One of my all time favorite actors and the man that got me into watching old B&W films (along with Joan Crawford and James Cagney).

I just thought it would be nice to share...


I love this movie and need to get it on DVD.

Cool. I don't know too many people who watch the classics. What's your favorite Cary grant movie. I like Suspicion, Arsenic and Old Lace and Charade.

There's a ton of his movies that I'm anxious to see but haven't yet, including Notorious and North by Northwest.

my two favorite Cary Grant pics....I love that debonaire motherfucker!!!

loveeeee CG!!!!!


Has anyone read the book about his style- fab!!!!!

An affair 2 remember does it 4 me!!!!!

...L-O-V-E CARY GRANT...especially his birthname...b-4 his name change....saw a doc. on him just the other day...insightful indeed!!..
..mzsexybaby

What a beautiful man.

GREGORY PECK

Did you watch the day dedicated to CG? AMC is dedicating each day this month to a star. A couple of weekends ago, I watched as many Bette Davis movies as time would allow me. I need to do some ordering from AMC.

I love CG, though I don't get to see many of his movies, I captivated when I do.
George Clooney seems to me, the equivalant to Cary Grant today, especially in the types of roles he plays, that suave yet comedic.

I love Cary Grant, he was so handsome.

I love in particular 'to catch a thief' (grace kelly too, what more could you want in a movie?), arsenic and old lace and of course an affair to remember, it kills me every time.

xpertluva said:

Bringing Up Baby
I Was a Male War Bride

Dude was married 5 times and his birth name was....Archibald Leach

What Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn movie is playing in the background in PRETTY WOMAN?

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

charade

DesireeNevermind said:

Thank you. I've always wanted to see it.

Loved him in to 'catch a thief'.mr suave.They don't make them like that anymore.

He's also from my hometown,Bristol.I went to the same school as him!not at the same time obviously.lol

What has always amazed me bout Cary is that he could play any role with easy. Be it action, comedy, romance or drama. He just became that character with so little effect.

One of my must watch Halloween movies!


I also love "Father Goose" and "Operation Petticoat"

he was the original metrosexual. althought i think all men should strive to smell and look good before they step out of the house. actually...that should be the law.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

love that one. AVOID the remake!

I've always thought that cleft chin of his looked like a little baby pussy. I'm jus sayin'

Check it out on youtube. Great movie!!!

I read a biography about him once. It said that he was bisexual and heavily into L.S.D. in his later years. It was fascinating.

There were lots of quotes from him too - and one sticks in my mind... I'm probably paraphrasing here, but it was something like: "If you want to be thin; think thin. Don't eat steak and potatoes for dinner. Eat one poached egg on one piece of toast".

GirlBrother said:

that sounds more like Lawrence Olivier

They just had Cary Grant all day for 31 days of Stars of August on TCM, last week. My favorite Cary Grants movies are "An Affair To Remember", None but the Lonely Heart, Notorious, Indiscreet and Houseboat.

Love the classics. He was the man. Class all the way.

I'm all about smelling good and looking my best when going out or to work.



Dress to impress is the motto!
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Des, it might scare you to know that Mr. Leach was one of my favorite actors and that I love his movies.

He seemed to be the prototype of the kind of actor George Cloony has striven to become.

For some classic Cary Grant youj guys have to see Sylvia Scarlett (his first movie with Katharine Hepburn, where she spends most of the movie duisguised as a man), The Bachelor and The Bobby-Soxer (where he co-starred with a teenage Shirley Temple) and, of course, The Philadelphia Story. He is one the screens classic comedians!

DesireeNevermind said:

Isn't the latter movie, the one where Cary grant coins the phrase gay? (or at least it was the first time it was used on screen in reference to sexuality)

He was one of my favorites too.