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Everyone here at M‐G‐M who was privileged to know this gifted artist and warm and gentle human being is deeply saddened beyond words by the news. “The sudden and untimely passing of Peter Finch has come as a blow to all of us who knew, respected and loved him. Rosenfelt, president and chief executive of Metro‐Goldwyn‐Mayer, producer of “Network,” issued the following statement in Los Angeles after Mr. Finch appeared in were ‘“The Miniver Story” with Greer Gerson and Walter Pidgeon (1950), “Gilbert and Sullivan” with Robert Morley and Maurice Evans (1953), “Elephant Walk” with Elizabeth Taylor and Dana Andrews (1954), “The Detective,” with Alec Guinness (1954), “The Heart of the Matter” with Trevor Howard (1954), “The Warriors” with Errol Flynn (1955), “The Nun's Story” with Audrey Hepburn (1959), “The Sins of Rachel Cade” with Angie Dickinson (1961), “In the Cool of the Day” with Jane Fonda (1963), “The Pumpkin Eater” with Anne Bancroft (1964), “Judith” with Sophia Loren (1966), “The Legend of Lylah Clare” with Kim Novak (1968), “The Nelson Affair” with Glenda Jackson (1973) and “Lost Horizon” with Liv Ullmann (1973).įrank E. Finch preferred acting in films he said he did not have the patience for appearing in long‐run plays.Īmong the films Mr. Later he appeared in plays with John Mills and Diana Wynyard, in “Othello” with Orson Wells and in “Romeo and Juliet” at the Old Vic.
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Finch made his English debut on the stage in 1949, playing with Edith Evans in “Daphne Laureola.” “I was lucky-it was a whacking success-people stood up and cheered,” he recalled. A personal contract to Sir Laurence followed, as did Old Vic appearances. However, it was at that period, during a performance of Moliére in a Sydney, factory, that he was seen by Sir Laurence Olivier, who was touring Australia with the Old Vic company. “It failed,” he once observed, because people wanted to lie on the beach.” Finch organized his own traveling dramatic company that put on classical plays in little theaters and in factories during lunchtime. They were cheerful idiots and seemed to take it better.”Īfter serving with the Australian forces in World War II, Mr. Finch told an interviewer some years ago, “I decided I might as well do it with actors as anyone else. That phase did not last long and he was sent to Australia to live with cousins. 28, 1916, in London, where, as he once put it, his father was a professor of science “at the university.” He spent his early childhood in France and at the age of 10 was taken by his grandmother to India, where under her guidance he settled down to study with a Buddhist priest. nominated for his role as the homosexual doctor in the 1971 film “Sunday Bloody Sunday.” His rousing performance as Howard Beale, the demented news commentator in “Network.” was seen as virtually certain to win him an Academy Award nomination for best actor. Finch was the winner of numerous acting awards in this country and abroad. film he played Yitzhak Rabin, Prime Minister of Israel.Ī suave, literate man who exuded an air of wordly grace, Mr. Finch was also seen last weekend on NBC's television broadcast of the second version of the Israeli rescue last July 4 of hostages in Uganda, “Raid on Entebbe.” In the. Finch, a spokesman for the show said, “He looked old to me, older than I had expected.” The actor's most recent public appearance was on the “Tonight Show,” with Johnny Carson, televised from the West Coast Thursday night.
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