You hear it time and again: After a lifetime as a movie star, Gregory Peck is a remarkably ... in my opinion. . . . I suppose he and Spencer Tracy were my favorite actors. Q: One could hardly ...

And they said Gregory Peck had no sense of humor ... It was as unsettling, and unconvincing, as watching Spencer Tracy attempt Harry Hyde in “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.” Basic goodness will ...

He was talking to Gregory Peck, who was very helpful ... started shooting in Marion County around 1941 with Spencer Tracy in the role Peck eventually played, but production halted shortly after ...

In their comments on the deaths of Katharine Hepburn on June 29, at 96, and Gregory Peck on June 11 ... but pursued a relationship with Spencer Tracy (who was married but separated from his ...

April 5 marks the centennial of actor Gregory Peck’s birth ... was just about ‘it’ in my opinion … I suppose he and Spencer Tracy were my favorite actors. [Tracy] had total concentration.

He lived to 96. He acted alongside many of the giants of 40s, 50s and 60s movie acting, including Marlon Brando, Gregory Peck, Spencer Tracy and Jimmy Stewart. He co-starred on two of the most ...

April 5 marks the centennial of Academy Award-winning actor Gregory Peck’s birth. On-screen, he was known for portraying men of conviction such as Atticus Finch in “To Kill a Mockingbird.” ...