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1. Peter Finch (September 28, 1916 - January 14, 1977) was an English -born actor with strong Australian connections. (Web site)
2. Peter Finch was married three times.

Glenda Jackson

1. Peter Finch and Glenda Jackson are both in love (or so they think) with Murray Head. (Web site)

Harris

1. Harris (Peter Finch), who goes by the book, can't be dissuaded by Towns to not set off on foot with Sgt.

Actors

1. Ken and I used to go to this theatrical club with Richard Burton and Peter Finch and Albert Finney -- actors all on their way to becoming great. (Web site)

Film Debut

1. The Magic Shoes (1935) - The film debut of Peter Finch, completed but never released. (Web site)

Moving Story

1. Peter Finch, Dame Edith Evans, Mildred Dunnock and Dean Jagger co-star in a moving story of faith and one woman's devotion.

Richard Harris

1. It's not like the old days, though, when he would carouse with fellow world-class party animals Richard Burton, Richard Harris and Peter Finch.

Best Actor

1. The only actor to win an Oscar posthumously was Peter Finch, who won the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1977 for his role in the movie Network. (Web site)

Best Actor Oscar

1. Although James Dean had also been posthumously nominated for a Best Actor Oscar, Peter Finch was the first actor to win the award posthumously. (Web site)

Film

1. Based on Nevil Shute's best-seller, this film saw Best Actor and Best Actress BAFTAs awarded to Peter Finch and Viginia McKenna for their great performances.

Peter Finch

1. Jon Finch, an actor with whom Peter Finch is often confused but who was unrelated to Peter, also appeared in a minor role in the film.
2. Jon Finch, an actor with whom Peter Finch is often confused but who was unrelated to Peter, appeared in a minor role in the film Sunday Bloody Sunday. (Web site)

Categories

1. Minor Role
2. Best Actor Oscar
3. First Actor
4. Moving Story
5. Arts > Films > Actors > Richard Harris
6. Books about "Peter Finch" in Amazon.com
   

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