#gregory peck

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he changed lives this day

[ilusciouss]

Ava Gardner and Gregory Peck in The Snows of Kilimanjaro 1952

[tsvete]

I am about to watch Gregory Peck's entire filmography. I saw Designing Woman and I am hooked.

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Only the Valiant (1951)

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[pepperbag76]

“ Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck behind the scenes of Roman Holiday, 1953 “

Source: audrey.hepburn_fan

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Gregory Peck as King David

Susan Hayward as Bathsheba

David and Bathsheba (1951)

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Gregory Peck

After seeing Breakfast At Tiffany's I wanted to see Audrey Hepburn's other famous movie too. So Roman Holiday it was. The start was good and funny, but I was not prepared for what was coming next.

I saw a gorgeous man walking home, late at night in the middle of Rome. He was tall, handsome, well dressed and I haven't even heard his voice yet. What a man. Princess Ann did not realize what a handsom man she was about to meet. Welcome Gregory Peck, into my heart.

Breathless I saw a romance blossom between Ann and Joe. How they sat at a sidewalk café, how they drove through Rome on a Vespa and how they danced under the stars. The best thing was visiting "The Mouth Of Truth". The joke Gregory played on Audrey was priceless and had me laughing for days. Even now I have a smile on my face thinking about this wonderful scene.

Ofcourse I wanted to see more of Gregory, so To Kill A Mockingbird was the next movie I saw. And I was in for a treat. Another great movie. And a well deserved Academy Award for Gregory. I only discovered him a few weeks ago, but a favorite he is for sure.

[vintage-tigre]

Ava Gardner and Gregory Peck, 1952

"The Snows of Kilimanjaro"

[bygone-hollywood]

Gregory Peck and Lauren Bacall in a publicity photo for “Designing Woman” (1957)

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Gregory Peck in “On The Beach” (1956) 

Directed by Stanley Kramer

Cinematography by Giuseppe Rotunno

[stillaintnolady]

Ginger the radio star

[morgandr]

Imagine:

Gregory Peck being completely infatuated by your beauty.

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(NOT MY GIF!)

(Gregory Peck X Reader)

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Gentleman's Agreement (1947) dir. Elia Kazan.

[gatutor]

Anne Heywood-Gregory Peck "La sombra el zar amarillo" (The chairman) 1969, de J. Lee Thompson.

[everythingi10ved]

To kill a mockingbird(1962), Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch