Eyevine Keystone USA December 2010
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Jan 01, 1950 - Hollywood, CA, USA - One of the postwar era's most successful actors, GREGORY PECK was long the moral conscience of the silver screen; almost without exception, his performances embodied the virtues of strength, conviction, and intelligence so highly valued by American audiences. As the studios' iron grip on Hollywood began to loosen, he also emerged among the very first stars to declare his creative independence, working almost solely in movies of his own choosing. (Credit Image: ? KEYSTONE Pictures USA)/ eyevine
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1950-01-01
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