A long-time heavy smoker and drinker, his DNA in the cells mutated, forming a tumour in his right lung. Diagnosed with lung cancer in 1992, the actor – best known as the leading man in the 1961 ...

At last he is playing a king, says actor George Peppard, a glint of grin showing through his newly grown silvery beard. “My friends say I should be ready to play a king by now, after all those years ...

Don`t expect to see George Peppard in any new series or films for a while, at least not until his passion for ”Papa: The Legendary Lives of Ernest Hemingway” is played out. For six months Peppard has ...

More than 60 years ago, Audrey Hepburn stood in front of Tiffany's and ate a croissant… and a legendary movie was born. Based on Truman Capote's 1958 novella, the 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany's ...

Well, it's that time again, dear readers: Time for your weekly update on the ongoing variety of independent film screenings and festival events taking place in the greater Savannah area. Those who ...

Released over 60 years ago, Breakfast at Tiffany’s is one of Hollywood’s much-loved classic rom-coms. Adapted from Truman Capote’s novella of the same name, Audrey Hepburn starred as café society girl ...

Before he became commander of The A-Team, George Peppard was supposed to be Blake Carrington on Dynasty. Peppard was hired for the pilot but furthered his bad-boy image by arguing with the executives ...

George Peppard is in breezy vigorous form as rescuer of a lady in distress in a thriller that has quite a measure of excitement and style, though the screenplay, based on Stanley Ellins' novel, has ...

Current home: Atlanta or Cleveland or wherever my hat hangs. Marital status: Divorced four times. Children: Bradford, 33; Julie, 28; and Christian, 20. Working on: Touring with a one-man show, Papa: ...

Here's one for the record books - George Peppard, he of 'Hannibal' Smith of the 'A Team' series of the mid 1980s - could well claim to have had Drogheda blood. But I wonder did he ever visit the town.

Occasionally, TV shows do desperate things when they’re in trouble. Some, like Happy Days, have their most popular character on water skis jumping over a shark. Others, like Dexter, have their lead ...