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•Frank Sinatra: Ol’ Blue Eyes is really from Hoboken, N.J., despite the mural at Broad and Wharton streets.
•Benjamin Franklin: Boston bred him, but we got to keep him.
•Vince Papale: Parts of the movie "Invincible," about his incredible run with the Eagles, were filmed in the neighborhood, including Rosewood Bar, 1417 Shunk St., but that’s Hollywood’s version. Papale is a native of Glenolden who played with the Birds from 1976-78.
•Rocky: He’s not real, so get real, people.
•Will Smith: Just listen to Smith’s "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" theme song: "In West Philadelphia born and raised …"
•Danny DeVito: The actor known for his roles on "Taxi" and in "Batman Returns" occasionally rolls into town to film scenes for the FX series "It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia," but he is a product of Asbury Park, N.J.
•Ed Rendell: The former mayor of and now governor of Pa. is passionate about our cheesesteaks and sports teams, but he is a New Yorker. He must really like it here.
•Dick Clark: Although "Bandstand" premiered in Philadelphia, the legendary radio and TV personality was born in Mount Vernon, N.Y., and moved here in 1952 to usurp the teenage demographic.
•"Cold Case:" Although the CBS drama is based in Philly, filming is done in Hollywood. Some scenes and exteriors shots have been taped here, though.
•10th & Wolf: This popular corner within walking distance of the Review was the title of a 2007 movie shot in — where else — Pittsburgh.
•The Mob: South Philadelphia has had its share of mob figures, many of whom are behind bars, but the community is not run by high-profile crime bosses nor is it the only state they’ve been associated with.
