i love roddy so so so so much it makes me cry❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

"Steel Eye Span" also too.

Fairport Convention did a song about this :) x

BRAVISSIMO ATTORE, HA FATTO DEI FILMS INSUPERABILI, AVREBBE DOVUTO FARE ANCHE ALTRE PUNTATE DEL TELEFILM DELLE SCIMMIE DEL 1974 , 14 EPISODI TROPPO POCHI, ALTRI 14 NEL 1975 AVREBBE DOVUTO FARE !!!!!!

It made me cry, to have to go thru what he did, thank you mr McDowell

Roddy was the definition of an excellent human being. Well mannered, extraordinarily talented & a true gentleman. He's one of my absolute favourite actors, starring in some of my all time favourite films. May he rest in peace ❤ Excellent video, thank you for making it.

My Father would see Cary Grant in movies and say to himself "I know him, but how and where from. They keep on saying he was from Bristol and I am from Southampton". Once they said his actual name was Archibald Leash, my Father recognized that he really did know him while growing up in Southampton. In all the years that I have seen and read about Cary Grant, yours is the first mention of Southampton. Thank you for confirming that what my Father said was accurate.

ATTORE ECCEZIONALE, INSUPERABILE !!!!!!

Excellent work! Wonderful research, presentation, and narration. Not only a story about Cary Grant, but about the dangers of chasing success -- and illusions -- in the 20th century.

Great biography. I am 61 and grew up watching Rodey McDowell. So much I didn't know about him. Thank you for such an informative biography!

Very well done. Love him .🎉❤💔🎉🕊 He was amazingly handsome.

He tried to ruin Dian like his dad ruined his mother. He was made cruel by his father, if you can call him a father. His past wives were lucky to escape him. And I hope the dtr wasn't ruined by him. I once thought what a great guy he was. not now.I would not watch any of his films now.

Oh ive met one maybe two of those type of men that think you need the therapy when its them thats screwed up. Glad Dyan survived cary and his manipulative psychiatrist. What awful gas lighting.

I have never seen a Cary Grant movie i did not love. All of them i have qatched more than once. Just qatched Charade again. What a handsime man at any age.

I have ❤ loved Roddy McDowell and will always ❤ love him.he was so good in everything he appeared in. ❤😘❤️

Loved it🎉thanx!

Beautifully done! One of the best biography's I've watched. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Excellent as always, Zoë Love! I’ve always admired Katharine Hepburn for revolutionizing women’s roles in Hollywood! As for the Actor I’d love to see you eventually cover (no rush, mind you), that of course would be Katharine’s _Long Day’s Journey Into Night_ costar, former Child Star and Lifelong Legendary Actor Dean Stockwell! I know you won’t be surprised by my request. 💚😉😉💚

I'd love to watch a bio on Kim Novak, thank you for this series!!! 💜

This was very good. ❤🎉😊

Thank you for telling me more about him

How did I never know this about my home State (1:40)?! Beautifully done as always, Zoë Love!! 💚🤗🤗💚

SUCH a pleasure. And no mispronounced names. A lovely vocal pattern. Gentle and intelligent rendering of material I’ve heard before…but so thoughtfully done.

Wonderful and finally an accurate bio on Ava Gardner. Thank you.

Thy 4 got Fright Night and Fright Night 2 vampire movies.

Talented Actress of her time .

Thank you for your Cary Grant Biography - …which lead me to this video-message -…to the commment section… Uhm . How to put it into words…? 1. “Burn out” “calm down” is easy to be said - nonetheless hard to be learned -> might Travis from the YT channel “chakra healings” be helpful to you ? 🌱 2. “What’s next” “one step after the other” - no one and nothing shall be pushing or pulling you -> includes also your own inner voice -> includes to learn to voice towards others calmly and very sincere and heartfelt gentle : “No, Thank you…. but: ““N.o.”” - Thank you.” -> includes : t.a.k.e. your time (like you choose to do four months ago) again and again 🍀 3. “your work” -> see 1. :: calm down; one step after the other -> see 2. :: -> focus & enjoy …-…like your audience does :: you are doing a great job -> repeat ))) circle closed ✨🪷✨

Ingrid Bergman possessed the type of beauty that was matchless, unparalleled. This Oscar-winning actor had a thriving career in the 40's till the early 50's when Stromboli happened and the trajectory of her career took a beating. Things happen not as we want them to, but according to a pre-ordained scheme of things, over which we have little or no control. Ingrid had gone through a whirlwind of many different phases and weathered many storms with a roller-coaster of emotions. But she returned triumph to the USA with the film 'Anastasia' in 1956. Ingrid is no longer with us, but has left a legacy of her great films that are even enjoyed to this very day. All things come to an end, yet each ending is it's own beginning, while in others, sadness often comes from this perennial rhythm of nature. In an interview Ingrid once advised : "Be yourself, the world worships the original".

You are fantastic. Your tone and projection is perfect. I can’t stand singers these days who just seem to scream and strain their lungs. Your voice is effortless. But of course, kids today want noise and rap crap, and don’t appreciate or understand real quality music. Xx❤

Truly amazing talent handsome and suck stage presence, commanding an audience

You rival darling Rosemary, girl! 💕

Beautiful version - wish we had dinner /dance places like those from the movie

Love!

My favorite actor since I was a child of 7 years old. I was taken in by his boyish looks even in the adult role I saw him first. I’ve seen every movie he made and watched all the TV shows as well. I own many of his films on DVD and watch them often. Roddy was very intellectual and grew up fast having to leave London at an early age and became a successful child star. Then Roddy went on to stage and television and transitioned near perfectly but not easily into an adult actor. Not many were able to succeed from child to adult star. ⭐️ I wrote to Roddy in 1976. He sent me a personal postcard from Universal Studios and I still cherish that today. Roddy was in the short lived Sci-fi series Fantastic Voyage and my cousin called the studio where he was filming. I had the phone numbers for him to try and reach him on the phone. Whomever answered the phone put him on hold and Roddy was not working at the moment between takes so Tony (my cousin) said Hello, this is Tony Garofolo (KDKA Pittsburgh) Radio host. Then put me on the phone and I was so shocked to hear his voice on the other side. I cried “I have been watching you for years and just love everything you do”. Roddy was very nice and seemed easy to just say hello to. It was the thrill of a lifetime for a 14 year old girl. 💜 Then, years go by, it’s February 26, 1996 and I finally got to see Roddy McDowall on stage. It was Dial M For Murder in Philadelphia. My family and I went to see the play and when he came on the stage the applause was loud enough and long enough for him to take a quick bow. I was in awe when I saw him on stage and it was a very memorable show. I enjoyed this mini biography of Roddy McDowall very much. Rest in Peace 9/17/28-10/3/98 🩷🙏🩷

It's amazing what the human spirit can endure and overcome. It is heartbreaking to realize the depth of his childhood trauma. One would never guess that the Cary Grant in film had demons. I am so happy to know that he rejoiced in being a father and that in his later years, his life ended happily. He had indeed become Cary Grant. What he put Ms Cannon through was chilling and her forgiveness and understanding speaks highly of her. Thank you for this excellent presentation.

Very good actor but i prefer Gary Cooper. Because i find Cary Grant too cold.

Just lovely! A BIG THANKS!

Thanks a LOT for this very interesting bio on such a great actor. I think it is one of the few biographies of him. I looked for books on Roddy, but found none. If you have episodes two, three... Please.

One of the best art directed movies ever made.

How blessed you are to have such wonderful grandparents. It's so obvious how In love they were with each other and how much they loved you!! They don't make them Iike that anymore it seems. Thank you for sharing these precious memories! ❤🙏 Amy ~ South Carolina

Awwww… (16:38)!! 💚🤗🤗💚

I wish you the best of luck 🌸🍀🌸 nothing wrong with trying!

I would have got Mae West to snatch Hedda Hopper up by her collar and told her to shut up, or else😂

His dad was handsome

Bravo! Finally…not a whisper of clickbait!!! I love this documentary. My favorite film of Cary Grant’s is “Arsenic and Old Lace.” Comedy doesn’t get any better❣️

Excellent!!

Thank you for this video. Well done. I've always loved Cary Grant. ❤

Wow!! What an amazing documentary you created! Full respect from your newest fan!

What a life !!!! full of tragedy and well, not comedy but happy moments too. I love Cary and thank you for this very good presentation. Subscribed !!!!

Carey went to great lengths to make his co stars fall in love with him. How could you not? Hard to hear how insecure and hard on himself he was, from childhood traumas. Huge fan of his genius once quipping...."Everyone wants to be Carey Grant. I do, too!!"