Peter O'Toole

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Summary
Film performances
Stardust (King)
Creator (Dr. Harry Wolper)
Phantoms
Date of birth
1932-08-02
Influenced By
Eric Porter
Award Nominations
Academy Award for Actor in a Leading Role (1962, Lawrence of Arabia)
Academy Award for Actor in a Leading Role (1969, Goodbye, Mr. Chips)
Academy Award for Actor in a Leading Role (1972, The Ruling Class)
Awards Won
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor - Miniseries or a Movie (1999, Joan of Arc, 51st Primetime Emmy Awards)
Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Musical or Comedy Film (1970, Goodbye, Mr. Chips, 27th Golden Globe Awards)
Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Drama Film (1965, Becket, 22nd Golden Globe Awards)
 
 

Person or entity appearing in film
Films appeared in
Sinister Saga of Making "The Stunt Man"
 
 

TV subject
TV episodes
Peter O'Toole: Acting Out Loud
 
 

Musical Artist
Tracks Recorded
Interview Segment #1
Interview Segment #3
Interview Segment #5
Interview: Peter O'Toole on Location
 
 

Celebrity
Friendship
www.imdb.com (Richard Harris)
 
 

Person
Spouse (or domestic partner)
Siân Phillips (1979, 1959-12, Marriage)
Parents
Constance Jane Ferguson
Patrick Joseph O'Toole
Children
Kate O'Toole
Lorcan O'Toole
Patricia O'Toole
Employment history
Signaller (Royal Navy)
Height
1.91 m (2.09 yd)
Education
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (1952, 1954)
Profession
Actor
Film Producer
Voice artist
Places lived
County Galway
Leeds
Ethnicity
Irish people
Irish people in Great Britain
Place of birth
Connemara
Country of nationality
Ireland
Religion
Roman Catholicism
Languages
English Language
Gender
Male
 
 

Theater Actor
Theater Roles
Prince Hamlet (Hamlet)
 
 

TV Actor
Starring TV roles
Casanova (Giacomo Casanova)
? (Pope Paul III)
Gulliver's Travels
TV episode performances
From London: Judy Garland / Peter O'Toole / Cliff Richard
The 75th Annual Academy Awards
Peter O'Toole
 
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