. >> ladies and gentlemen, gregory peck. >> never seems as fresh and wonderful, as good and evil as it does when seen through the eyes of a child. trying to capture that is remarkable and perhaps that is why one look and the last few years has been so warmly embraced by tens of millions of people. "to kill a mockingbird," winner of the pulitzer prize and just about every award a book can win and now happily "to kill a mockingbird" becomes a motion picture and its memorable characters become vividly alive. some people call him jane louise finch. but she insists on scout. and that's her brother, gym. just a boy until the day he learns there is evil in the world. and atticus finch, the father, whose devotion of justice places him and his children in jeopardy. and party to the defense, john robinson. >> excuse me. >> what kind of man are you? you got children of your own. >> atticus finch. >> this ring that belonged to your mother. you want to tell us what really happened? >> i got nothing to say. do nothing about it. you coward!

i can -- >> oscar winners audrey hepburn and gregory peck in the 1953 film classic roman holiday".urn took home the oscar for best actress in that role and now 58 years later, the screen writers union, the writers guild of america has rewritten the official writing credits on that movie, finally officially recognizing the contribution of dalton trum bow to the writing team that wrote roman holiday". in 1947, dalton trum bow was black listed as part of the hollywood ten, a group of writers and directors who were accused of being communist sympathizers. they were brought before the house of representatives committee on un-american activities. dalton trum bow, like the other nine, refused to cooperate with the committee. here the ten men stand with their attorneys in january of 1948 just before they were arraigned for contempt of congress. dalton trum bow was convicted and served 11 months in prison. >>> after that, it became impossible for dalton trum bow to work for the studios as a credited screen writer. trum bow wrote the story for roman holiday" while in exile in mexico. his fri

>> oh, gosh, laurence olivier and gregory peck, jimmy stewart, john wayne. >> the greats. >> the greats you ever imagine at that stage when you were at the juilliard, you were looking around all these talented people, presumably. did you ever imagine in your wildest dreams or maybe nightmares the level of fame that you would one day get through acting? >> no. it's funny. there was something -- i did believe that i was going to be successful as an actor. and i did realize that if you're successful as an actor, it might come along with fringe benefits, i guess, or peripheral anxieties. but that it was possible that i would have a very rewarding, successful and fulfilling life creatively. and if i just stuck to it and worked really hard and didn't doubt myself, which, of course, i did doubt myself. >> don't all actors doubt themselves? >> and didn't always work really hard. i think you have to. >> every actor i've met. they tend to suffer -- everyone says they have big egos. my experience is most actors have chronic insecurity paranoia bouts throughout their career. >> that's sort of the f