Remembering Peter O'Toole On Netflix

Anytime any well-known actor passes away, it's natural to think back on some of their more memorable roles. While Netflix sadly doesn't have "Lawrence Of Arabia" available in its streaming catalog, the service does have some other fine examples from Peter O'Toole's long career. Here are five of the best titles available for instant streaming:

Becket (1964)
When King Henry II (Peter O'Toole) names his former drinking partner Thomas à Becket (Richard Burton) the new Archbishop of Canterbury, he counts on his friend's unbending loyalty when it comes to religious matters. But he doesn't expect Becket to take his job so seriously. O'Toole, Burton and co-star John Gielgud turn in a trio of Oscar-nominated performances in this critically acclaimed drama rooted deep in English history.

Caligula (1979)
Malcolm McDowell portrays the infamous emperor who wielded godlike power over ancient Rome while at the same time sleeping with his sister (Teresa Ann Savoy). Helen Mirren, Peter O'Toole and John Gielgud co-star in this film produced by Penthouse Magazine editor Bob Guccione and written by Gore Vidal. Warning: This unrated edition contains explicit sex, nudity and violence as well as disturbing imagery.

Zulu Dawn (1979)
Douglas Hickox helms this authentically staged epic dramatizing the clash between thousands of Zulu warriors and a considerably smaller number of British soldiers stationed in Natal, South Africa, in 1879. It also stars Burt Lancaster and Bob Hoskins.

Creator (1985)
Dr. Harry Wolper, a lonely widowed scientist, decides to clone his late wife. Little does he realize, however, that true love may be staring him in the face in the form of his lab assistant.

Casanova (2005)
Aging Casanova reflects on the romantic adventures of his youth, in particular a love triangle with his one true love. The legendary lothario seduces a string of women as he escapes prison, engages in a duel and more in this fast-paced miniseries.