Comments

  • josephclancy2
    I've always liked him. In the omen, westerns.
    posted 130 days ago
  • Yeolita
    Growing up with Gregory Peck movies help teach me people are intrinsically good. He is so powerful in moral roles, you just believe this was Gregory's nature; being ethical, morally sound and a beacon of goodness just seem so much his reality and I think it was. He also did some awful & harden characters and then you go, thats wonderful acting becuase you see this face you liked so much is now a horrendeous creature. And you are reminded, he is excellent at his vocation-acting. Peck is an indelible part of my growth: I saw my Dad in him and my Mother loving his roles. He remains an epitome of great acting, a man with much to give& said it in his work. Thru this work, he has brought much to the mind and soul for me-what would I have done, would I have come to that conclusion, how far would I go?? Because he took on roles that required a lot of depth and dynamics, I believe he taught me how to be a better person, more steadfast in morality & profound goodness, no matter what the plight.
    posted 545 days ago
  • GeorgeBailey88
    He came from an era where it was ok to look up to actors as role models. Gregory Peck truly stands out as one of the most self-less, modest human beings that ever lived on this planet.

    He did live a long, illustrious life. It may sound very selfish of myself when I say I wish he was still around (even after the fact) because it seemed like there was a little bit of wisdom in the world with Gregory Peck alive. Of course I make reference to his immortal portrayal of Atticus Finch whom I feel is like a second father in my life.

    Twelve O'Clock High
    The Guns of Navarone
    Spellbound
    Moby Dick
    Roman Holiday
    Cape Fear
    The Omen
    Gentlemen's Agreement

    and of course To Kill a Mockingbird....


    Eldred "Gregory" Peck may be gone but he left us with his work that every human being alive wishes they could leave behind...and that was a timeless legacy. Can't say enough good things about him.

    Rest in peace, we still miss you
    posted 745 days ago
  • kelvinjf
    Gregory Peck's performance in To Kill a Mockingbird was perhaps the single best performance by an actor.
    posted 793 days ago
  • thenexthitchcock
    I love everything about this man! By far one of my favorite actors of all time!
    posted 918 days ago
  • louiegeegee
    I totally agree! I have never seen him give a bad performance and I have never heard even the slightest hint of scandal about him - not like most actors today!
    posted 932 days ago
  • seeyoulater72
    He was what a Hollywood actor should be. Smoldering looks, extremely talented and always a gentleman, the guy you rooted for.
    posted 936 days ago
  • guitargoddess2
    Gregory Peck was 1 AMAZING actor. His greatest role
    (i think) was in Roman Holiday. It'a just so hard not 2 lov him.
    posted 1003 days ago
  • Spicecats
    Gregory Peck was such a talented actor! And he was sooo cute too.
    posted 1029 days ago
  • djsavvy21
    i loved him in roman holiday... his character is just so adorable!
    posted 1030 days ago
  • Spicecats
    Gregory Peck was such a good actor, very talented, i loved him in "To kill a mockingbird"
    posted 1130 days ago

Details

  • Name: Gregory Peck
  • Date of Birth: April 05, 1916
  • Birthplace: La Jolla, California, USA