He Lost an Eye to Cancer at Age 3 and Was Rejected by the Military — Then He Became Hollywood’s Most Unforgettable Detective

Peter Falk lost his right eye to cancer when he was only three years old and was turned away from military service in World War II because of it. Instead of giving up, he joined the Merchant Marine and later fought his way into Hollywood, becoming the legendary Lieutenant Columbo — a role that earned him five Emmy Awards and made him one of television’s most beloved stars….READ BELOW

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