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A suave British actor, Peter Lawford hit his peak in the early 1960s as a member of Frank Sinatra's cool-guy "Rat Pack," and as the husband of Patricia Kennedy, the sister of John and Robert Kennedy. Briefly a child actor in England, Lawford came to the United States just prior to World War II to be a movie star (a childhood arm injury kept him out of military service).
Birthday: Sep 7, 1923. Birthplace: London, England, UK. A dashing and handsome English-American actor, Peter Lawford enjoyed a brief stint as a matinee idol in the 1940s before becoming better ...
Peter Sydney Vaughn Aylen, better known as Peter Lawford, was an English-American actor. He was a member of the “Rat Pack,” and brother-in-law to President John F. Kennedy, perhaps more noted in later years for his off-screen activities as a celebrity than for his acting. In his earlier professional years he had a strong presence […]
Peter Lawford war bekannt für sein schillerndes, teilweise turbulentes Privatleben. Er heiratete 1954 Patricia Kennedy, die Schwester von John F. Kennedy, und wurde damit Mitglied der Familie Kennedy. Sie hatten gemeinsam vier Kinder, darunter den Schauspieler Christopher Lawford (1955–2018). Die Ehe wurde 1966 geschieden.
Peter Lawford 1923 1984 Peter Lawford, pseudonimo di Peter Sydney Ernest Aylen (Londra, 7 settembre 1923 – Los Angeles, 24 dicembre 1984), è stato un attore inglese e un membro del Rat Pack; la sua notorietà è dovuta anche all'acquisita parentela con la famiglia Kennedy.
1. He Blew His Parents’ Cover. Peter Lawford was always getting caught up in secrets—even before he was born. When his parents found out they were expecting, both were married…to someone else. It didn’t take long for their jilted spouses to figure them out, but Peter didn’t learn about the scandal until he was 27.
17 de sept. de 2006 · Patricia and Peter Lawford divorced in 1965. In addition to her work in show business, Patricia Lawford was a tireless supporter of her brothers’ political campaigns. For JFK’s Congressional race in 1946, she and her sisters and mother held a number of tea parties in which they discussed John’s boyhood and his World War II experience.
