Cary Grant’s Daughter Has Some Shocking News

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[@Toodle.Pipp001]

It's Diane Cannon, not Dylan. A little proof reading goes a long way.

[@maurebond4836]

You did not have any words from Jennifer on here. That was a misleading title.

[@jerrygrier7737]

@@Toodle.Pipp001 za red

[@NicetoDarceyFestin]

I'd like to see content that reflected the title of the video.

[@sassyt1545]

This channel is terrible.

[@63bplumb]

So much for hearing from his daughter---which is WHY I watched it~!

[@frankmenchaca9993]

So where were the comments from the daughter? She must have been very young by the time ha passed away and probably didn't know him that well. False advertising, switch and bait! I want my money back!

[@maryshaw3616]

I should fondly remember him..not. Being a duper is not cool. Deliberately, knowingly using women for a cover. Nothing excuses it & or makes it right.

[@jaystark841]

@@frankmenchaca9993 well, there's no money to get back, but there is good ol' unsubscribe which I'm doing now.

[@bethanima11]

@@frankmenchaca9993 I just finished watching another video from this channel with more false advertising. Very unimpressed.

[@connieostroha8423]

Exactly why I watched too!

[@josephjohnson8520]

All I know Cary Grant is a magnificent actor. His work in Hollywood is Remarkable.

[@MrDaiseymay]

AND THAT'S ALL THE PAYING PUBLIC ARE, AND SHOULD BE, INTERESTED IN. SOME HOLLYWOOD ACTORS, HAD COMMUNIST LEANINGS, AND SOME WERE MEMBER'S OF THE PARTY. THEY PAID A SEVERE PRICE FOR USING THEIR FREE CHOICE., AND WERE OSTRACISED AND CONDEMMED BY THEIR PEERS. MOST NOTEABLY, CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

[@Espina907]

EXACTLY. I love him still.

[@jallan9578]

There are a lot of present-tense 'is's' on here! Grant is long dead! PAST tense! On the positive side ... he was born and raised in Horfield, in Bristol; my second home-city!

[@csmith9699]

Knowing general basics of his life make me admire him more. Watched the television documentary, Becoming Cary Grant. He is an incredible example of the power of resilience. Had rough times, but his motivation, natural born talent (esp. timing) and his good looks served him well because of his motivation. What a talented guy!

[@nancycurtis488]

He should have won many Oscars...he was not only a leading man he was an excellent actor in both comedies and dramas.....I love all of his movies. RIP, Cary.

[@angelathomas8890]

Cary Grant was such a fabulous and talented actor. I was 18 when he passed away, I cried so hard, I was devastated. I grew up watching all his movies with my Grandma and Mama, such good memories!!

[@lindapierce5299]

Me, too.

[@bobboscarato1313]

I hope you found your own Cary Grant in due time; best wishes!

[@newjerseylion4804]

Cary grant drug abuse spilled over into his relationships. He very abusive towards his former spouses

[@lbj4993]

We all hope you eventually got over your tragic loss...being 'devastated' over an actors death, a screen-creation of himself to the point that he barely knew himself, and somebody you've never met or even known, must be 'unbearable' to say the least...jezz, it's like being infatuated with a ghost.

[@ladybhive1210]

Alfred Hitchcock loved his acting

[@stevesmith342]

Carey Grant with his easy elegance and great charm made watching his movies a privilege and brought such joy to so many including myself .He was great 👍🏻

[@jansalcher6820]

How does this talk about Cary's daughter reveals his inner demons. Not one word about it. I get so tired and these stupid titles that have nothing to do with what's in the video.

[@jaf8771]

They just do that to bait you in to click on their video. It's clever....but, gets old after awhile and we become all that much wiser to their tricks.

[@bgueberdenteich5206]

It is bait and I fell for it !

[@melissaahmad4043]

lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brendadrew834]

Maybe youi missed it, his presumed bi-sexuality which in those days wasn't widely accepted like it is today! But many in Hollywood today still have to hide their sexuality if they fear it could have any negative impact on their career! Dig a little deeper, there are hundreds of scandals of suicide, drugs, especially alcoholism in Hollywood ever since the early 1900s and the 1920s, even brutal shocking murders!!There are great books out on Hollywood Celebrity deaths, a great many died young before their time and have also had their "inner demons"! Nothing new! History repeats!

[@maryannemelenka9250]

I agree very misleading!! But they want to get your attention!

[@kenmartin756]

His fourth wife's name was Dyan, not Dillon.

[@Mckatt2]

Yes when they get a detail like this so totally wrong and repeated numerous times I’m done with this nonsense my God… DYLAN … are you kidding you have no credibility on anything now

[@kittytice]

stick around ! dillion you pushing too many pencils!

[@MsLiberty101]

I thought that Dylan Cannon ! But they said it wrong so many times I question myself...

[@kathleenclark5877]

Puhleeze. Get your facts straight!

[@mauricamcginnis4063]

@@Mckatt2 Logic like yours is like throwing the baby out with the bath water

[@nedraleggett9088]

One of the things he did as he was "retired " was tour in events known as "Conversation with Cary Grant ". My mom ,her friend and I went to see him at La Mirada civic theater. He showed a presentation of movies he had done. Then he took questions from the audience. He talked about his life too. So handsome. That White hair became him well. There was no mistaking his voice. I am very glad I had that opportunity.

[@nitasheehan2704]

I would love to have seen that tour. Yes, he was handsome until the day he died.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Amazing story.

[@maxthepupp]

I saw the show in Stockto! A high point to this day.🙏

[@joeypieper6384]

My Mom Loves Cary Grant you were lucky to see him in person

[@DetTigerFan]

I heard about the “Conversations with Cary Grant.” I’m so sorry I didn’t get to see him at one of those events as he was my favorite actor!

[@bgueberdenteich5206]

Cary Grant should have received an Academy Award , just for being on the planet ! What a gorgeous, gorgeous man !

[@staroceans8677]

So true!

[@juliawilly9151]

They did give him an honorary academy award-pushed by Frank Sinatra.

[@avejoe]

Cary is an All-time Hollywood Great on the screen.

[@mariaevans7811]

Correct!!!!!! 🐩🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@vickimcleod4398]

Love him 💕

[@victoriap4335]

The title of this is "Cary Grants daughter discloses...". So, where was his adult daughter??

[@mayanivi8872]

Cary Grant is the most charming man on screen. Everything else is irrelevant.

[@harperstacey9604]

He was so dashing and debonair. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@bellafoenander5153]

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[@harperstacey9604]

@@bellafoenander5153 what does your comment mean?

[@CJ-jp3zw]

Demons are charming

[@cdd4248]

Irrelevant but Interesting!

[@sbrasel]

Regarding "Cary Grant’s Daughter Reveals His Inner Demons", why did you lie? Is it because you hold your audience in contempt?

[@JLNeis]

Talented actor and all around good guy. Should have always had an Oscar if not OSCARS. Miss ya Cary.

[@riolemieux7668]

"SECOND THAT EMOTION"!!! Exactly why I don't bother with award shows. If Cary did not win awards...do you really think the Oscar's are true to form? The award shows, the OSCARS, hardly reflect the best and brightest as routinely as they SHOULD!

[@annielooo2798]

He was awarded an Oscar in the 80s for his body of work.

[@ladybhive1210]

I know he was Golden Hollywood

[@johnnylavery5512]

An Affair to Remember still makes me bawl at the end. So well acted.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching, Johnny!

[@raylenenielsen5943]

It’s my favorite Cary Grant movie even though there’s so many other good ones.

[@margaretroney9794]

Me too

[@jaydeecee]

How can you mistake Dylan to Dyan his 4th wife. Dyan Cannon was a fairly famous actress in the '70s even before their marriage which was a big news back then. People talked about the big age gap.

[@Mckatt2]

Facts Verse does this all the time! They are constantly incorrect with their “ facts”

[@stevesmith342]

Dyan Cannon was hot ,lucky Carey Grant .God bless them both !

[@Pfirtzer]

Gape wasn't that big about 8''.

[@Satans_Legion_of_Evil]

@@Mckatt2 "Facts" Verse.

[@ladybhive1210]

Yes it was Dyan. Yep they talked about the age difference cuz she was 27 and he was 61

[@dbstewart4496]

How do I like to remember Cary Grant ? As an OSCAR winner. Life time achievement. And as a talented entertainer

[@mary.gcarpenter1490]

"An Affair to Remember" with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr my all time favorite movie. No click baiting. Headlines that have nothing to do with the content. Also the truth, not inuendoes, hearsay, guesses etc. Just true facts. There is enough fraud and corruption going on in the world today. And never assume anything. He was also one of my favorite actors. Let him rest in piece..

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching!

[@kaykiessling5029]

ABSOLUTELY 💯!!! AWESOME I love this movie and cry every single time.Arsenic and old lace. 100%.

[@jimmyrants4342]

"An Affair to Remember". Wanna cry? Then watch this movie. Cary Grant was great for Hollywood.

[@cherylbaker3353]

Oh Cary Grant was extremely handsome and even as a little boy he was so beautiful

[@reynaldolunajr.6909]

He was brilliant in Notorious. His performance was like watching an early James Bond.

[@marjoriegarner5369]

Yes. With Ingrid Bergman. What chemistry! What a gorgeous man. Also liked him with Sophia Loren in Houseboat.

[@davegreene8588]

@@marjoriegarner5369 He felt that he was too old for the Bond role, when Ian Fleming offered him the opportunity; Yet, Grant _would have been_ , by far, the greatest, most magnificent James Bond of all!

[@laurabook9492]

@@davegreene8588 agree

[@laurabook9492]

You are right, he was so great in Notorious.

[@marithmarith9310]

He was great in Notorious and North by Northwest. When Ian Flemming saw those movies he wrote about a man, and Ian wrote about that man with Cary Grant in his head. And he woulth liked it if Cary Grant woulth play that man, James Bond. Cary said that he want to play in an James Bond movie for one time. But they asked him for more Bond movies. Cary was 58 when they asked him. Cary thought he was to old for that role and no more then 1 time. That was that he said that he didn't want to do it..... And so became the first Bond in 1962 Sean Connery........ But Cary woulth be a very great one. For me he woulth be the best Bond.....!!!

[@initiate22000]

How could you make a video on Cary Grant and not know that his wife, who was the mother of his only child, was named Dyan? She was/is a famous actress in her own right.

[@bobboscarato1313]

Cary Grant was a superb actor and it should be left at that!

[@nancymontgomery8897]

My absolute favorite movie is Arsenic and Old Lace. Cary was handsome at every age, even in his older years. He could do comedy, drama, and romance. Your title is totally false. And BTW, Jennifer Grant's mother is named Dyan, not Dylan.

[@maryannemelenka9250]

Oh he was so funny in lace, befuddled, confused, he nearly went to” Happy Dale” A real nut house, that poor cab driver!

[@lindagordon2977]

The only scene I didn't care for was in Noth by Northwest was his love/ kissi g scene on

[@marilynwagers786]

You people are so silly he was not JESUS just an actor you people are stupid writing all these stupid coents

[@marilynwagers786]

Comments

[@joflory133]

Loved arsenic and old I laugh so hard especially when he finds out his are completely off their rocker

[@lenachavez1456]

Well everyone has a good side and a bad side to themselves. May his LEAGACY shine forever. Rest in peace Mr Grant.

[@claudiafranke7799]

Exsackly true 👏👍

[@marytarantinoo9118]

Uh, carey being supposedly a bi-sexuual is not a bad side of him but rather a facet of his character that i guess, he felt too afraid to admit. Nowadays, he,d probably be living openly with hugh jackman. What a goreous couple that would make!

[@westaussie965]

Legacy😉

[@michaelharrington7656]

I like his Hitchcock films best, and Hitchcock-inspired films like Charade. He should have made another film with Grace Kelly, she suited him perfectly.

[@maritzaagosto1793]

The one with Grace Kelly was To Catch a Thief .

[@michaelharrington7656]

@@maritzaagosto1793 There were three films with Grace: Dial M For Murder, Rear Window, and To Catch a Thief. Of these Rear Window is the classic whereas the other two are pretty good.

[@ladybhive1210]

💯

[@maryharris2330]

My very favorite was "Notorious", one of his Hitchcock movies, with Ingrid Bergman and the great Claude Rains. ❤

[@isrberlinerin4063]

I feel the same way .

[@tommoncrieff1154]

I second that. Incredible, impeccable casting, including the part of Claude Rains’ mother, those amazing Hitchcock shots such as the sweeping camera finding the key turning in Ingrid Bergman’s nervous palm, and Hitch’s trick of extending the staircase on the way down, at the end, so their exit takes forever and the tension is unbearable. But whatever Hitch magic there is, the presence of Grant and Bergman has made the film timeless, they are two rare stars you can’t see acting. This is why Cary never won an award, he makes everything seem so natural, unconsidered and unrehearsed, it’s so casual and subtle, that his contemporaries couldn’t judge it as acting. He was the greatest actor of them all and one of the very few who could walk into any (decent) film today and fit right in.

[@bridgetnolan3947]

Notorious is my favourite film of all time. ☘🇮🇪.

[@smorgasbroad1132]

Agree! That scene when he comes into rescue Ingrid Bergman's character and he puts his cheek up close to hers- oh so dreamy.

[@migue4793]

I loved Cary Grant with Mae West in "She done him Wrong". He also meshed well with Hepburn in the Philadelphia Story. I love his films with Hitchcock too. Supposedly he had a relationship wirh Randy Scott, but who cares he was an amazing actor!!

[@patriciaantonopoulos8573]

Cary Grant's private life should be exactly that, "PRIVATE" I loved watching his movies,he was so handsome! So versatile, sad to hear he never won an Oscar

[@MSYNGWIE12]

I rarely look at these inaccurate, violations of a deceased actor's life- but, middle of the night when I got up! Sick, not covid- for some reason a silly song, Sophia Loren sings in Houseboat was on my mind- CAN SOMEBODY POINT OUT CARY'S GROWN DAUGHTER? I must have blinked and did the "idiot bot" so called, genial narrator say DYLAN CANNON FOR DYAN CANNON- rubbish, utter rubbish. Namaste Cary Grant fans, what a handsome man his father was- but it isn't hard to see another Hollywood unhappy life unfolding- another bad childhood etc- I WISH THE JERKS RESPONSIBLE FOR THESE MINI CHARACTER ASSASSINATIONS WOULD CEASE!

[@paulaltman9751]

A big star is the property of the public. We have a right to know every detail. Nothing is off the table. That is the price to be paid for fame.

[@ericlindsey3069]

@@paulaltman9751 No. This is the price that came to be paid by a public (and culture) that got less and less mature and respectful as time went on... You may recognize yourself in that comment.

[@StephenDeCesare]

Loved him "The Bishop's Wife" (a must see every Christmas) and "Arsenic and Old Lace"

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching, Stephen!

[@riolemieux7668]

YOU LOVED "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" TOO!!!

[@dianapharaoh9118]

Cary Grant was a great actor. I think he was one of my all-time favorites. And such a handsome man with a wonderful way of talking-he was his own work of art, as everyone should be. I truly loved watching him as an actor. Of course I think he had to have all the good folks that go with a good performance, but he was a constant good watch. And sure, he may have appreciated people of different sexes, most people do. I have to think this is a robot, or someone who can't read because you pronounce 'Dyan' 'DIE-ANN'...how can you get Dylan out of that?

[@dextec49]

He is a legend. That man can dress up. I called him the best dressed actor in Hollywood. He was a charming, graceful presence in his life and retired to spending his time with his daughter. A successful businessman during and after his movie career. There will always be one Cary Grant. My respect for him was always high and always be after his passing. Thanks Mr. Grant RIH. A sad video on his life. He was happy with him is where it counts.

[@patriciasnyder6915]

I love Cary Grant movies.

[@petermcglothin9512]

What about his daughter talking about his inner demons?

[@MsPhoebers]

His daughter wrote a memoir about him called GOOD STUFF. In it, she does make reference to the stories about her dad's alleged gay affairs: she says that she doesn't know but that his manner with everyone was charming and flirty. Others who knew him well have said pretty much the same (Cleveland Amory, who was a friend, wrote that Grant could turn down a request for an autograph in such a way, the person felt flattered rather than snubbed.) So perhaps it was as simple as that.

[@gaysy1st]

@@MsPhoebers I agree with you. People can be flirty with the same sex and not be gay. It just means they're charming.

[@KLVanderWall]

my favorite Cary Grant Movie was Father Goose! I still watch it today, can't get enough of it! I think Cary Grant and Leslie Caron play off each other so well comedicly!

[@kathrynlayfield9599]

I loved Cary Grant, he was and still is the Best Looking Actor ever! All of his movies are great. But, there is one I really like to watch over and over. The movie is, The Bishop's Wife, which also starred David Niven, Loretta Young and Monty Woolley. It's a Christmas movie and Cary plays an angel to perfection. Check it out you are sure to love it!

[@tonicarosiello1878]

I bought this movie so I can watch it whenever I want. I love it

[@wendyrobinson4990]

Will look for it and watch it Kathryn.

[@normacotter3377]

That is just one of my favorites best looking man of all time

[@janejohnstone5795]

Yes...he was very gentlemanly and loving in it.....and handsome....hands down....his parents we goodlooking...

[@janejohnstone5795]

Could not take my eyes off him ...for one second...enthralled...and Lorett Young ..was soo...cute and innocent in the movie...whe they went skating..

[@kathe.o.]

I prefer to remember Cary Grant as a prolific actor. His personal life was personal!

[@karincarozza381]

Most iconic actor who treated woman on screen with dignity and romancing them incomparably. Sofia Loren said she loved him. He wanted to marry her, but she was already in a relationship pending marriage, just to mention one. Watch every one of his movies when time permits. His Christmas movie, “The Bishop’s Wife” is beautiful, and never get tired of seeing it, along with most any film he is in. Disgusting that friends of the same sex have to put up with junk said about them.

[@dimelo30]

I can’t stand when people try to assassinate an actor’s character after their passing! Of course the man wasn’t perfect he was human but he did his job extremely well. Kudos to him for making it that far given all that early trauma!

[@bognarmel]

So brilliant. So much before his time. He was beautiful

[@deannaingle8736]

Mr Gary Grant was one of the Golden aged actors besides James steward and Henry Fonda as well he'll be missed but never forgottened may he filming on his movies in heavenly gates

[@freddastenger5638]

I could not care less what Cary Grant’s sexual preference was. I have always loved his movies. I secretly stayed up late at night to watch them, my mother would get so mad. He was a wonderful actor and seemed like a nice human being. It was obvious how he adored his daughter. He will always be one of my top favorites in the entertainment industry!!

[@debbieyeager3849]

Aside from the fact that his daughter didn't reveal "shocking news", the narrator needs to read the script. Cary's fourth wife & mother of his daughter is Dyan (not Dylan) Cannon.

[@bluewren2]

what can you expect from a nothing burger?

[@suebrubaker6182]

He has been and always will be my favorite actor EVER...no matter what he did in his life. He has entertained me like no other.

[@angelaholmes8888]

I like to remember him as actor as a great stepfather to his stepson and a great dad to his daughter sad he never got a oscar

[@paigereno95]

Maybe not a shame. I can watch his movies a lot. Love how well he workerd with all his costars. He might not have won an Oscar bit his films live on. I can't tell you who won the golden statue last year let alone 50 yrs ago, but I can tell you Mr Grant whistles the theme songs from An Affair To Remember and Charade in his last movie Walk Don't Run. He didn't need that Oscar. He left a lasting impression from his first movie to his last and in between.

[@billsfone]

At this point, I'm just grateful for all the wonderful films that we have thanks to this great actor and all of the awesome characters he created!! RIP My Friend!!

[@randysmith7189]

Arsenic and Old Lace is how I remember him.Every Halloween I watch this movie laughing my way through it as it (to me) shows Grant at his comic best.

[@evelyn6959]

I love Cary Grant no matter what he was or did. The quintessential sophisticated male. One of a kind.

[@madelinetramantano8302]

That's right.

[@deckofcards87]

Cary Grant's acting was top notch and everything about him was likeable. The quintessential movie star.

[@maritzaagosto1793]

I love all the films I 've seen so far . Especially the ones he made with Katherine Hepburn ... especially Bringing Up Baby .

[@normadesmond6017]

So? He loved different people. Like we all do. The fact that in his case they were male or female - who cares. Love is love. And he was the most magical male stars of them all.

[@joannhaggett6432]

I agree 100%

[@kathrynejones2590]

I TOTALLY AGREE WITH EVERYTHING YOU SAID, AND VERY WELL I MIGHT ADD...ALSO ARE YOU THE 'REAL' NORMA DESMOND? EITHER WAY, SHE WAS AN AMAZING TALENTED 'PERSON', AND NOT JUST IN THE MOVIES WHERE SHE EXCELLED...I'M 65 YRS OLD, SO THERE YOU GO...STAY SAFE & STAY SANE OUT THERE...^-^...

[@normadesmond6017]

@@kathrynejones2590 there is no real Norma Desmond now is there. Just a nick because I love the Billy Wilder movies. And for you to - I'm 59 by the way so we're the same generation. Best to you too!

[@vickimcleod4398]

100%

[@normadesmond6017]

wonderful remark. Like all the nicks around here are real....

[@margaretvanwaning9882]

I am glad Cary had a daughter to pass on his legacy. He was in deed charming on screen and can imagine he would have been very romantic in person. He married 5 times so gave marriage a chance until he got it right. I am 74 years old so grew up knowing who he was and always thought he was a great and successful actor!

[@johnc.bojemski1757]

Cary Grant was one of the first high profile "stars" to stand up to the old studio system and go "independent". He chose the movies HE wanted to work on! Not just taking the ones "assigned" to him by the studio bosses or being "farned out" to OTHER studios without his consent as was common practice before "ANTI-TRUST" LAWS were enacted and enforced against them.

[@paolamura3497]

So that's why no oscar.....

[@BarbaraKelley347]

Did I miss the shocking news his daughter had? She appeared once as an infant. Love Cary Grant. He’s the epitome of a handsome man. .

[@randymcray7116]

If you want to hear from her read her book. In her book see in phatic Lee states that her father was in fact not gay. He had no gay Tendencies he didn't sleep around he didn't flirt around he was straight

[@janejohnstone5795]

Glad...to hear that...

[@janejohnstone5795]

He loved all his leading ladies...or was very fond of them...which shows he was not gay...he was very gentlemanly....so could have been mistaken as gay....

[@nancysneverendingcookbook7021]

He was very handsome and a great actor. He lived his life the way he wanted. Only HE had to answer to God for what he did during his life here on earth. Rest in peace, Mr. Grant.

[@christinebachor6663]

Cary was an enigma created by himself. It is so sorry to hear about their private lives when it is so damaging and cannot be forgotten. I love Cary regardless 💕

[@Tyler380]

"North by Northwest" was my favorite..

[@trevorlee7945]

He was incredible in NbyNW and Too Catch a Thief

[@eljodefreitas2417]

Cary was a most charming and delightful person. Always a pleasure to watch.

[@PAPAROUSwhatsinthedirt]

It's Dyan Cannon not Dylan

[@jeansmith2144]

He should have won an Academy award! He was incredibly talented! Loved him !

[@claudiafranke7799]

I agree to he should have 😀👏👍

[@Bailey_G]

Makes me wonder if he was deliberately slighted?

[@London747]

He was the greatest, what enjoyment he gave so many people who still watch his films, what more can one say

[@gavinwilson1494]

No one could play Cary Grant better than Cary Grant!

[@sydlambert9414]

These old movies are better than today’s movies

[@joanneyoung1081]

His screwball comedies were the very best of that era and all time favorite.

[@ericaespinosa4030]

There is something missing in this biography of Cary Grant that is not mentioned here. It wasn't that his mother had psychiatric problems that had his mother admitted in a mental asylum. What hurt and disturbed Cary Grant for years about his mother being put in a mental asylum was because she DIDN'T have psychiatric problems but instead was put there by his dad so he can marry his mistress right away. This is what shattered Cary Grant for years about how horrible his father was to his mother. His mother was put there against her will by his father and his family without a word or last goodbye to his mother. He looked for his mother and thought of her for years until he became successful enough to find her, and visit her. His mother had mental health trauma develop due to living in an asylum for decades put there against her will from her husband. Cary Grant was furious at his father for what he did. The lack of his mother in his life was hard on him. My mother read the biography and told me what she had learned from his daughter's book and how devastating that was to Cary Grant.

[@firenze5555]

Exactly. I hate how some bios say that Grant had demons because Grant's mother left him as a child which is wrong! She did NOT voluntarily leave - her husband had her committed to an asylum! I would imagine that Grant, once he figured things out much, much later in adulthood, could not get over his revulsion for his father and guilt over what happened to his mother - perhaps blaming himself for not figuring things out sooner and rescuing her before she had become too damaged from her surroundings.

[@christophereverest4547]

Fascinating piece, especially for having absolutely no input from his daughter!!! Bear in mind the title is "Cary Grant's Daughter Reveals his inner demons"! Furthermore, the narrator claims that the world has finally "figured out the truth about Cary Grant's ambiguous sexual orientation". Yes, with lots of help from our current political masters who want us to be multi sexual and coloured... So tired of this. Leave out the ... stuff for your own world. There are plenty of us out here in the normal English speaking world (England, the USA and Australia, just to name the major players) who are tired of it.

[@ReggieCox]

The world was colored long before it was white. And now whites are far out numbered because you were always outnumbered.

[@FrenchMartini]

Oh, please! Rumors about his sexuality have been around for many many decades; it has nothing to do with "our current political masters."

[@isrberlinerin4063]

I agree with you totally !

[@carolynmyers2222]

He was a great guy. I loved him God Bless Him. Don’t pass judgement on the family everyone has something to hide in their families. RIGHT?

[@donaldclarke9391]

i work at the Dunes hotel in las vegas,IN the early 80s,As a food server.The older servers,Attended to him often said.He was a great guy but cheap as hell,Even do he was a filthy man.Coming from the depressian era.Effected people that way

[@williamparker1085]

wrong

[@MrBuddyhollyfan]

Whatever he was, he did leave us a bunch of timeless, funny and memorable films.

[@wilbertthijsen7574]

In my childhood I watched many movies from this actor ! My mother was crazy about him and I saw a glimpse of glimmer , and how a man should be and look ! I always wished him to have a great life and felt sad when he died ! Death is cruel , but I will always remember this man and hope even in heaven he finds happiness .

[@DiamondgirlKat]

How I best remember a person's sexuality? It's largely none of my business; It's highly personal. And it's bad manners to stick my nose into it and offer opinions - which are just that - an opinion. Whatever his sexual orientation - Cary Grant was by all accounts talented and a reasonably decent person. (I've not heard otherwise.) I enjoy his legacy of entertainment.

[@dbstewart4496]

It's "Dyan" not "Dylan". Who does your fact checking needs to be fired unbelieveable

[@linscrattish2648]

How true. Poor research.

[@malcolmdivorty6852]

Remember him as a fine English actor. Nothing else matters

[@sassykaren7587]

Hello again Facts Verse 👋 Thank you so much for covering Cary Grant. My favorite movies of his are North By Northwest and An Affair To Remember. I never knew that he never got an Academy award. I actually enjoy all of his movies and miss watching them with my mom (RIP). Thank you for another great video and I hope you and your subscribers have a wonderful day. 🌞

[@melindasalinas1821]

Loved his movies! I really enjoyed the bachelor and the bobbysoxer and bringing up baby. He was so funny and of course handsome!😍

[@carolynkeiser5545]

There seems to be no real reason to believe that Cary Grant was anything different than he said he was if he was willing to take someone to court over the matter, why should it be so important to anyone to continue to ask that question? Friendships are important to all of us & friends can be just that - friends. Cary Grant had a very interesting life, it was nice to know he had a wife and child - a family at the time of his death. As it seems his childhood home experience was difficult. My he rest in peace.

[@katyhess5967]

I can't believe he never won an Oscar. God....what a handsome, handsome man.

[@evekiraga3105]

I think it was disgraceful how homophobia made people have to live in shame or secret! I love Cary Grant and he was a fabulous comedian and physical actor. Bringing Up Baby and Old Lace & Arsenic are priceless!

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching!

[@joesphbegley3088]

He killed her with his razor. He gave her arsenic !

[@paulakpacente]

It's amazing that he never won an Academy Award. He was a fine actor!

[@samson9535]

The homosexual stories have been proven to be Hollywood gossip. Particularly, the Randolph Scott story. I shared a house with guys in my mid twenties and I am not nor have I ever been a homosexual. Cary Grant was a notorious ladies' man.

[@1MikuFan]

I think it was possible that Cary was bisexual, not homosexual. Of course two men sharing a home doesn’t automatically make them attracted to each other.

[@MsLiberty101]

Yea the gays in Hollywood like to start rumors whether its true or not ..and sometimes it is but they like to put it on their wish list.

[@chucksellers8422]

Even if the stories were true, why does it matter? He's not coming back to life for any women or men to have relations with. Enjoy his great movies. His career was brilliant. Some of his work with Alfred Hitchcock and the movies that he co-stared with with Katharine Hepburn ("Bringing up Baby", The Philadelphia Story") were perfectly acted, with the best cinematography ever seen. With the depth and reach of his movie career, his personal life should be the least thing on people's mind.

[@vickimcleod4398]

Who cares ! He was bi does it even matter? I love him 💖

[@tabbs1664]

What a overall great guy ❤

[@ftjax]

What a beautiful ❤️ human being so suiave , handsome, charming, old school nice & quite the actor extraordinare

[@trudyramgren8817]

I loved his movie North by Northwest. ❤

[@janetdear6429]

Interesting story, I like him and his films especially operation pettiecoat had me in fits of laughter, a pink submerine, may he rest in peace, 🙏 great video thanks 🖤

[@ebe7840]

This man could fall down, and look cool. 🎯🇸🇪

[@Bigbadwhitecracker]

In addition to the Hitchcock films, I really like That Touch of Mink with Doris.

[@beaverstandig1747]

Classically handsome, a great actor

[@shirleylane131]

I’ll always think he was the most gorgeous man to walk the earth. God bless you Cary.

[@1958RBS]

Handsome, talented and with a unique on screen persona, he really should have won an Oscar.

[@robertdemitro1520]

So what he was bisexual ! He was a good looking man and a very , very good actor . His personal life was his business !

[@brendano5440]

I'm shocked he didn't receive an Academy Award. He was so funny with Kathrine Hepburn.

[@shadiariziq]

Cary Grant was a remarkable actor. My favorite movie is An Affair to Remember. Call me the hopeless romantic.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching!

[@barbarahuffaker4045]

Wait! What about his daughter?

[@connieostroha8423]

I choose to remember Cary Grant as suave, debonair and someone I still love to watch on the screen!

[@sanjeevranjan3470]

I think cary is one of the finest actors l have ever seen.l love his excellent dress sense and sophisticated

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching!

[@lindagordon2977]

It's a shame he never won an academy award. I have always liked his movies. His timings were right on in his reactions in the movies which was rare for alot of actors. Sounds like he was full boy when younger, probably in later life also. He is missed.

[@alissagonzales735]

I enjoy watching Cary Grant movies. My children were brought up watching the classic movies. They still watch them.

[@dakotail]

This MAN was a GREAT ACTOR ~~~ THE END !!!

[@juliawilly9151]

So sophisticated. So handsome. Witty. Never been a better leading man. I still love him.

[@FactsVerse]

We feel the same way! Thank you for watching our content and for sharing your thoughts. Be on the lookout for our next video!

[@adamodeo9320]

bringing up baby is great and grant is amazing in it.

[@GrandmaSandy]

I always love Cary Grant everything he did I loved