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Few entertainers ever achieved greater dominance than that attained by Dean Martin in the second half of the 20th century. Martin’s popularity made him a major star in the recording industry, with radio, film, television, and frequent live appearances.

He developed a persona as a devil-may-care playboy with a taste for alcohol, gambling, fast women, and an endless pursuit of fun. Yet in reality, he was a family man who drank mostly sparingly, preferring to spend his time when not performing at home with his family.

His recording career saw him releasing several songs which remain indelibly linked to his image, including “Volare”, “That’s Amore”, and his signature song, “Everybody Loves Somebody”.

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His film career saw him portray a diverse number of roles. He started as the hapless straight man to the slapstick of his longtime partner, Jerry Lewis, in a series of comedies beginning in the 1940s. He graduated to serious acting, alongside such luminaries of Hollywood as Marlon Brando,