Gregory Peck


Gregory Peck
Biography: Gregory Peck by Bruce Harden In the 1940s, he was nominated for four Best Actor Oscars: "The Keys of the Kingdom", "The Yearling", "Gentleman's Agreement" and "Twelve O'Clock High". But it was not until 1962 that he would win his greatest honor. That year, he won an Academy Awa... More> Movie reviews: Cape Fear (1962) by M Dee Dubroff Made in 1962, this black and white thriller starred Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum, Polly Bergen, Lori Martin, Telly Savalas and Martin Balsam. It is the story of a lawyer (Sam Bowden) and his family who are stalked by a psychopath (Max Cady) who is b... More>
	Movie reviews: MacKenna's Gold by Moe Zilla "MacKenna's Gold" is an overlooked western. The great Gregory Peck plays a marshall who's given a map to a lost canyon filled with Apache gold. But he'll to reach it he'll have to travel with a gang of desperados, and face a greedy mob. The gold mig... More> Movie reviews: Spellbound by M Dee Dubroff Produced in 1945, "Spellbound" is one of the hardest of all the Hitchcock films to evaluate. This is due to the fact that its plot is heavily dependent on antiquated and implausible theories of psychoanalysis. Starring Gregory Peck and Ingrid Bergma... More>
Movie reviews: Roman Holiday by Sun Meilan Her Royal Highness Princess Ann is travelling on official business throughout Europe. By the time she reaches Rome, she is tired of meeting important people and having to make pleasantries, and longs to have the life of an ordinary girl. One night, ... More> Biography: Audrey Hepburn by Kim Everett Audrey Hepburn, the American Film Institute's third ranked actress of all time, was born May 4, 1929 in Brussels, Belgium. She began life as Audrey Kathleen Ruston and was the only child of Joseph Victor Anthony Ruston and former Baroness Ella Van H... More>
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