Corbin BernsenActor Corbin Bernsen starred in the TV show L.A. Law from 1986 until the show's end in 1994. He is the son of The Young and the Restless actress Jeanne Cooper. Since 2004, he played the recurring role of John Durant on General Hospital. This page about Corbin Bernsen includes information from a Wikipedia article. Additional articles about Corbin Bernsen News stories about Corbin Bernsen External links for Corbin Bernsen Videos for Corbin Bernsen Wikis about Corbin Bernsen Discussion Groups about Corbin Bernsen Blogs about Corbin Bernsen Images of Corbin Bernsen |
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Since 2004, he played the recurring role of John Durant on General Hospital. He was killed in a car accident, his pink Thunderbird crashing against a truck at the first light of dawn. He is the son of The Young and the Restless actress Jeanne Cooper. Buscaglione died unexpectedly at 40. Law from 1986 until the show's end in 1994. He appeared on advertising campaigns, on television, in movies, where he always played his amiable braggart role. Actor Corbin Bernsen starred in the TV show L.A. By the end of 1950s, Buscaglione was one of Italy's most demanded entertainers, not just singers. They wrote together the hits that brought nation-wide fame to Buscaglione: Che bambola, Teresa non sparare, Eri piccola cosė, Guarda che luna, Love in Portofino, Porfirio Villarosa, Whisky facile. His friend Leo Chiosso, a lyricist who formed a very good songwriting duo with Buscaglione, provided him with humorous stories about gangsters and their babes, New York and Chicago, tough men who were ruthless with enemies but easily fell victims to a woman's charms. In the meantime he was gradually creating his public character, inspired by Clark Gable and Mickey Spillane's gangsters. He then formed his own group, the Asternovas. After the war, Buscaglione returned to Turin and resumed working as a musician for various bands. Most foreign music had been officially forbidden by the Italian Fascist regime. Some military understood his musical talent, and had him joint the orchestra of the allied radio station of Cagliari. This enabled Buscaglione to continue to make music in those war years, and to experiment with new sounds and rhythms coming from the US. During World War II, he ended up in a US internment camp in Sardinia. During his teen years, he performed in his hometown's night clubs as jazz singer or playing double bass and violin. When he was 11, his parents enrolled him at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Turin. His great passion for music showed up at a very young age. His public persona - the character he played both in his songs and his movies - was a humorous mobster with a penchant for whisky and women. Ferdinando "Fred" Buscaglione (Turin, 23 November 1921 - Rome, 3 February 1960) was an Italian singer and actor who became very popular in late 1950s. |