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9 comments:
I've always thought Cary Grant was one the best actors ever! fun post today rick
Cary Grant is super handsome. My favorite movie that I've seen with him in it is The Bishop's Wife. (I have The Philidephia Story coming from Netflix soon) I am a huge fan of his and Humphrey Bogart's movies. (Casablanca is my favorite movie of all time.)
Have a great weekend Rick and thanks for the fun Grant facts!!
--snow
love cary grant!!!
smiles, bee
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
One of my VERY Favorite Films of Cary Grant is "NOTORIOUS", with Ingrid Bergman...an early Hitchcock film...And "SUSPICIAN"...Also Hitchcock, with Joan Fontaine....Of course, "TO CATCH A THIED" and "PENNY"S FROM HEAVEN, with Itene Dunne---A serious part for Grant and BEAUTIFULLY played, too---always brings me to tears!
Also "THE BISHOP'S WIFE"...Dear Dudley, the Angel...Loretta Young and David Niven ....The truth is there are so very many that it is hard to picj just one....!
I liked all his movies; just looking at him was a real treat!
Cary Grant...(swooning)!!!!!!!
I think Cary was bi! SO THERE!
A much better leading man than Jimmy Stewart and that annoying voice.
I like all his films, but the ones that stand out for me are "North by Northwest" and "To Catch a Thief". He's so suave and debonair.
I like N by NW also because of how much they could get past the censors! The last time I watched it I was amazed and impressed that it was ahead of its time.
Bond's appearance was based by Fleming on musician/actor Hoagy Carmichael, composer of "Stardust".
-plus a couple scars.
("Stardust" was the most popular song of the first half of the 20th century, based on sheet music sales, which were used as the song popularity measurement tool in those times.)
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