.” Although she didn’t like to sing at the beginning of her career, she appeared alongside her siblings and father in “The Sinatra Family Wish You a Merry Christmas” album in 1968. She was heard singing in five songs, including “O Bambino (One Cold and Blessed Winter),” which she sang with her sister, and in “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town.” Subsequently, she was seen with her siblings in a Dean Martin TV show alongside Dean’s children.

As Tina’s fame grew, she continued working in major projects – she was Arnold Stiefel’s theatrical agent, and also worked for Robert Blake in the past. In the mid-’70s, her father asked her to manage his career, and she took over his music and film legacy after he passed on.

Image source

She became a part-time film producer, and even featured in the TV film “Fantasy Island” in 1977, the pilot of the long-running series “Fantasy Island.”

1992 saw her producing the CBS miniseries “Sinatra,” which was based on the life of her father.

She also produced the remake of Frank Sinatra’s “The Manchurian Candidate” of 1962 in 2004 – the movie’s legal distribution rights belonged to her father until his death.

In 2000, she published the memoir “My Father’s Daughter”, co-written with Jeff Coplon, which received numerous rave reviews, and has been deemed an insightful document on the personality and life of her late father.

It serves as her heartfelt and sincere account of her dad’s failed relationships, emotional loneliness, incorrect life choices, and his essential human nature with all lows and highs which were evident in his public life. Tina was nominated for a Primetime Emmy – Outstanding Limited Series.

Personal Life

In 1970, Tina announced that she was engaged to the American actor Robert Wagner. It’s not clear how the duo met, however, their relationship was short-lived, and they called off their engagement in 1972 for reasons they kept under the wraps. Two years later, she tied the knot with the late Wes Farrell, who was a record producer and musician-songwriter, in a small wedding ceremony held at her father’s apartment in Las Vegas’ Caesars Palace.

https://www.facebook.com/DeanaMartinOfficialPage/photos/a.441853435786/10153144979105787/

Citing incorrigible differences, their relationship began drifting two years later, and they filed for divorce in 1976.

She began seeing the American producer, author and journalist Richard M Cohen in the early ’80s; they married shortly afterward on 30 January 1981, but parted ways in 1983.

Height, Weight, and Physical Appearance

Sinatra is of white descent and has long dark brown hair and a pair of hazel eyes. She‘s of slim build, weighs approximately 128lbs (59kg), and her height is 5ft 4ins (1.65m)

Net Worth

Sinatra has made a name for herself and amassed a fortune from her successful career as a Hollywood producer, singer, actress, and author. According to authoritative sources, she is worth close to $60 million as of early 2022.

Tina Sinatra’s Family

Her Sister, Nancy

Frank’s eldest daughter is an actress and a singer, famously known for her hit song “These Boots are Made for Walking.” Most of her childhood details are similar to those of her sister Tina. She began her career in 1957, when she made an appearance in her dad’s ABC-TV variety series. She was enrolled at UCLA in the late ’50s to study dancing and music, but quit after barely a year. One of her earliest appearances was in her father’s “Sinatra Timex Show: Welcome Home Elvis” of 1960, before she was signed to Reprise Records a year later. She rose to prominence when she started collaborating with songwriter and producer Lee Hazelwood.

Apart from music, Nancy featured in many films and TV series, including 1963’s “Who Killed Wade Walker,” 1968’s “Speedway” by Elvis Presley, “The Sopranos” by HBO in 2000, just to mention a few.

Nancy is the mother of Angela Jennifer, known widely as AJ, and Amanda Catherine, whose father was Hugh Lambert, Nancy’s second husband who died in 1985.

Tina’s Father, Frank Sinatra

Francis Albert Sinatra was a famous American actor and singer, one of the best-selling of all times, who was born in New Jersey in 1914. He started his musical career with the bands of  Tommy Dorsey and Harry James, and came to limelight when he signed with the famous Columbia Records to record solo music in 1943.

Frank had political interests, and campaigned for several president’s such as John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan. He is among the founding members of “Rat Pack,” which made many films such as 1960’s “Ocean’s Eleven,” 1963’s “Four for Texas,” and “Robin and the Seven Hoods” in 1964.  He released many songs and albums, most notable being his “Ol’ Blue Eyes Is Back” in 1973.

Frank married his first wife Nancy Barbato in 1939, and they welcomed three children but divorced in the late ’40s. He wedded his second wife, actress Ava Garden in 1951, but they split shortly afterwards. He then married Mia Farrow in 1966, but they divorced two years later. Frank lastly married his fourth wife, Barbara Blakely Marx, and their affair lasted for close to two decades until his demise on 14 May 1998 (at the age of 82) as a result of a heart attack.

Eliza Roberts is a well-known American actress and casting director, who has been married to the iconic actor, Eric Roberts, for over three decades now.

Age, Early Life, and Education Background

Eliza Roberts – nee Rayfield – was born under the Aquarius zodiac sign on 23 January 1953, in Los Angeles, California, which makes her 69 years old as of early 2022. She was born the only child and was raised by her mother, Lila Garrett, a film producer, director and screenwriter, who is credited with her work in the action-adventure “Get Smart” and the romantic film “The Other Woman” and her husband, David Rayfield, a popularly known writer who is famous for his contribution to the romantic film “Sabrina” and the mystery thriller “Three Days of the Condor.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/CX13ZxdPt8j/

Growing up in a family that was deeply involved in the showbiz industry, it was natural for Eliza to develop a keen interest in acting; her parents were very supportive, and took her along with them onto sets of TV series and films.

Roberts attended a local high school and would feature in theatre plays before she matriculated to college in 1971. She hasn’t revealed where she attended college, nonetheless. credible sources reveal that she didn’t complete her course, but quit to pursue her dream.

Hobbies and Interests

Both Eliza and Eric are avid animal lovers, and have kept two dogs.

Eliza likes taking care of her mental well-being even more than her physical, and practices meditation and yoga on a daily basis.

When it comes to her eating habits, she prefers fruits and vegetables over animal products, and once considered opening up a vegan restaurant.

In her free time, Eliza enjoys late-night movies starring her favorite entertainers such as Amanda Seyfried, Channing Tatum, and Leonardo DiCaprio – some of her best-loved films are “Letters to Juliet,” “Dear John,” and “Titanic”, and her favourite TV series is “That ’70s Show.”

Eliza’s main hobby is traveling, and she’s toured many destinations both for fun and work. Her favourite destinations are Kyoto in Japan, Germany’s Berlin, and Shanghai in China.

Career

Roles in TV Films

Eliza boasts of more than 80 TV series and film appearances.

Image source

She made her debut in 1973 with the role of Mindy in the science horror “Shlock,” which was directed by John Landis. Four years later, she was seen in the film “Terraces” which was directed by her mom. She then assumed a lead role in 1978’s “National Lampoon’s Animal House”, before appearing in several other productions such as 1985’s “Obsessed with a Married Woman,” 1991’s “Crack Me Up,” “Love is a Gun” in 1994, and in 1996’s “Past Perfect,” before the century ended.

2001 saw her making an appearance in “Rough Air: Danger on Flight 534” and in the family film “Final Approach” opposite her husband in 2005.

Before she played recent roles in the films “The Tasmanian Devil,” and comedy film “Mark & Clark World Adventures” both in 2020, she featured in various other productions such as 2010’s “Queen of the Lot” and “Out of the Open” in 2013.

TV Shows Appearances

Eliza made her first TV show appearance in 1976, as a guest starring in “All in The Family”, before she was cast in 1977’s “Gimme a Break!”, and comedy “St. Elsewhere” (1986). She caught the public eye in 1993 with her leading role of Lara in the comedy “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman”, after which she shifted her focus to movie appearances, and only appeared in three more shows namely 2015’s “Minutes After Midnight” and in 2019’s “Scrutiny” and “Class Act.”

Casting Director Career

In 1978, Eliza came in as a casting director of the show “Baby… I’m Back”, and also worked on 23 episodes of the comic series “You Again?” nine years later. She also contributed to around 40 episodes of “Throb”, and Roberts has ever since worked on many films such as “9½ Ninjas!” (1991) and “Circus.” Her more recent roles are in the film “Breaking the Rules” of 1992 and in 2011’s “The Wayshower.”

Personal Life

Eliza has been married twice; she wed her first husband, James Simons, a renowned American director and producer, in the ’80s; they haven’t revealed the exact date of their wedding – however, the duo parted ways after three years, but during their time together they welcomed two children, the actor and musician Keaton Simons, and casting director Morgan Simons.

Eric Roberts and Eliza were shooting a film when they met in 1991. They fell in love and tied the knot a year later in a private ceremony, attended only by family and close friends. Since then, they’ve been sharing a seemingly happy life together without suffering any controversies. However, the couple’s long-spanning affair faced a serious threat in the past – Eric was severely addicted to marijuana and cocaine for years, and his addiction to the latter was so serious that Eliza threatened to divorce him if he wasn’t willing to quit. Fortunately, he overcame the addiction, and during an interview, Eliza told Lifestyle Magazine TV of the challenging years, ‘…they (addicts) don’t really have a choice. They’re not choosing anything. The joke’s on them. They’ve already been chosen and enslaved by this substance.’

Before he began an affair with Eliza, Eric had dated the late actress Sandra D. Dennis for five years, and had afterwards started another romantic affair with Kelly Cunningham. Kelly welcomed a daughter named Emma with Eric in February 1991. As of early 2022, Eliza lives with Eric, and they share two children together.

Height, Weight, and Physical Appearance

Eliza is of white ethnicity, and has green eyes and long brown hair. She is 5ft 2ins (1.57m) tall and weighs around 110lbs (50kgs).

Net Worth

Eliza has made a name for herself and earned a substantial net worth from her career in showbiz industry. She is authoritatively worth around $1.5 million as of 2022, while her husband’s wealth is approximately $8 million, according to sources.

Who Is Eliza’s Husband, Eric Roberts

Born Eric Anthony Roberts under the Aries zodiac sign on 18 April 1956, in Biloxi, Mississippi, the famed actor is 65 years old as of 2022. He’s one of America’s most in-demand performers, having featured in more than 500 projects. He was raised together with his sisters Julia Fiona and Lisa Roberts Gillan, both of whom are successful actresses, by their actress mother Betty Lou Bredemus and her husband, an acting trainer, Walter Grady Roberts. His parents divorced when he was barely 12, after which he lived with his father.

Eric attracted media attention in 1978 when nominated for a Golden Globe award for his praised appearance in the drama “King of the Gypsies.” He has played notable roles in films such as 1985’s “Runaway Train,” “Nobody’s Fool” a year later, and in 1991 “By the Sword.” In 2001, he lent his voice to the animated show “Justice League”, and was next seen in “The Expendables” action film alongside Jason Statham and Sylvester Stallone. Some of his recent roles are in projects such as 2016’s TV program “Medinah” and in the film “Red Prophecies” in 2020.