Peter Finch was an English-Australian actor, best remembered for playing a TV reporter named ‘Howard Beale’ in the film ‘Network (1976). His performance in the film earned him an ‘Academy Award,’ a ‘BAFTA Award,’ and a ‘Golden Globe Award’ for ‘Best Actor,’ posthumously. He also won five ‘BAFTA Awards’ out of seven nominations. Peter made his first film appearance in ‘The Magic Shoes’ (1935). However, his feature film debut came in ‘Dad and Dave Come to Town’ (1938). His more popular roles came in films such as ‘The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men’ (1952), ‘Father Brown’ (1954), ‘Elephant Walk’ (1954), which was his first Hollywood film; ‘A Town Like Alice’ (1956), ‘The Nun's Story’ (1959), ‘The Trials of Oscar Wilde’ (1960), ‘Girl with Green Eyes’ (1964), and  ‘Sunday Bloody Sunday’ (1971). He also worked in a handful of unsuccessful films, including ‘Windom's Way (1957), ‘Lost Horizon’ (1973), and ‘The Abdication’ (1974).