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Variety; 5/10/2004; Tobias, Patricia Eliot; 784 words; . play The Big Knife (written with Cary Grant in mind) in New York , playwright Clifford Odets arranged for him to meet Cary Grant . Grant and Bogdanovich were friends . Grant 's death in 1986. On the screen, Cary Grant always has that wonderful mischievous . A Smooth Transition; How Archie Leach Became Cary Grant (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
Orlando Sentinel (Orlando , FL); 5/27/2004; 898 words; . Boedeker Debonair, handsome, witty _ Cary Grant crafted an impeccable persona that . focus in the wonderful documentary Cary Grant A Class Apart. The 90-minute program . be Cary Grant . Even I want to be Cary Grant , he said. He played the part so well . (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
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Cary Grant 1904-86, British movie actor, b. Bristol as Archibald Alexander Leach. He began on stage in 1923 and made his first film in 1932. An almost immediate hit, Grant was a leading star until his retirement in 1966, embodying debonair British charm and elegance in a broad range of comic and romantic roles. Among his films are She Done Him Wrong (1932), The Awful Truth (1937), Bringing Up Baby (1938), Holiday (1938), His Girl Friday (1940), The Philadelphia Story (1940), Arsenic and Old Lace (1944), Notorious (1946), North by Northwest (1959), and Charade (1963). (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
Variety; 5/10/2004; Tobias, Patricia Eliot; 2245 words; Cary Grant . The name conjures up an image of elegance . yet a mental picture of this archetypal Cary Grant doesn't begin to reflect either the performer . sense of humor and an independent spirit, Cary Grant constantly re-created himself. Born in the . Cary Grant Mr. elegance: he was class itself-and in a class by himself-but he didn't start out that way. A new book, Cary Grant : A Celebration of Style, by Richard Torregrossa (Bulfinch Press), charts the evolution of an icon.(Biography) (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service; 1/14/2004; Vognar, Chris; 1535 words; . THINGS YOU MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT CARY GRANT 1. When the Academy of Motion . giving him a special Oscar in 1970, Cary Grant , 66, at first didn't want to go . 1931). In February 1934, she and Grant wed. By September , she was out . youth on the streets of New York , Grant hawked ties . Cary Grant , the Leading Man We Still Love to Follo (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
The Washington Post; 6/1/2004; Tom Shales; 1259 words; . one, of course, will ever get to be Cary Grant again. That happened only once. But . happened at all? If there'd never been a Cary Grant , would we have noticed a certain . always seemed a trifle incomplete? Cary Grant was brilliantly versatile and played . Cary Grant gave every character his cool charm // Each role had an unexpected edge (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
Chicago Sun-Times; 12/1/1986; Roger Ebert; 1776 words; Everyone knows that Cary Grant was the most charming man in the . perfectly captures what was unique about Cary Grant as a movie actor. He had the kind . Whatever and whoever he played, Cary Grant was almost always recognizable as . "What's up, Cary?" Peter Bogdanovich reflects on his 25-year friendship with Cary Grant .(Special Advertising Supplement)(Interview ) (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
The Washington Post; 2/12/1997; Jonathan Yardley; 756 words; CARY GRANT A Class Apart By Graham McCann Columbia . the essential point right off the bat. " Cary Grant was an excellent idea," he writes in the . in the English city of Bristol in 1904. Cary Grant was born 27 years later, when Leach signed . WHAT MAKES HIS A CAREER TO REMEMBER? THERE'S MORE TO CARY GRANT THAN SIMPLE CHARM (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
The Boston Globe; 5/30/2004; Ty Burr, Globe Staff; 1117 words; "How old Cary Grant ?" "Old Cary Grant fine. How you?" It may be the most famous Hollywood anecdote that . refusal to play it. And it acknowledges that the construct we know as Cary Grant in reality, the house that Archie Leach built was and remains . Heroes & Villains: Cary Grant ; The film director (below) salutes a friend who was a Hollywood hero.(Features (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
The Independent (London , England); 11/20/2004; Bogdanovich, Peter; 651 words; Byline: Peter Bogdanovich CARY GRANT is a hero to me at two levels: the . or will be, like him. I first met Cary Grant in January 1961, in his office at . and I kept thinking: He's just like Cary Grant . Which was accurate, at least. In . Interview : Marc Eliot discusses Cary Grant as revealed told in his biography of the film star (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
NPR Special; 10/13/2004; NOAH ADAMS; 953 words; . let me know and I'll do it. Mr. GRANT (As David) Well, don't do it . Eliot says that in reality, for Grant , pursuit was the end, not the . happily-ever-after part. BATES: Grant did enjoy one blissful partnership . Dour and portly, Hitchcock was Grant 's physical opposite, but he . Interview : Marc Eliot discusses Cary Grant as revealed in his biography of the film star (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
NPR Special; 10/13/2004; NOAH ADAMS; 952 words; . let me know and I'll do it. Mr. GRANT (As David) Well, don't do it . Eliot says that in reality, for Grant , pursuit was the end, not the . happily-ever-after part. BATES: Grant did enjoy one blissful partnership . Dour and portly, Hitchcock was Grant 's physical opposite, but he . THE MIRACLE OF CARY GRANT ; HIS FATHER WAS A BRISTOL DRUNK. HIS MOTHER WAS CONFINED TO THE LOCAL LUNATIC ASYLUM. SO HOW DID THE CHILD KNOWN AS ARCHIE LEACH TRANSFORM HIMSELF INTO ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ACTORS IN THE HISTORY OF CINEMA ?(Features) (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
The Independent (London , England); 8/28/2001; Thomson, David; 1392 words; . male lead, a character named Cary Lockwood. There are some people . bill would have been enormous. Cary 's eyes flashed as a moment excited . So he sat down with Fay Wray. Cary had suited him, she thought . something short and American: Cary Grant ? By the end of 1935, he had made . taken the . THE MIRACLE OF CARY GRANT HIS FATHER WAS A BRISTOL DRUNK. HIS MOTHER WAS CONFINED TO THE LOCAL LUNATIC ASYLUM. SO HOW DID THE CHILD KNOWN AS ARCHIE LEACH TRANSFORM HIMSELF INTO ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ACTORS IN THE HISTORY OF CINEMA ? (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
The Independent London ; 8/28/2001; DAVID THOMSON; 1394 words; . male lead, a character named Cary Lockwood. "There are some people . bill would have been enormous. Cary 's eyes flashed as a moment excited . So he sat down with Fay Wray. " Cary " had suited him, she thought . something short and American: " Cary Grant ?" By the end of 1935, he had . taken the . Review of `Cary Grant : A Class Apart,' Tuesday on TCM (www.encyclopedia.com....nt-Ca.html)
"Everybody wants to be Cary Grant . Even I want to be Cary Grant ." Cary Grant He is Hollywood's most fascinating and timeless star. Although he came to personify the debonair American, Cary Grant was born Archibald Leach on January 18, 1904,. read more (www.powells.com....raphy.html)
"Everybody wants to be Cary Grant . Even I want to be Cary Grant ." Cary Grant He is Hollywood's most fascinating and timeless star. Although he came to personify the debonair American, Cary Grant was born Archibald Leach on January 18, 1904,. read more ) (www.powells.com....phy.1.html)
As network execs opt for the dude next door - anchorman versions of Ashton Kutcher - the loss of the suave, Cary Grant -style ABC icon will leave us all the poorer. (08/10/2005 (www.salon.com....ate08.html)
Grant, Cary 1904-86, British movie actor, b. Bristol as Archibald Alexander Leach. He began on stage in 1923 and made his first film in 1932. An almost immediate hit, Grant was a leading star until his (www.encyclopedia.com....ixbio.html)
To e sure, if Obama does indeed find himself across the stage from McCain during the autumn pre-election debates, it will be like 1960 all over again, when John F. Kennedy looked like a suave, charismatic, cocksure Cary Grant compared to Richard Nixon's sweaty, desperate, 5-o'clock-shadowed Peter Lorre (www.ostroyrepor....gspot.com/)
This screen adaptation of the Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur play TheFront Page was adapted for the talents of Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell - there is no such character as Hildy Johnson (Russell) in thatplay (us.imdb.com/title/tt0032599/)
Grant, Cary 1904-86, British movie actor, b. Bristol as Archibald Alexander Leach. He began on stage in 1923 and made his first film in 1932. An almost immediate hit, Grant was a leading star until his. (www.encyclopedia.com....ixbio.html)
Trivia: One day, Martin Landau noticed that Alfred Hitchcock was giving instructions to Cary Grant , James Mason and Eva Marie Saint . When he asked Hitchcock about this, the director basically said if he didn't talk to actors, they were doing fine; when he talked to them, it was because they did something wrong. mor (us.imdb.com/title/tt0053125/)
Interestingly, James Stewart was Hitchcock's original choice for the roleofRoger Thornhill, the hapless ad man who is mistaken for a spy who doesn'teven exist to begin with and is chased half way across the country byvillains and authorities for a murder he didn't commit. For one reason oranother, Stewart was unavailable and the part went to Cary Grant instead.Grant seems better suited to the character and the situation than Stewartwould have been, but I can easily picture Stewart being chased in thecornfield by the crop duster. (us.imdb.com/title/tt0053125/)
Grant, Cary 1904-86, British movie actor, b. Bristol as Archibald Alexander Leach. He began on stage in 1923 and made his first film in 1932. An almost immediate hit, Grant was a leading star until his. (www.encyclopedia.com....ixbio.html)
Jodie Foster is like Cary Grant - smart, observant and curious about human nature . Those things together lend a fascinating distance to her charm. (03/28/2002 (www.salon.com....ate03.html)
And don't forget the classic Deborah Kerr -Cary Grant tale that inspired "Sleepless." "They don't make four-tissue movies like 'An Affair to Remember' anymore," says Eileen Morgan , who adds, "They don't make leading men like Cary Grant , either. (www.nydailynews.com....ovies.html)
Somewhere in Benedict Canyon, the ghost of Cary Grant is muttering, "Kobe, Kobe, Kobe!" But since the (BS) artist formerly known as Number 8 was on our list just two weeks ago, we give you this starting five instead (www.tmz.com....he-z-list/)
This is how pathetic cinema has become these days - this is also why TV is so much better. Its not that we don&t have the same caliber of stars as Cary Grant , Jimmy Stewart. We have Javier Bardem , Ryan Gosling , Phillip Seymour Hoffman and they are all indelible (valleygirlintel....a.vox.com/)
ok, one i would love to see remade because i think the graphics and fight scenes would be incredible and add to the entire movie: North by Northwest with Cary Gran (blog.washingtonpost.com....ke_my.html)
1. I am currently experiencing a crush on a Cary Grant lookalike. When he told me yesterday evening that I am a lovely dinner hostess, I just about died (www.mapgirl.net....gory/meme/)
Perhaps best known as Dr. Kildare's fiance in the movie series that began with Calling Dr. Kildare in 1939, Day also starred opposite some of the great actors of the day, including Cary Grant and John Wayne . She appeared with Joel McCrea in Alfred Hitchcock 's splendid Oscar-winner, Foreign Correspondent (classicfilm.about.com....ne-day.htm)
While I never disliked the film, it is one that takes multiple viewings to warm to. Cary and Kate are great, but for a Hawks-Grant teaming, His Girl Friday has always been my favorite (eddieonfilm.blogspot.com....-baby.html)
Set piece after set piece, Hitchcock puts Cary Grant through the paces and pulls the viewer along to his most purely entertaining offering. There's not much else to say about it: It's not an exercise in style or filled with layers and depth, it's just damn fun (eddieonfilm.blogspot.com....p-100.html)
She added, I also cannot do another one (interview ) on Cary Grant - referring to the non-ending repeats of scenes with her and Grant in North By Northwest - especially the classic Mount Rushmore sequence. Off camera, however, Eva says she's always happy to talk about Brando and Grant - and the films - and the behind-the-scenes-stories when meeting with students (www.armyarcherd.com/2007/04/)
Law makes for a great choice, as he is as soft and pretty as the socialites that Halston clothed. But his chiseled chin lends him some masculine gravitas - much like Cary Grant . (latimesblogs.latimes.com....e/2008/01/)
I got very excited. I thought "The Holiday " was a remake of the great 1930s Cary Grant , Katharine Hepburn classic. Uh-uh. That was "Holiday ." This is titled "The Holiday " because "The Ordeal" must have been taken. (abcnews.go.com....id=2708461)
Waiting for Baby You may remember "Bringing up Baby " a delightful comedy with Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant plus a mischievous leopard, named Baby. (weblog.infoworld.com....s/2007/10/)
Everyone from Cary Grant to the clerk at the Registry of Motor Vehicles had wanted to meet Addams. He had long ago opened his front door to find "a fat little man standing there." (www.npr.org....Id=6407492)
She was the woman Cary Grant couldn't forget in An Affair to Remember. A puzzlement to Yul Byrnner in The King and I . And she shared one of the . Read Mor (classicfilm.abo....200710.htm)
Small world: on Jan.5, I chose, for my column, From the Army Archerd Archives excerpts from the Dec. 27, 1971, column in which I related a story of Christmas that year with principals Dyan Cannon , Cary Grant and their daughter Jennifer whom Cary had taken to Disneyland (www.armyarcherd.com/2006/01/)
here is a picture of her and Cary Grant (probably for the movie the Philadelphia Story 1940 which was remade in 1956 bearing the title of High Society and starring Grace Kelly . I was soo perplexed when i watched High Society some time after having seen The Philadelphia Story , all the time thinking, i've seen this before! (www.thefashionspot.com....28470.html)
Trivia: Cary Grant did not use a stunt double for the film, doing all his own pratfalls and even doing acrobatics (pulling the other person up with one arm) with the stunt-person doubling for Katharine Hepburn , in the closing scene of the film where the dinosaur skeleton collapses. mor (us.imdb.com/title/tt0029947/)
What the film got weirdly right was the casting of Cary Grant becauseeither by his choice or director Michael Curtiz 's design, Grant'swithholding, enigmatic performance is intriguing, and does most of thework of spelling out 'the gay thing' for audiences in the know then andnow. DE LOVELY may well be frank about the fact that Porter was gay,but gay audiences would have gotten the point in NIGHT AND DAY anyway.Lovely, elegant, chilly Alexis Smith does all the pursuing in the film,as do the other women, and yet Cole is charmingly evasive with all ofthem. They want him - who wouldn't want to sleep with Cary Grant atthe peak of his beauty? - but he doesn't seem to care about anythingbut his music. Hmmmm. Where have we heard that before? Even whenLinda/Alexis lands him, he's never really hers, he always seems to havehis mind and heart elsewhere. There is absolutely no suggestionanywhere in this film that there was intense passion, emotion or loveon his side of this relationship, which is unusual in this perio (www.imdb.com/title/tt0038776/)
Penny Serenade (1999-01-06) Penny Serenade (2000-06-26) Penny Serenade [Region 2] (2004-02-23) Penny Serenade (2000-11-01) Classics of Cary Grant (2004-01-06) His Girl Friday /Penny Serenade (2001-02-28) Irene Dunne Romance Classics (2000-06-27) Penny Serenade (1998-06-30) Penny Serenade [Region 2] (2000-08-07) Penny Serenade (2002-02-02) Penny Serenade (2003-12-01) Penny Serenade (2001-11-07) Charade / Penny Serenade (2006-10-29) Penny Serenade Cary Grant & Irene Dunne (2003-01-01) Penny Serenade (2003-09-08) Farewell to Arms/Penny Serenade (1998-07-02) (us.imdb.com....034012/dvd)
Karen: I never thought I'd say this, but I swoon when Aidan calls Maureen Darling ! It's that British accent, I know, but was there ever a man like Cary Grant ? Sig (allmychildren.about.com...._mar03.htm)
Gregory Peck , who was scheduled to costar, bowed out when he read Miller's rewrite, leaving the production without a leading man . Cary Grant , Charlton Heston , and Rock Hudson were asked to step in, but all turned down the Norman Krasna-Arthur Miller scenario (entertainment.howstuffworks.com....years2.htm)
A tear compeller showing how Cary Grant and Irene Dunne lose first their own baby and then the one they adopt. Which, as Lady Bracknell would certainly have observed, looks like carelessness (us.imdb.com....034012/faq)
Weaknesses: Insensitivity to her fiancée (played by Ralph Bellamy whom she certainly won't marry. She'll never have any kind of typical family life, but then, when you're with Cary Grant , who cares (movies.msn.com....ews=225945)
Trivia: Katharine Hepburn asked MGM to cast Clark Gable as Dexter and Spencer Tracy as Mike before she met either of them. Both Gable and Tracy were busy with other projects, so Cary Grant and James Stewart were cast instead. more (www.imdb.com/title/tt0032904/)
On stage she had co-starred with Joseph Cotten , Van Heflin , and ShirleyBooth all of whom became movie names later on, but meant nothing toHollywood in 1940. She had the choice of leading men and cast in theirplaces, Cary Grant , James Stewart and Ruth Hussey (www.imdb.com/title/tt0032904/)
This was Grant's fourth and final appearance on screen with Hepburn.It's a typical Cary Grant part, witty and urbane, with a touch of therogue in him. He's Hepburn's ex-husband, still very much in love withhis ex-wife, but she's marrying stuffed shirt John Howard (www.imdb.com/title/tt0032904/)
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