You could always count on Anthony Franciosa losing his temper. His temper ended his career

In 1957, a nosy photographer took a picture of Franciosa with another woman, not his wife.

Tony got angry.

When Tony got angry, punches flew. In this case, he kicked the photographer; Franciosa was arrested, found guilty, and spent 10 days in jail.

—”I don’t like this invasion of privacy. I operate on the theory that if you want to know what I’m like, watch me act.”

During the three years he was married to Shelley Winters, everyone seemed to be watching him, and his reaction was usually violent.

When the divorce proceedings began in November 1960, Shelley Winters testified,

— “He had a terrible temper. He was always yelling. I avoided living with him. If he was working in Hollywood, I would take jobs in New York.”