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Frano Selak. Frano Selak or Frane Selak (14 June 1929 – 30 November 2016) was a Croatian man who was known for his unverified depictions about frequent brushes with death. Selak's alleged near-death experiences began in January 1962 when he was riding a train through a cold, rainy canyon and the train flew off the tracks and crashed in a river.
- 14 June 1929
- Croatian
- 30 November 2016 (aged 87)
- Frane Selak
22 feb 1989 · The Luckiest Man in the World: Directed by Frank D. Gilroy. With Philip Bosco, Doris Belack, Joanne Camp, Matt Gottlieb. The wife of a talented mathematician and university professor constantly harangues him about his inability to make as much money as his father in business.
- (25)
- Philip Bosco, Doris Belack, Joanne Camp
- Frank D. Gilroy
The Luckiest Guy in the World: Directed by Joseph M. Newman. With Barry Nelson, Eloise Hardt, George Travell, Milton Kibbee. Charles Vurn is always looking for a way for big money the easy way, which in his case usually means gambling.
- (317)
- Short, Crime, Drama
- Joseph M. Newman
- 1947-01-25
13 mag 2024 · The Luckiest Man in the World. New York City garment manufacturer Sam Posner (Philip Bosco) is a liar, a bully and a cheat who makes life unpleasant for his wife (Doris Belack),...
- Comedy
- Philip Bosco
- Frank D. Gilroy
5 giu 2023 · Nick Allen June 05, 2023. Tweet. One doesn’t so deeply insist on calling themselves “the luckiest guy in the world”—as NBA superstar and sportscaster Bill Walton does—without facing bad luck. As we learn from this jolly Steve James docuseries, the towering and ebullient Walton is known for hyperbole, for liberally using the ...
Directed by Frank D. Gilroy. New York City garment manufacturer Sam Posner is a liar, a bully and a cheat who makes life unpleasant for his wife, mistress and everyone else around him.
Synopsis by Hal Erickson. The Luckiest Man in the World is a rare foray into directing by Frank D. Gilroy, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright best known for The Subject Was Roses. Phillip Bosco, usually a movie supporting player (though a Tony-winning star on Broadway), is top-billed in the role of a nasty executive.
