Although in early episodes he is depicted very much as a suave but general hustler , often seen in leather jacket and jeans and merely trying to make a life for himself while on the run, by the second season his interests tend towards more cultural facets, such as country clubs, art purchasing, and wine tasting—albeit often obtained via, or used in, various cons—and his wardrobe reflecting this, containing more tailor-made suits and up-market designer items.

He is sometimes also seen to be enjoying smoking expensive cigars, again a trait shared by Hannibal. This trait was written in to reflect Dirk Benedict's own love of cigars; the early first-season episode "A Small and Deadly War" shows a contradiction to this—while smoking a cigar as part of his guise on a scam mission with Amy, he throws it away and comments "How can Hannibal stand those things?

The very next episode broadcast and produced, "Black Day at Bad Rock", shows him to be contently puffing on a cigar for the first of a number of times in the series, suggesting that the character may have grown to like them.

Despite his preference for the finer things in life, Face often takes on the most dangerous roles in missions something that he frequently complains about as he often acts as the bait to lure out their target or takes huge risks with risky scams.

This arguably makes him the most visible member of the team. In "The White Ballot" he publicly runs for Sheriff in order to invite an assassination attempt so that the A-Team can have the would-be assassins arrested for attempted murder.

Similarly, in "Till Death Do Us Part" he marries an heiress that they rescue from a forced marriage so that her kidnappers will target him instead of her.

Because Face sticks his neck out so much he is the most frequently captured member of the team while Murdock, who often accompanies Face on scams or acts as the bait when Face isn't able to, is captured the second most often.

He is; however, pretty good at finding ways to escape but usually gets rescued by Hannibal and the rest of the team. Aside from acting as bait, Face's role as scrounger and scam artist means that the risks he takes are usually higher than the other members of the team.

In "Curtain Call" Face knocks out a guard, steals his uniform, and walks straight into a ranger station controlled by Col.

Decker and his MPs to steal medical supplies that Murdock needs after being shot despite knowing there was a high probability of getting arrested.

Also, When a member of the team needs to be captured in order to infiltrate an enemy prison it's usually Face who ends up with the job although he'd rather not since it ruins his designer suit.

In "The Island" Face lets himself be captured in order to find the prison where the doctor who once saved B. What's interesting is that he does this despite knowing that he will likely be beaten and interrogated as he doesn't seem to be surprised when he is hauled off for interrogation.

Even Murdock tells him he was brave to have done it and gives him a merit badge Murdock is a boy scout leader at this time. Despite his complaining, Face is actually a very brave guy who is willing to put the team before himself.

Face is the most gentle member of the main A-Team foursome, generally attempting to avoid conflict and reluctant to get into brawls—if nothing else to avoid damaging his clothes and seeing fights as a nuisance, a contrast to the more gung-ho attitudes of Hannibal, Murdock and B.

The following are the medals and service awards fictionally worn by Lieutenant Peck in "Trial by Fire" and "Firing Lane". The character's full nickname varies in different media.

Introduced in the Pilot and many other episodes, his nickname is clearly given as " The Faceman".

Other examples drop "The". Many early episode scripts listed the character as "Face Man". In other literature, he is sometimes referred to as "The Face".

In the movie, he is "Faceman", again dropping "the". The name "Faceman" originates from a popular slang term used by girls for attractive male students during Stephen J.

Cannell's high school years - i. Peck railed literately and persuasively on behalf of The Chronicle against such foes as the Embarcadero Freeway, state water policy, undrinkable restaurant coffee, Richard Nixon and the disappearance of pheasant under glass from the menu of the Palace Hotel.

Jerry Roberts , editorial page editor, praised Mr. Peck as a "tough minded but impeccably fair gentleman who infused the editorial pages with civility, decency and a wry sense of human frailty.

A native of Pomona, Mr. Peck contributed to his hometown newspaper while a high school student. He studied classics at Stanford University and graduated in , after serving as editor of the Stanford Daily.

At the age of 29, he was named city editor of the Los Angeles Daily News. The car was prominently featured in several episodes, including season two's Chopping Spree , where it was used as bait in an attempt to catch car thieves.

Face: I like working for the church now and then. Insurance against Judgment day. Face: [describing the team] You know, when we're apart we're just a bunch of social misfits, but when we're together, well, that's something very special.

Face: I just love picking locks! Eye-hand coordination, you know? Face: I lie, I cheat, I steal Hannibal: Face, I know you know how to swim.

Face: [forlornly] You do? Benedict had a small cameo, which he reportedly regretted. In the post-credits scene, Face Cooper is approaching a tanning bed and asks Benedict's character what to do about his face.

Benedict answers, "You don't mess with it. Het stelen van voertuigen behoort tot het vaste repertoire.

In The Out-of-Towners moet Face een vuilniswagen bemachtigen om afperser Charlie Struthers op gepaste wijze de rekening te presenteren voor de geleden schade van de winkeliers.

Opdat Charlie het niet zal vergeten wordt zijn kalender gemarkeerd, door de vuilniswagen door de muur naar binnen te rijden en in de kamer te legen.

Face is ook een meester-brandkastkraker. In Fire wordt hij in een grote kist bij een corrupte advocaat naar binnen gesmokkeld, daarom wordt de scam uitgevoerd door Hannibal Smith : de brandkast moet vervangen worden, maar het verkeerde model is geleverd.

Terwijl Hannibal en B. Uit Wikipedia, de vrije encyclopedie. Trivia [ bewerken brontekst bewerken ] In de pilot wordt Face gespeeld door Tim Dunigan.

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