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Dominic Frontiere is an American composer, arranger, and conductor. He is best known for his work on the television series The Outer Limits and The Invaders. He has also composed music for films such as Hang 'Em High, The Stunt Man, and The Osterman Weekend. Frontiere began his career as a jazz musician, playing saxophone and clarinet in various bands. He then moved into arranging and composing for television and film. He has composed music for over 100 television series and films, including The Outer Limits, The Invaders, Hang 'Em High, The Stunt Man, and The Osterman Weekend. Frontiere has won two Emmy Awards for his work on The Outer Limits and The Invaders. He has also been nominated for two Golden Globe Awards for his work on The Stunt Man and The Osterman Weekend. As of 2021, Dominic Frontiere's net worth is estimated to be $2 million.

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Who Is Dominic Frontiere's Wife?

His wife is Georgia Frontiere (21 July 1980 - 1 May 1988) ( divorced), Cicely Evans (10 December 1967 - 28 June 1978) ( divorced), Maureen Cecelia Ahern (30 March 1960 - ?) ( divorced) ( 1 child), Robin Frontiere (? - 21 December 2017) ( his death) ( 4 children)

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Timeline

He was the seventh husband of the late former owner of the Los Angeles Rams, Georgia Frontiere. In December 1986, he was sentenced to one year and a day in federal prison for willfully filing a false income tax return and lying to IRS investigators to cover up his role in scalping Rams tickets to the 1980 Super Bowl game. He was also fined the maximum amount of $15,000 after the judge felt Frontiere had repeatedly lied in court when asked to explain his actions. He was released in September 1987 and the next year his wife filed for divorce.

Was head of Paramount's music department during the 1970s.

Composed the infamous 1969 Paramount TV jingle that was nicknamed "Closet Killer," which was used from the fall of 1969 until the fall of 1970.

In 1959, Frontiere was commissioned by American International Pictures to write a pop song for the end title of their dubbed Italian epic, Sign of the Gladiator (1959) (aka "Sign of the Gladiator"). The end credits give the song as "Xenobia", composed by Dominic Frontiere, lyrics by Milton Raskin, sung by Bill Lee. ("Xenobia" was the lead part played by Anita Ekberg). AIP's record division, American International Records, promoted the film's release with a 7-inch single comprising of "Xenobia" and "Slave Dance" (AIR 501). However, Frontiere seems to have disowned the assignment. Although he has registered 1120 titles at BMI, "Xenobia" isn't one of them.

Is distant cousins with the Fonte brothers Dominic Fonte (1912-2001) and Albert Fonte (1915-2004)

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