The difference between Gregory Peck and other actors is that he has a humility and carries an air of quiet dignity about him. It is refreshing to hear an actor of low ego and dedicated professionalism. Quite different to 'celebrities' today.

I think The Omen is one of the best and most definitive horror film ever produced. It is truly a classic.

Director Richard Donner couldn't believe his luck managing to get Gregory Peck to play the Ambassador. Wonderful actor. The whole cast were superb in The Omen.

Gregory Peck is so handsome, and his voice is so deep and melodic that he seems almost unreal!

When I met David Warner, he referred to Gregory Peck as "The Great Man" who he had nothing but love and the deepest respect for.

His voice. His physical presence. His command is great. He has a great presence on the screen but not overbearing. The Omen is such a good film.

One word for Mr Peck! CLASS!!!

What an actor. I love his voice and persona.

Gregory Peck, one of the best actors of all times!

Related to Gregory, on his mother's Kerry side. My father used to tell me, but I never believed him, until I researched my Irish family history. What a great actor & genuine person he was. R.I.P.

That clip was haunting, Peck's reactions were so authentic, brilliant.

so classy , the way he speaks, the way he carries himself .

Anybody else get so relaxed just by hearing Gregory Peck talk?? Also, who else loves The Omen???

Gregory Peck is a great actor and WONDERFUL man. Just love him.

The personification of the word "debonair". An elegant man who was both handsome and powerful looking with a fine speaking voice.

He's a legend

The main difference between The Omen and Exorcist/Rosemary’s Baby is that the latter were based on novels while Omen was an entirely original screenplay and idea, which makes it even more impressive considering how iconic it is, and how it brought the number of the beast (666) and Antichrist into mainstream popular culture.

the character and integrity of gregory peck was second to none. I have been a huge fan for many many years.Such a tremendously popular actor with such humility is so rare. RIP sir.

I met him at Barnsdhale art institute in Hollywood .Ca @ 1966/67 I was 15yo I had Watched " To Kill a Mockingbird " a few years earlier. I was star~struck. He was so tall to me. He shook all the kids Hands of the kids that greeted him. That same summer, Walter Koenig ( Star Treks original Chekhov) visited He performed a monologue from Shakespeare's ( Richards III) That was a wonderful summer.... probably the best.

He was one of the finest actor ever lived,great man Class,elegant ,seems to be nice man ,well he seems to be ,not mention He was handsome ,also humanitarian

If I had to choose words to describe Gregory Peck, aside from naturally talented, they would be magnificent, composed, and reserved. Peck was authentic both on the screen and in real life. Pertaining to his role in 'The Omen', one of my favourite aspects of the film is the interplay he shares with underrated British actor David Warner. This movie, and 'Cross of Iron', made me a David Warner fan for life. Many have observed how well he holds his own on the screen in his scenes with the veteran Hollywood legend, and the chemistry between the two actors is outstanding.

every movie he touches turns to gold..

His voice is mesmerizing.

I was on shore leave, off of The USS Enterprise, in Hobart, Tasmania when "The Omen" was in theaters, and I saw it there, in Hobart, and they let me in for free because I was a US Sailor.

The most classy and the most handsome ever born as an actor! ❤

One of the greatest actors of all time, your a wonderful man.

The 1970s was a great time for straight-faced, classy horror. James Wan gets it.

Peck was a breed of actor we rarely, if ever see these days. He spoke elegantly, calm demeanor, carrying no ego, and could act his way pretty much around any film you could put in front of him. Listening to him here, like listening to an old friend you've known for years, and he's telling you stories.

I appreciated (and probably Peck did too) - that rare thing - an excellent, very knowledgeable, personable interviewer!

Big fan and a great man..The Omen is a classic movie. 😊

thank you for this upload, Greg is the one true cinematic love of my life 💕 and I know that post-millenium retrospection will continually reconfirm him as the most MAGNFICENT film celebrity of ALL time. Sixty years in the public carrying his NOBLE demeanor graciously, honestly, matter-of-factly, humbly, yet authoritatively, confidently, eloquently and intelligently : Greg remains truly awe-inspiring 🌠 This iconic, eternal & inimitable GREAT GRAND & GORGEOUS Gregory Peck : no other actor could EVER match his dignified ruggedly beautifully handsome good looks and TOWERING strength & stature 🌠 With his deep voice of VELVETY rumbling thunder, his SOULFUL gaze under knowing knitted brows, his courageous commanding COMPASSION and his protective paternal-fraternal spirit, Greg gave COUNTLESS thoughtful sensitive heart-pounding performances in DOZENS of iconic films, he performed SUPERBLY in Twelve O'Clock High, TKAMB, Captain Horatio, Captain Newman, Keys to Kingdom, Guns of Navarone, Roman Holiday, Gunfighter, Yellow Sky, Pork Chop Hill, Cape Fear, Purple Plain, Moby Dick, On the Beach, Bravados, David & Bathsheba, Gentleman Agreement, Night People, MacArthur, Days of Glory, Man in Grey Flannel, Valley of Decision, Yearling, Omen, World In Arms, Scarlet + Black, Million Pound Note, Marooned, Boys from Brazil and MANY others. And what is more Greg brought amazing AHEAD-of-his-time SOCIAL LEADERSHIP and INTELLIGENT HUMANITY to his industry 🌠 his tall NOBLE DIGNIFIED CONFIDENT MASCULINE ALLURE stands him, to this very day, FAR ABOVE the rest

I've met his The Omen co-star, the late *David Warner* a few times, who kept referring to him as "The great man." He told me some stories about Gregory Peck's kindness and his encouragement. David also told me how he had been spoken to in a derogatory fashion one day on set, by some suite. He said Gregory reprimanded that person for their attitude, demanding David was given an apology.

They compared The Exorcist and The Omen but the latter scared me much more than The Exorcist ever did. Omen was really a bone chiller!!!

My family and i were invited to a dinner when staying at a resort in Fiji during the 70's. Gregory Peck was filming The Dove. I was a kid at the time but clearly remember being introduced to Mr Peck on entering the restaurant. My mum fainted! She woke up on a couch and Mr Peck was holding her hand and sitting over her. She passed out again! Sooo funny...

class act and such a gentleman. handsome man too!!

💘 Gregory Peck forevermore.

According to some sources, the part played by Peck was offered to many other actors. I think Mr. Peck was perfect as Thorn. Goldsmith's score added superbly to the tension and impending dread. Remick was fabulous and Whitelaw gorgeously wicked.

Todo un gran actor y mejor ser humano. Nos quedan tus películas e interpretaciones.

This feels like a movie premiere interview today.

He was very great actor

such a handsome man

Brilliant upload! Thanks for this 👍 Have to laugh at how Gregory Peck describes 'The Omen' with every noun possible, other than 'Horror' lol.

What a nice guy!

The film has a great look as it was filmed in Panavision (2.35:1 Scope) . This wide-screen format always makes a movie more like real life and one of the reasons that nowadays 85 percent if films are shot in that format

I would call "Peck" An Indian soul born in American soil. He completely reflects what actors in India project. thanks for the interview.

LOVE the "The Omen Trilogy". One of my favorite Trilogies, yes I said TRILOGY. The powerhouse scores composed by Jerry Goldsmith (his only Oscar win, always partial to his score to "Damien: Omen II" out of the three scores). Orchestrated by Arthur Morton. Conducted by Lionel Newman. Performed by The National Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus.

Well Said: It truly was “escapism.”

David Warner & Patrick Troughton, to name 2 great actors in this film.

Adore him & love the movie, too

1) BEST HORROR MOVIES TO ME ARE. THE EXORCIST, THE OMEN 1+2, ROSEMARY'S BABY, THE NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, BEYOND THE DOOR, THE SENTINEL. CARRIE, TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSECRE, SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, PHYCHO, JAWS, WHEN A STRANGER CALLS, BLACK CHRISTMAS, LET ME IN.

A gentleman and a great actor. Class😊😍👏

Gregory Peck reminds me of Powers Booth!

There was nobody better at talking to actors about "the craft" than JIM WHALEY. He was a walking cinema encyclopedia.

"I was not horrified at how much money I made"

Great. Thanks for posting.

Box office $60.9 million Richard Donner went on to have a long career, making the "Lethal Weapon" films, "Superman," and "Scrooged," to name a few.

What a Great actor !

Check out On The Beach (1959) if you havent already, brilliant performance from Mr Peck. Classic "end of the world" movie.

This is the best ASMR.

Great interview. It was interesting to hear Mr. Peck reflect on his different movie roles, and his favorite character over-all being Atticus Finch. My favorite Peck role is Captain Ahab in John Houston’s Moby Dick.

Interesting that Peck looks at it as make believe and just part of show business. Of course it was entertainment but perhaps at the time he was unaware of how profound and prophetic the movie trilogy is. Search for 'Curse of The Omen' on KZfaq. The two subsequent movies are equally as chilling.

Very good quality recording.

He brought real gravitas to the film.

This was great.

Simply the best

I venture to suggest that Gregory Peck outshone all, I mean all, the other stars in ‘How The West Was Won’. And, I have often wondered how Mr. Peck would enchant us all opposite Ms.Vivien Leigh in ‘Gone With The Wind’.

Cult classic block Buster shot movie salute to you sir miss u today watching but must watch block Buster shot movie

Just watched the Omen last night

They dont make them like this anymore. Films as excellent as 'The Omen' or actors as talented as Peck. The originality of 70's horror is unmatched.

Just awesome.

It's weird hearing Gregory Peck talk about The Exorcist.

Never saw the mockingbird until cable, 1990's

My favourite was mackennas gold 😂

What a great actor....love him specially '' THE OMEN ''..

Nice movie the omen will be remembered for centuries

Gregory was good in the bravados😂😂

Legend

Make believe!?During and after the making of this movie all sorts of things went wrong,not least of which the sudden death of Mr Peck's son just prior to filming!Other mishaps are numerous and I won't spoil it for you but needless to say you'll find it on KZfaq...... Nityananda

"Are you pleased with it?" Peck touches his cheek and replies...but that touch belies a discomfort....

Wonderful movie. I find it fascinating that great actor Like Peck to do art like this. I kinda compare this to Charlton Heston doing Planet of the apes. Heston doing Ben Hur and Peck to kill a mocking bird shows how versatile they were. Modern horror kinda of a joke. I did like the 2024 1st Omen. Interesting, I found it.

2:39 Got a feeling they did not read the end of mentioned book (if i remember vaguely somewhat correctly) .

Just watched the movie it is a great movie. Worth a watch y’all!

THIS GENTLEMAN WAS TRULY A CLASSIC SUPERB ACTOR. WE DON'T HAVE THIS CALIBER OF ACTOR TODAY. THE OMEN WAS SUPERB ON EVERY LEVEL. ACTING, FILMING, MUSIC. ETC. BUT IT IS NOT MORE SUPERIOR THAN THE EXORCIST. BUT IT IS SUPERB.

7:56 Little did they know that he would be the one to direct the freaking Superman movie…

I saw him in "Old Gringo", "Other People's Money", "Omen" and "To Kill A Mockingbird"

I did not know that the guy from Seinfeld was thinner and used to do interviews on the news

I always regarded him as super😍😍😍

🔷they should’ve done the interview a week earlier on June 6, 197666😂

They don't make actors like this anymore.

I was young then , 17.

Wow Richard Donner was an unknown back then

Steve McQueen, Clint Eastwood, Gregory Peck, Marlon Brando. no one can beat their class.

Gregory Peck

the omen directed by lethal weapon series director

Classic horror....I hope the prequel gets made.

What is his accent? Like how British sounds to an American?

the gunfighter...1950...gregory peck

Rip

Gregory Peck, certainly not today's actor. You can tell he knew his stuff and to also remember scenes and recite the same lines he did for the movie. I'm sure no actor, even that a hole Tom Cruise couldn't do that if he tried, have the exact scene and lines in an interview after the movie was made.

The Omen and Omen 2 are both better than the Exorcist, the Exorcist gets too silly and some of the dialogue is stupid, The Omen has a rich cast, not just outstanding Gregory Peck but all the British character actors too and more authentic. Omens are among the best horrors ever, along with The Shining.