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All 51 George Peppard Movies (in Order)
Dive into the world of George Peppard, an iconic actor who graced the silver screen with his talent and charm. Join us as we take you on a journey through his most memorable movie roles, exploring the diverse range of genres and characters he portrayed throughout his illustrious career.
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1. The Strange One (1957)
The Strange One is a gripping drama-film noir set in a Southern military college that delves into the dark depths of traditions like hazing and its devastating impact on young, impressionable minds. As the students face a significant ethical dilemma around the dehumanization of their peers, they attempt to take control of their own fate by standing up against this long-standing practice. Directed by Jack Garfein and written by Calder Willingham, the film boasts a star-studded cast with notable appearances by Ben Gazzara, Pat Hingle, and Peter Mark Richman.
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2. Little Moon of Alban (1958)
In the post-World War I era, Irish nurse Brigid Mary, harboring deep-seated resentment towards the English due to the losses of her fiancé, brother, and father, finds herself caring for the very people she once blamed. As she provides compassionate care to her patients, she unknowingly begins to develop feelings for soldier Kenneth Boyd - a stark contrast to the enmity she once held. This gripping drama, set amidst the backdrop of a tumultuous period in history, explores love, forgiveness, and the complexity of human emotions.
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3. Pork Chop Hill (1959)
Embark on a harrowing journey with “Pork Chop Hill” (1959), an intense war drama based on the Korean War peace talks. A group of brave U. S. soldiers are battling against time to retake a crucial hill from the aggressive Communist Chinese forces.
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4. Home from the Hill (1960)
Experience the captivating drama of Home from the Hill, set in Texas during the late 1950s, as it follows the influential Hunnicutt family. This enthralling melodrama explores themes of illegitimacy, womanizing, and love stories in a small-town Texas setting. Written by Harriet Frank Jr. , Irving Ravetch, and William Humphrey and directed by Vincente Minnelli, Home from the Hill stars a talented cast including Robert Mitchum, Eleanor Parker, and George Peppard.
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5. The Subterraneans (1960)
In 1960, “The Subterraneans, ” directed by Ranald MacDougall, premiered on the silver screens. Based on Jack Kerouac’s novel of the same name, this drama explores the romance between two misunderstood new bohemians, who struggle to find themselves amidst the chaos of San Francisco, California. Portraying an atmosphere reminiscent of the beatnik generation, the film stars Leslie Caron, George Peppard, and Janice Rule.
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6. Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)
Experience the enchanting charm of “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” (1961) - a timeless, romantic comedy-drama set in the bustling urban landscape of New York City. Audrey Hepburn dazzles as a captivating socialite who crosses paths with a charming, enigmatic stranger, played by George Peppard. As the two navigate their blossoming connection amidst her complicated past, they must confront the challenges of love, identity, and social expectations.
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7. How the West Was Won (1962)
Get ready for an epic journey through the annals of American history as “How the West Was Won” unravels the dramatic story of Westward expansion in the 19th century. Spanning several decades, this family saga brings to life the Gold Rush, the Civil War, and the construction of railroads.
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8. The Victors (1963)
The Victors, a gripping war film set during World War II, tells the intelligent and sprawling saga of a squad of American soldiers as they traverse Europe. This immersive journey showcases the courage and determination of these unsung heroes and the sacrifices they made. Starring a strong cast, including Albert Finney and George Hamilton, this high-quality film captures the essence of war and its profound impact on those involved.
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9. The Carpetbaggers (1964)
The Carpetbaggers” is a 1964 drama-romance film set in 1930s Hollywood. The story revolves around Jonas Cord, a young, disagreeable tycoon who dabbles in plane building, film directing, and catfighting. Caught up in the corporate scene, Cord indulges in high-profile scandals and relationships.
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10. The Third Day (1965)
The Third Day” is a gripping drama from 1965, directed by Jack Smight, that delves into the darkest recesses of the human psyche. The plot revolves around a man caught in a car crash, suffering from amnesia, who is suspected of murdering his mistress. The narrative unfolds with the man’s hostile reception by his wife and despising from her cousin, revealing an underlying dysfunction within this corporate takeover family.
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11. Operation Crossbow (1965)
Operation Crossbow, released in 1965, is a gripping world war two spy thriller. Set during the height of the conflict, this suspenseful action-drama follows a group of daring Allied agents as they embark on a high-stakes mission - infiltrating the Nazis’ top-secret rocket research site.
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12. The Blue Max (1966)
The Blue Max, released in 1966, takes viewers on a thrilling journey through the intense and dangerous world of World War One. Set in the German air force of 1918, the film follows a young and ambitious pilot as he navigates his lower-class status and the disdain of his fellow soldiers. Determined to prove himself, he sets his sights on the prestigious Blue Max medal, which is awarded to soldiers who achieve 20 kills.
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13. Rough Night in Jericho (1967)
Rough Night in Jericho” is a classic Western romantic adventure from 1967, directed by Arnold Laven and starring the talented trio of Dean Martin, Jean Simmons, and George Peppard. Set in the rugged Arizona desert, the story unfolds as Martin, a strong-willed, widowed former sheriff, partners with Simmons’ fiery character, a determined woman with a fierce spirit, embarking on a daring mission to overthrow the notorious, ruthless town boss terrorizing the citizens of Jericho.
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14. Tobruk (1967)
Tobruk, a 1967 war drama film directed by Arthur Hiller, tells the thrilling story of a Canadian POW major who is unexpectedly rescued by a unique British military unit consisting of Germans. This unlikely alliance is on a mission to lead an attack on a vital Nazi fuel depot in Tobruk, Libya during the North Africa Campaign.
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15. P.J. (1967)
P. J. ” is a classic neo-noir thriller from 1967 with a rich cast and exciting plot. Private investigator P. J. (George Peppard) is struggling to make ends meet in New York City when he stumbles upon an opportunity that could change everything - a job as a bodyguard for the death-threatened mistress of a shady millionaire. As P. J. gets deeper into the dangerous world of conspiracy and murder, he finds himself grappling with life or death decisions and fighting for the truth.
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16. House of Cards (1968)
House of Cards, ” a 1968 thriller set in 1960s Paris, follows an American boxer as he uncovers a sinister international fascist conspiracy that seeks to establish a new world order. With a gripping plot and an all-star cast, including George Peppard, Inger Stevens, and Orson Welles, the film masterfully intertwines crime, drama, and mystery.
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17. What’s So Bad About Feeling Good? (1968)
In the colorful world of 1968’s What’s So Bad About Feeling Good? , the infectious epidemic sweeping the bustling streets of Manhattan, New York City, takes on a uniquely positive twist. When a new viral infection causes people to feel intense happiness, it’s not long before the authorities suspect a sinister plot.
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18. Pendulum (1969)
In the gripping 1969 crime thriller “Pendulum, ” police captain Frank Matthews finds himself falsely accused of murdering his adulterous wife and her lover. Determined to clear his name and find the truth, Matthews sets off on a relentless hunt for the real killer. With no time to lose, he delves into the dark underbelly of crime, uncovering a web of deceit and corruption that threatens to consume him.
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19. The Executioner (1970)
The Executioner, ” also known as “A Dandy in the Underworld, ” is a 1970 thrilling British drama directed by Sam Wanamaker. This classic tale is set in the world of espionage and follows the journey of a British Intelligence Agent tasked with uncovering the truth about a fellow spy, rumored to be a double agent.
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20. Cannon for Cordoba (1970)
Cannon for Cordoba” is a gripping 1970 Western film set in 1916, where a Mexican rebel steals vital cannons from the American army. General Pershing sends out a motley crew of soldiers, including George Peppard’s character, to recover these stolen weapons, resulting in a thrilling battle filled with explosions. The movie offers a captivating blend of action, romance, and Western elements, making it an engaging experience for all viewers.
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21. One More Train to Rob (1971)
Get ready for a thrilling wild west adventure in “One More Train to Rob” (1971)! . George Peppard stars as Harker Fleet, a man who takes the fall for a train robbery, only to be released from prison and seek retribution against his former partners.
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22. The Bravos (1972)
The Bravos, set in 1972, is a Western adventure that brings together the elements of U. S. Cavalry, native American culture, and heart-pounding action.
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23. The Groundstar Conspiracy (1972)
In the gripping action-thriller “The Groundstar Conspiracy”, released in 1972, we find ourselves following the manhunt of a government investigator searching for the truth behind a notorious break-in at a highly secretive research facility. The plot unfolds with scenes of intensity, where our protagonist finds himself in life-threatening situations and is forced to confront danger head-on. As the investigation goes on, the stakes get higher, and the secrets of the research facility become more and more entangled in mysterious government plots.
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24. Newman’s Law (1974)
In the gritty depths of 1970s Los Angeles, “Newman’s Law” introduces viewers to Vince Newman, an unyielding and honest cop who tirelessly battles against the rampant tide of crime plaguing the city. As he confronts the corruption lurking within his own department, Newman is determined to bring down the dangerous drug ring heeding the streets’ insidious call.
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25. Guilty or Innocent: The Sam Sheppard Murder Case (1975)
In the riveting 1975 drama “Guilty or Innocent: The Sam Sheppard Murder Case, ” audiences are taken on a suspenseful journey through the life of Dr. Sam Sheppard, a distinguished Ohio doctor whose reputation takes a dark turn when he is accused of murdering his wife. Despite Dr. Sheppard’s vehement denials, he finds himself in the crosshairs of the law, leading to a gripping tale of justice and doubt.
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26. One of Our Own (1975)
One of Our Own” (1975) is a riveting medical drama that puts you right in the heart of a bustling city hospital. Our protagonist, Dr.
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27. Damnation Alley (1977)
In a post-apocalyptic world where the few remaining survivors struggle to find their place amidst destruction, “Damnation Alley” follows the journey of a group of fearless riders as they navigate through the uncharted, perilous terrain in their custom-designed all-terrain vehicles. As the survivors face the unknown, they not only encounter abandoned ghost towns but also confront the hostile environment that seems to have gone mad, battling a terrifying cockroach-like creature on their way. This thrilling sci-fi adventure, set against the backdrop of a futuristic steampunk world, tests the limits of human courage and determination, ultimately revealing the true meaning of survival.
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28. Five Days from Home (1978)
Five Days from Home” is a dramatic action-crime film released in 1979, starring Neville Brand and Victor Campos. This thrilling story follows a man who is wrongfully convicted in Louisiana and decides to break free from prison in order to be by his dying son’s side in California. With only five days left to make it across the country, our protagonist faces the harsh realities of the criminal underworld.
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29. Crisis in Mid-air (1979)
Crisis in Mid-air” (1979), directed by Walter Grauman, is a gripping drama that follows the life of an air traffic controller during a turbulent period of personal and professional strife. As the protagonist grapples with the aftermath of a mid-air collision, causing chaos in his personal life, he becomes embroiled in a court case. With George Peppard, Karen Grassle, and Desi Arnaz Jr.
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30. Torn Between Two Lovers (1979)
Torn Between Two Lovers” is a 1979 drama-romance film starring Lee Remick, Joseph Bologna, and George Peppard. The movie follows Diane, a happily married woman who finds herself facing complicated emotions when she meets an alluring architect during her travels.
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31. From Hell to Victory (1979)
From Hell to Victory, ” also known as “Contro 4 bandiere, ” is a war drama film released in 1981. Directed by Umberto Lenzi, the movie stars George Peppard, George Hamilton, and Horst Buchholz. Set in 1939, the story unfolds at a Paris café where six friends from different nationalities make a vow to meet again after the end of World War II.
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32. An Almost Perfect Affair (1979)
In the captivating 1979 film, “An Almost Perfect Affair, ” a small-time American filmmaker embarks on a thrilling journey to Cannes, hoping to bring his movie to the limelight. Little does he know, this adventure will lead him into an unexpected and passionate affair with the wife of one of the film producers. Set against the backdrop of France, this delightful comedy drama explores the complexities of love and heartbreak, while offering an intriguing glimpse into the world of filmmaking.
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33. Battle Beyond the Stars (1980)
Battle Beyond the Stars” is a 1980 action-adventure sci-fi film that pits a farm boy against an oppressive tyrant who seeks to annihilate his planet, Akir. The young hero rallies a group of outlaws, including an embittered computer wizard and a seasoned alien ship captain, to save their home.
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34. Treasure of the Yankee Zephyr (1981)
Treasure of the Yankee Zephyr” is a thrilling adventure set in the breathtaking mountains of New Zealand, where a group of unlikely heroes embark on a race against time to recover a fortune in gold from a World War II-era plane wreck, submerged in a remote lake. As they navigate treacherous landscapes and dangerous encounters with their villainous adversary, the stakes are raised, and the race becomes a fight for survival.
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35. Your Ticket Is No Longer Valid (1981)
In “Your Ticket Is No Longer Valid, ” an influential businessman is pushed to the brink by the weight of his work and personal life. As his inability to satisfy his wife in bed leaves him paranoid about her infidelity, the idea of her cheating becomes increasingly enticing.
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36. Twilight Theatre (1982)
Twilight Theatre, released in 1982, is a delightful 90-minute comedy special that takes audiences on a hilarious journey featuring some of the biggest names in comedy. This entertaining variety show, directed by Perry Rosemond, is known for its lighthearted skits that showcase the talents of renowned comedians.
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37. Jugando con la muerte (1982)
Jugando con la muerte” is an action-packed thriller set in 1982, where a Spanish police chief hires an undercover agent, code-named Eagle, to infiltrate a dangerous heroin smuggling gang run by an evil man. Eagle, portrayed by Jorge Rivero, uses a female agent as a point of contact and soon discovers that their involvement goes beyond mere drug trafficking.
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38. NBC 60th Anniversary Celebration (1986)
Celebrate the rich history of NBC with an extraordinary retrospective! . In 1986, the network hosted a special anniversary event highlighting the evolution of television over the past 60 years, capturing the reminiscences of stars and pioneers alike. This captivating documentary features renowned personalities like Debbie Allen, Steve Allen, and Fran Allison, as they share their experiences and fondest memories of their time with the network.
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39. Sex Symbols; Past, Present and Future (1987)
Sex Symbols; Past, Present and Future” is a captivating documentary that dives deep into the fascinating world of sex symbols throughout history. Released in 1987, this compelling film takes viewers on a journey through time, exploring the lives and careers of iconic women who have defined beauty and seduction.
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40. Man Against the Mob (1988)
In the bustling 1930s city of Los Angeles, an elite squad, led by a determined police detective, wages a fierce battle against a ruthless and menacing organized crime ring. As they tackle the dangerous world of gangsters and corruption, they must navigate the dangerous labyrinth of deceit and violence that threatens to consume them. With action-packed scenes, intense drama, and a thrilling crime plot, Man Against the Mob (1988) is a gripping and suspenseful journey into the dark underworld of LA’s criminal underbelly.
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41. Silence Like Glass (1989)
Silence Like Glass, a poignant drama based on the 1989 film Zwei Frauen, explores the deep personal and professional struggles of a talented ballet dancer who learns she has cancer. The film delves into the emotional turmoil and hardships faced by the dancer, as well as her friends and family, while also providing an intimate look at the ballet world. With standout performances from Jami Gertz, Martha Plimpton, and George Peppard, this heart-wrenching tale of strength and resilience is not to be missed, featuring a raw, unflinching portrayal of the human condition.
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42. Man Against the Mob: The Chinatown Murders (1989)
Man Against the Mob: The Chinatown Murders” is a gripping crime-drama, set in the gritty and corrupt streets of 1940s Los Angeles. Join George Peppard as he stars as an honorable cop, hellbent on dismantling the menace that plagues his city.
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43. Night of the Fox (1990)
In the thrilling 1990 drama “Night of the Fox, ” American officer Richard Burton (George Peppard) is part of a covert operation to deliver crucial documents for the imminent Allied invasion of Europe. When his craft is attacked and sunk by German E-boats, he finds himself stranded on the German-occupied Jersey Islands. Facing a race against time, the Allies hatch a daring plan to rescue him, sending a British S. O. E. Agent, played by Michael York, to infiltrate the enemy’s ranks by posing as an S. D. officer.
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44. Die Tigerin (1992)
Die Tigerin” is a crime drama set in the roaring twenties of Berlin, Germany. The film follows the story of a stunningly gorgeous and fiercely independent street walker, who is also known as the Tigress. When she falls for a charming grifter, their passionate affair takes a dangerous turn as one of her lovers becomes envious and betrays her, forcing her to flee the city.
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45. The 67th Annual Academy Awards (1995)
Bring the glamour and excitement of Hollywood to your living room with “The 67th Annual Academy Awards”! . This three-hour-long event showcases the brightest and best moments from the world of cinema. Join hosts David Letterman, Ken Adam, and others as they present awards, introduce spectacular performances, and let you in on some exclusive behind-the-scenes footage.
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46. The Best of Hollywood (1998)
Join Tab Hunter on a nostalgic journey through the history of Hollywood’s most iconic cinematic achievements from the 1950s to the end of the 20th century. “The Best of Hollywood” (1998) is a thought-provoking documentary that takes viewers on an exploration of the golden age of Hollywood.
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47. Cinerama Adventure (2002)
Cinerama Adventure (2002) is an enthralling documentary that offers a nostalgic journey into the heyday of a groundbreaking cinematic phenomenon. This film takes the audience back to the dazzling era of motion pictures that showcased extravagant dimensions, showmanship, and aerial camera shots not seen before.
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48. Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation! (2008)
Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation! ” is a riveting documentary that delves into the explosive world of Australian exploitation genre cinema during the 70s and 80s. Directed by Mark Hartley, the film weaves together footage, interviews, and rich historical context to illuminate the wild and untamed spirit of this audacious era in Australian cinema.
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49. Johnny Mercer: The Dream’s on Me (2009)
Johnny Mercer: The Dream’s on Me” is a thought-provoking 2009 documentary that explores the life and music of the legendary Johnny Mercer. Directed by Bruce Ricker and featuring insightful interviews with Julie Andrews, Harold Arlen, and Bill Charlap, this compelling film takes us on a journey through Mercer’s life, from his humble beginnings to his incredible success as a songwriter and musical genius. The documentary also delves into Mercer’s relationships with some of the most talented artists of his time. With a captivating runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes, this inspiring documentary is a must-watch for fans of jazz and music history alike.
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50. Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation (2020)
Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation” is a riveting documentary that explores the lives, works and personal journeys of two iconic American artists, Tennessee Williams and Truman Capote. This innovative dual-portrait documentary provides an in-depth look into the lives of these literary giants, whose paths intersected and had a profound impact on both their careers and personal lives.
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51. Jay Sebring… Cutting to the Truth (2020)
Dive into the untold story of Jay Sebring, an artist, designer, and entrepreneur, whose tragic life took an unexpected turn when he was violently taken from the world alongside Sharon Tate. “Jay Sebring. . Cutting to the Truth” takes us on a poignant journey through Sebring’s life, revealing the depth and complexity of a man who was both a celebrated hairdresser and a key player in Hollywood’s elite circle.
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