Peter Lawford

Born: September 7, 1923 · London, England, UK
Died: December 24, 1984

Actor
Producer
Director

Peter Sydney Ernest Lawford (né Aylen; 7 September 1923 – 24 December 1984) was an English-American actor. He was a member of the "Rat Pack" and the brother-in-law of U.S. president John F. Kennedy and senators Robert F. Kennedy and Edward Kennedy. From the 1940s to the 1960s, he was a well-known celebrity and starred in a number of highly acclaimed films. In later years, he was noted more for his off-screen activities as a celebrity than for his acting; it was said that he became "famous for being famous". Description above from the Wikipedia article Peter Lawford, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Filmography · 53 credits

1981Body and Soul · Actor (Big Man) ★ 4.7
1979Angels' Brigade · Actor (Burke) ★ 2.3
1975Rosebud · Actor (Lord Carter) ★ 5.2
1974That's Entertainment! · Self (Narrator - Clip from 1947 version of 'Good News') ★ 7.8
1974That's Entertainment! · Self (Self - Co-Host) ★ 7.8
1972They Only Kill Their Masters · Actor (Lee Campbell) ★ 6.2
1970One More Time · Actor (Lord Sydney Pepper) ★ 4.9
1970One More Time · Actor (Christopher Pepper) ★ 4.9
1970Togetherness · Actor (Prince Solomon Justiani) ★ 5.4
1969The April Fools · Actor (Ted Gunther) ★ 6.1
1969Hook, Line and Sinker · Actor (Scott Carter) ★ 5.4
1968Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell · Actor (Justin Young) ★ 6.8
1968Skidoo · Actor (The Senator) ★ 4.7
1968Salt and Pepper · Actor (Christopher Pepper) ★ 5.1
1967Dead Run · Actor (Stephen Daine) ★ 5.4
1966A Man Called Adam · Actor (Manny) ★ 6.6
1965Harlow · Actor (Paul Bern) ★ 5.5
1965Sylvia · Actor (Frederic Summers) ★ 6.6
1963Dead Ringer · Actor (Tony Collins) ★ 7.3
1962Advise & Consent · Actor (Sen. Lafe Smith) ★ 7.7
1962Sergeants 3 · Actor (Sgt. Larry Barrett) ★ 5.9
1960Ocean's Eleven · Actor (Jimmy Foster) ★ 6.5
1960Exodus · Actor (Maj. Caldwell) ★ 6.7
1959Never So Few · Actor (Capt. Grey Travis) ★ 5.8
1954It Should Happen to You · Actor (Evan Adams III) ★ 7.2
1953Rogue's March · Actor (Capt. Dion Lenbridge) ★ 6.0
1953Rogue's March · Actor (Pvt. Harry Simms) ★ 6.0
1952Just This Once · Actor (Mark MacLene) ★ 6.2
1952Kangaroo · Actor (Richard Connor) ★ 5.7
1952The Hour of 13 · Actor (Nicholas Revel) ★ 6.4
1952You for Me · Actor (Tony Brown) ★ 5.7
1951Royal Wedding · Actor (Lord John Brindale) ★ 6.7
1951A Very Sitcom Christmas · Actor
1950Please Believe Me · Actor (Jeremy Taylor) ★ 5.7
1949Little Women · Actor (Laurie) ★ 7.2
1949The Red Danube · Actor (Major John 'Twingo' McPhimister) ★ 6.6
1948Easter Parade · Actor (Jonathan Harrow III) ★ 7.3
1948Julia Misbehaves · Actor (Ritchie Lorgan) ★ 6.8
1948On an Island with You · Actor (Lt. Lawrence Y. Kingslee) ★ 5.9
1947Good News · Actor (Tommy Marlowe) ★ 6.7
1947It Happened in Brooklyn · Actor (Jamie Shellgrove) ★ 6.5
1947My Brother Talks to Horses · Actor (John S. Penrose) ★ 6.1
1946Cluny Brown · Actor (Andrew Carmel) ★ 7.4
1946Two Sisters from Boston · Actor (Lawrence Tyburt Patterson, Jr.) ★ 6.6
1945The Picture of Dorian Gray · Actor (David Stone) ★ 7.5
1945Son of Lassie · Actor (Joe Carraclough) ★ 6.4
1944Mrs. Parkington · Actor (Lord Thornley) ★ 7.0
1944The White Cliffs of Dover · Actor (John Ashwood II as a Young Man) ★ 7.0
1943Someone to Remember · Actor (Joe Downes) ★ 7.3
1943The West Side Kid · Actor (Jerry Winston) ★ 6.1
1943The Purple V · Actor (Roger) ★ 5.8
1942A Yank at Eton · Actor (Ronnie Kenvil) ★ 6.2
1938Lord Jeff · Actor (Benny Potter) ★ 6.7