In 1905, when Rudolph was eleven, his father Giovanni passed away and in 1908, at the age of thirteen began to attend military school, which he finished at the age of 15. After attending military school, Valentino's mother urged him to apply to the naval academy so he could learn some more about discipline, but after he applied Rudolph failed the physical examination and was left being very crushed that he wasn't able to attend the academy. The one good thing that came from this was that after failing the test Valentino spent the rest of his life trying to stay very fit and did the same physical exercises everyday so as not to seem weak.

In 1913 Valentino left Italy and sailed to New York City where he arrived on December 23, however once Valentin

1926 was Valentino’s last year; on January 18 the French Courts granted Rudolph and Natacha’s divorce. Valentino filmed his final movie called Son of the Sheik. Then on August 14 after touring the country for the opening for Son of the Sheik Valentino became sick and was taken to the Polyclinic Hospital. After an emergency surgery, the doctors found that Valentino had an Acute Perforated Gastric Ulcer and an infection. On August 21 Valentino fell into a coma and on August 23, died at approximately 12:10pm.

Roughly 10,000 people lined up in the streets to see Valentino’s body and some were even crushed and killed by the constant rioting of people waiting to see him. Rudolph Valentino was a great actor loved by nearly everyone who had ever seen him. He lived a very short life but accomplished so much that he is still remembered today.

In 1925 the production of The Hooded Falcon was stopped. Then on March 9 Valentino signed a contract that made him his own producer when he joined Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks at Untied Artists. Valentino did two more movies that year called What Price Beauty and The Eagle. Natacha was very angry that Valentino signed up at United Artists and when their new home and estate were finally built she refused to go there and went to New York, separating from Valentino leaving him heartbroken. And then on November 10 Valentino applied for US Citizenship.

In 1921 Valentino continued his career as a well-known movie star, Rudolph filmed four more movies that year with his most well known ones being Camille and the Shriek. While Valentino was further building up his relationship the Natacha, Jean Acker finally decided to file for divorce to completely end her marriage with Valentino. On March 4, 1922 the divorce between Acker and Valentino was final, Acker received a one-time alimony payment of 12,000 dollars.

It was because of his many accomplishments during his short career that he was placed on a US postage stamp. This stamp was released in 1994. Today a package of eleven of them costs sixty- three dollars.

In 1924 Valentino’s career took off again, Valentino was in 6 more mov

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