Peter Lawford

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Known For Acting

Known Credits 115

Gender Male

Birthday 1923-09-07

Day of Death 1984-12-24 (61 years old)

Place of Birth London, England, UK

Also Known As

Peter Sydney Vaughn Aylen
Peter Sydney Ernest Aylen
Peter Sydney Ernest Lawford

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Peter Lawford

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Peter Sydney Vaughn Aylen (7 September 1923 – 24 December 1984), better known as Peter Lawford, was an English-American actor. He was a member of the "Rat Pack", and brother-in-law to President John F. Kennedy, perhaps more noted in later years for his off-screen activities as a celebrity than for his acting. In his earlier professional years (late 1930s through the 1950s) he had a strong presence in popular culture and starred in a number of highly acclaimed films.

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Acting

2011

as Himself (archive footage)

2003

as Himself

1991

1984

1981

as Big Man

1979		Mysterious Island of Beautiful Women as Gordon Duvall
1979		Angels' Brigade as Burke

1977

(1 episode) as Teddy Smith

1976

as Slapstick Star

1975		Rosebud as Lord Carter
1975		Elizabeth Taylor: An Intimate Portrait as Host - Himself
1975		The Jeffersons (1 episode)
1975		Gable: The King Remembered as Himself - Host / Narrator

1974		That's Entertainment! as Himself - Host / Narrator
1974		The Phantom of Hollywood as Roger Cross
1974		James Dean Remembered as Self - Host

1972

as Campbell

1971		Ellery Queen: Don't Look Behind You as Ellery Queen
1971		The Deadly Hunt as Mason
1971		Clay Pigeon as Government Agent
1971		A Step Out of Line as Art Stoyer

1970		Togetherness as Prince Solomon
1970		The Smothers Brothers Summer Show (1 episode)
1970		One More Time as Christopher Pepper / Lord Sydney Pepper

1969		The Two Kennedys as Self
1969		Hook, Line and Sinker as Dr. Scott Carter
1969		The April Fools as Ted Gunther

1968		Skidoo as The Senator
1968		Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell as Justin Young
1968		The Doris Day Show (128 episodes) as Dr. Peter Lawrence
1968		Hawaii Five-O (1 episode)
1968		The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show (1 episode)
1968		Salt & Pepper as Christopher Pepper
1968		The Dick Cavett Show (1 episode) as Self - Guest
1968		Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (9 episodes)
1968		Walls Of Sin as Papá Baroni

1967		The Carol Burnett Show (1 episode)
1967		Dead Run as Stephen Daine
1967		How I Spent My Summer Vacation as Ned Pine

1966		A Man Called Adam as Manny
1966		The Oscar as Steve Marks

1965		The Wild Wild West (1 episode)
1965		Run for Your Life (1 episode)
1965		Harlow as Paul Benn
1965		Sylvia as Frederic Summers

1964		Profiles in Courage (1 episode)
1964		Bewitched (1 episode)
1964		Dead Ringer as Tony Collins
1964		The Hollywood Palace (1 episode)
1964		Faces of November as Self (uncredited)

1963

(1 episode)

1962		The Merv Griffin Show (1 episode) as Self
1962		The Longest Day as Lord Lovat
1962		The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1 episode)
1962		The Virginian (1 episode)
1962		Advise & Consent as Senator Lafe Smith
1962		President Kennedy’s Birthday Salute as Self - Host
1962		Sergeants 3 as Larry Barrett
1962		The Farmer's Daughter as Glen Morley

1960		Pepe as Peter Lawford
1960		Ocean's Eleven as Jimmy Foster
1960		Exodus as Maj. Caldwell

1959		The Frank Sinatra Timex Show: An Afternoon with Frank Sinatra as Himself
1959		Never So Few as Capt. Grey Travis

1957

(72 episodes) as Nick Charles

1956		The Dinah Shore Chevy Show (4 episodes) as Self
1956		The Steve Allen Show (6 episodes)

1955

(1 episode)

1954		Climax! (1 episode)
1954		The Jimmy Durante Show (5 episodes)
1954		Dear Phoebe (31 episodes) as Bill Hastings
1954		It Should Happen to You as Evan Adams III

1953		Rogue's March as Capt. Dion Lenbridge
1953		General Electric Theater (1 episode)

1952		The Hour of 13 as Nicholas Revel
1952		You for Me as Tony Brown
1952		Kangaroo as Richard Connor
1952		Just This Once as Mark MacLene IV

1951		Schlitz Playhouse of Stars (3 episodes)
1951		Royal Wedding as Lord John Brindale

1950		Please Believe Me as Jeremy Taylor
1950		What's My Line? (4 episodes) (2 episodes) as Self - Mystery Guest

1949		The Red Danube as Major John 'Twingo' McPhimister
1949		Little Women as Theodore "Laurie" Laurence

1948		Julia Misbehaves as Ritchie Lorgan
1948		Easter Parade as Jonathan Harrow III
1948		On an Island with You as Lt. Lawrence Y. Kingslee

1947		Good News as Tommy Marlowe
1947		It Happened in Brooklyn as Jamie Shellgrove
1947		My Brother Talks to Horses as John S. Penrose

1946		Two Sisters from Boston as Lawrence Tyburt Patterson Jr.
1946		Cluny Brown as Andrew Carmel

1945		Son of Lassie as Joe Carraclough
1945		The Picture of Dorian Gray as David Stone

1944		Mrs. Parkington as Lord Thornley
1944		The Canterville Ghost as Anthony de Canterville
1944		The White Cliffs of Dover as John Ashwood II as a Young Man

1943		Flesh and Fantasy as Pierrot (uncredited)
1943		Corvette K-225 as Naval Officer
1943		Sherlock Holmes Faces Death as Young Sailor at Bar (uncredited)
1943		The West Side Kid as Jerry Winston
1943		Someone to Remember as Joe Downes
1943		The Man from Down Under as Mr. Jones
1943		The Sky's the Limit as Naval Commander (uncredited)
1943		Pilot #5 as British Soldier
1943		Above Suspicion as Student (Uncredited)
1943		Immortal Sergeant as Soldier
1943		The Purple V as Roger

1942		Junior Army as Cadet Wilbur
1942		Thunder Birds as English Cadet (uncredited)
1942		A Yank at Eton as Ronnie Kenvil
1942		Mrs. Miniver as Pilot (uncredited)
1942		Eagle Squadron as Pilot

1938

as Benny Potter

1931

as Horace

Production

1970

… Executive Producer

1968

… Executive Producer

Directing

1968

(1 episode) … Director

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