Gregory Peck

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1916 age 0

   Born

2. 1945 age 29

   CreditSpellbound

3. 1946 age 30

   CreditThe Yearling

4. 1947 age 31

   CreditGentleman's Agreement

   CreditThe Paradine Case

5. 1949 age 33

   CreditTwelve O'Clock High

6. 1952 age 36

   CreditThe Snows of Kilimanjaro

7. 1953 age 37

   CreditRoman Holiday

8. 1958 age 42

   CreditThe Big Country

   CreditThe Big Countryproducer

9. 1961 age 45

   CreditThe Guns of Navarone

10. 1962 age 46

    CreditCape Fear

    CreditHow the West Was Won

    CreditTo Kill a Mockingbird

11. 1966 age 50

    CreditArabesque

12. 1969 age 53

    CreditMackenna's Gold

13. 1976 age 60

    CreditThe Omen

14. 1978 age 62

    CreditThe Boys from Brazil

15. 1991 age 75

    CreditCape Fear

16. 2003 age 87

    Died

17. 2015 age 87

    CreditTrumbo

• JWJames R. Webb4 titles
• RRRobert Riettii3 titles
• ANAlfred Newman3 titles
• DZDarryl F. Zanuck3 titles
• LCLeo G. Carroll3 titles
• JTJ. Lee Thompson3 titles
• SBSy Bartlett3 titles
• BHBen Hecht2 titles
• DSDavid O. Selznick2 titles
• EWEli Wallach2 titles

• Children

  • CPCecilia Peck

Nothing recorded for: Spouse, Partner, Parents, Siblings, Influenced by, Studied under, Taught.

• If I have to tell him who I am, then I'm not.

  Gregory Peck, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I'm not a do-gooder. It embarrassed me to be classified as a humanitarian. I simply take part in activities that I believe in.

  Gregory Peck, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I put everything I had into it — all my feelings and everything I'd learned in 46 years of living, about family life and fathers and children. And my feelings about racial justice and inequality and opportunity.

  Gregory Peck, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I think I should have been more ferocious in pursuit of the whale, more cruel to the crew, and I think I'd have a better grasp now of what Melville was talking about. Ahab focused all his energies on avenging himself against the whale, but he was trying to penetrate the mystery of why we are here at all, why there is anything. I wasn't mad enough, not crazy enough, not obsessive enough. I should have done more. … At the time, I didn't have more in me.

  Gregory Peck, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I don't think I could stay interested for a couple of months in a character of mean motivation.

  Gregory Peck, CC BY-SA 4.0

• If these Mount Everests of the financial world are going to labor and bring forth still more pictures with people being blown to bits with bazookas and automatic assault rifles with no gory detail left unexploited, if they are going to encourage anxious, ambitious actors, directors, writers and producers to continue their assault on the English language by reducing the vocabularies of their characters to half a dozen words, with one colorful but overused Anglo-Saxon verb and one unbeautiful Anglo-Saxon noun covering just about every situation, then I would like to suggest that they stop and think about this: making millions is not the whole ball game, fellows. Pride of workmanship is worth more. Artistry is worth more.

  Gregory Peck, CC BY-SA 4.0