Among only a handful of entertainers who bridged the gap between '50s rock fans and their Sinatra-loving parents, Bronx-born pop legend Bobby Darin's life and career were short but extraordinary. In 1959 the singer/composer rocketed to stardom with 2 Grammy Awards-Best New Artist and Record of the Year for the #1 smash "Mack the Knife." His other signature smash provides the title for this biopic chronicling his genre-defying music, tempestuous marriage to starlet Sandra Dee, and untimely death at age 37-in 1973-from a heart defect acquired during a childhood illness. Kate Bosworth stars as Dee, and Darin is brought to life by Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey, who also directed the film and sings 18 of the artist's classic hits.
1) Hello Young Lovers
2) Once Upon a Time
3) Fabulous Places
4) Simple Song of Freedom
5) The Curtain Falls
6) Beyond the Sea
7) By Myself/Lover Has Gone
8) Some of These Days
9) Change
10) If I Were a Carpenter
11) Artificial Flowers
12) That's All
13) As Long As I'm Singing
14) Lazy River
15) Charade
16) Dream Lover
17) Mack the Knife
18) The Curtain Falls