he received a George Foster Peabody Award to recognize "distinguished and meritorious public service", cited as one of the industry's most prestigious awards. Greenspan received the Olympic Order award in 1985, at which time International Olympic Committee President Juan Antonio Samaranch said, "Mr. Greenspan has been called the foremost producer, writer and director of Olympic films; more than that, he is an everlasting friend of the Olympic family." In 2004, Greenspan was inducted as a "Special Contributor" into the United States Olympic Hall of Fame. His visual and musical The Spirit of the Olympics is on display permanently at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland. In 1994, Greenspan was inducted in the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame. In 2006, he was given the Al Schoenfield Media Award by the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Bud Greenspan Circuit, Lidcombe, is a street in a housing development on the site the media centre at the Sydney Olympics. Death Greenspan died of Parkinson's disease on Christmas Day 2010, at the age of 84 in New York City. Select filmography The Glory of Their Times (1971) The Olympiad (22-part series) Jesse Owens Returns to Berlin (1966) The Decathlon (1975) The Incredible Five (1975) The Persistent Ones (1975) The Big Ones that Got Away (1975) The Australians (1975) Women Gold Medal Winners (1975) An Olympic Symphony (1976) The Soviet Athlete (1976) The East Europeans (1976) The 800 Meters (1976) The African Runners (1976) The Marathon (1979) The Magnificent Ones (1979) The Rare Ones (1979) They Didn't Have a Chance (1979) Great Moments at the Winter Games (1979) The 1500 Meters (1980) The Fastest Men in the World (1980) The East Germans (1980) The Immortals (1980) Those Who Endured (1980) Wilma or The Story of Wilma Rudolph (1977) Sports in America (1979) The Heisman Trophy Award Show (1981–1985) Time Capsule: The 1932 Los Angeles Olympics (1982) 16 Days of Glory/Los Angeles (1984) America at the Olympics (1984) Time Capsule: The 1936 Berlin Olympics (1986) For the Honor of Our Country (1987) 16 Days of Glory/Seoul (1988) An Olympic Dream (1988) The Golden Age of Sport (1988) 16 Days of Glory/Calgary (1988) 16 Days of Glory/Barcelona (1992) Mark Spitz Returns to Munich (1992) 16 Days of Glory/Lillehammer (1994) Atlanta's Olympic Glory (1996) 100 Years of Olympic Glory (1996) America's Greatest Olympians (1996) Real Athletes/Real History: History of African-Americans at the Olympics (1996) Nagano '98 (1998) Ageless