Cary Grant: The Leading Man | The Hollywood Collection

[@sharonblevins3281]

What a wonderful tribute to Cary Grant. Very respectfully done.

[@jerrypark236]

Hello Sharon I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it ❤?

[@billwilson5341]

​@@jerrypark236 The creep factor from your post is high.

[@mckavitt13]

Respectful towards the U.S.

[@annechallenger8278]

Wonderful to watch again ❤great actor ❤

[@NancyIrwin-u5e]

Personally modern leading men can’t hold a candle to , Cary Grant! He is still a favorite of women my age,

[@myrakeefer5977]

My mom is 91 and she still swoons over Cary Grant 🤗

[@lindagandara6782]

You are so right Cary grant was and Still a great handsome leading man! ❤️👌😊

[@iap-ug3oy]

I am 82 and I am with your mother…..

[@allanprimeau7864]

Some men too would be attracted to, in awe of him. Grant had gone through so much.

[@allanprimeau7864]

He was stunningly handsome.

[@allanprimeau7864]

He is my favourite actor of all time.

[@Peter-we8iw]

Cary Grant was the most charismatic screen actor of all time. No one else came close.

[@annachu3722]

Cary Grant was the best and most loveable actor of all time. Adorable ❤️😍♥️♥️😍😍😍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@dannyhustle2599]

Overrated

[@fifthbusiness1678]

Gregory Peck comes pretty close. As does Brando. Actually, I could name a few others.

[@fifthbusiness1678]

@@dannyhustle2599 LOL. Why are there always contrary people like you feeling the need to comment? You watched the documentary on the man!

[@serenitybee9665]

Rest In Peace. Cary Grant 🙏💕

[@patsymontana7670]

What a wonderful human being. I suspect he did many good deeds no one ever knew about. And his love for his daughter is so touching.

[@marygrant882]

He was always helping people and charities. He was unselfish and kind to anyone who wasn't a creep.

[@degsbabe]

And he really enjoyed taking it off Randolph Scott. Luvley.

[@jerrypark236]

@@marygrant882 Hello I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it ❤?

[@billwilson5341]

@@jerrypark236 ​ The creep factor from your post is high.

[@farmgirlrebel1333]

My mother worked in a movie theater in LA back in the late 40's. They would have these big premiers and all the people would come out. She said the two nicest people/stars she ever met were James Stewart and Cary Grant. She said other stars would come in acting pretentious and couldn't be bothered to acknowledge the girls that brought them to their seats...but not those two. She said Doris Day was very nice as well.

[@christopherstarr8050]

certainly not surprised about Jimmy Stewart , another class act and a great American .

[@michaelterrell5061]

Definitely not surprised about Doris day. She must have been the sweetest lady ever.

[@1533ramsay]

I love your story. I loved both Grant & the beautiful Doris Day...If only it was that way today. The whole world has gone mad!

[@roberttrain3169]

It true about being one type of person who is good and a little bit funny to be interesting and be more realistic actor and was a handsome guy who was not playing a part of a story about doing a story he was naturally funny about and a giving at unexpected gifts to just to say you are special to be my friend .The movie I like best was To catch a thief who steals diamond and very expensive jewelry from women and is not him but a woman and a young girl who falls in love with him .And Alfred' Hitchcock is sitting in a bus with .....

[@roberttrain3169]

Sitting with Cary Grant the director of the movie is something he does to see for a few seconds????

[@coryd2668]

This Cary Grant biography will go down in history forever!! So well done! Thank you so much, very happy to have happened upon it!!❤️ Would be educational for people who have no idea what they missed!!

[@danielilie6881]

also a great gay loving man.they missed that..but its self explaining through the story...eh

[@lisanull900]

My grandma (born in 1908) was in love with Cary Grant. I doubt she ever missed one of his pictures. This is how I was introduced to him. I've loved this man as long as I can remember. What a loving tribute. Exceptionally well done. I still watch Cary every chance I get. I was looking for one of his movies when I stumbled upon this. 🥰

[@marjoriegarner5369]

Beautiful comment. I FEEL AS YOU DO. SPEAKING OF YOUR GRANDMA. I AM AN 81 YR OLD GRANDMA IN Montana. I UNDERSTAND HER LOVE FOR HIM. Gary Grant was really wonderful. Wasn't he?

[@michellefalleur960]

​@@marjoriegarner5369 -- he's CARY Grant.

[@marjoriegarner5369]

@michellefalleur960 thankbyou. I know he is Cary. IT WAS A TYPO.

[@michellefalleur960]

@@marjoriegarner5369 sorry my dear, I apologise to you

[@marjoriegarner5369]

@@michellefalleur960 Thank you for apologizing. IT is a rare kindness these days that anyone apologizes.

[@phyllissibley1911]

Cary Grant was, and still is, one of my very favorite actors. (It didn’t hurt that he was a handsome man.) I have watched this program several times, never get tired of it, he was one of the major players in the movie industry and I never saw him in a bad movie. Whenever a movie of his comes on, I watch it. I don’t remember the names of all of them, but I think over the years I have probably seen most of them.

[@mom917]

Oh my goodness, but I love him! So handsome and so funny! His timing was impeccable! But he also shined as a dramatic actor. He had chemistry with all his leading ladies. He was a gift to us all.

[@denisegore1884]

A man who could, and still does make women swoon. That is what's missing from movies today. Style, class, wit and elegance.

[@brianc3761]

Hey man I know some ladies that'd bang him, even though he's been dead 30 years o_O

[@syourke3]

Ironically, he was gay.

[@doreekaplan2589]

Bi

[@syourke3]

@@doreekaplan2589 Gay.

[@cristineconnell7803]

​@@syourke3I think his Mom kind of set him up for that young!

[@veecee3669]

About 2/3 of the way through this lovely documentary, I started sniffling, then the tears came. Cary Grant was many decades older than I, but he was always my favorite leading man, the actor by whom I judge all others. No one has even come close. Not ever. Thank you for posting this video, it was wonderful visiting an old friend from the Golden Age of Cinema.

[@jr6200]

Those were wonderful words. I feel a great deal like you. I was surprised I had an emotional reaction to this as well. Equally good in comedy and drama, probably unmatched with his incredible good looks, somehow the program made me reflect on my own life and relations and even the brevity of life.

[@veecee3669]

@J R. Yes Cary Grant could do it all, and splendidly. A life has a way of moseying along, and then, in a blink of an eye, one is in the autumn of one's years, thinking, "How could life rushed by so quickly?".

[@cassiejohnson7298]

One of the best actors in the world

[@veecee3669]

@Cassie Johnson. Yes, I totally agree. Cary Grant was and is an original. I doubt we'll ever see another like him again.

[@inkyguy]

I think there were far greater actors. I can immediately think of several. As this documentary points out, Cary Grant was even more than an actor. He was an American movie star, and perhaps, as you say, the greatest male movie star of the Golden Age of Hollywood, and perhaps in the history of the industry.

[@moniquerobinson5206]

Oh, I just loved that man. Whenever I saw him on the screen, butterflies fluttered in my belly! RIP Mr. Gary Grant! ❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@moniquerobinson5206]

Oh dang… Cary Grant

[@TomBTerrific]

You loved the idea of that man…

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[@diannes9935]

My favorite actor of all time! He made me laugh like no other could. Cary was such a tremendous talent.

[@michellejackson1202]

Cary was a God !

[@jubalcalif9100]

He was no Huntz Hall, but the late great Mr Grant was indeed quite handsome & quite talented ! 🙂

[@mathonamoore123]

@@jubalcalif9100 I never heard of Huntz Hall but I know Cary Grant.

[@jr6200]

It's hard for a handsome man to be funny somehow. But boy did he do it. And he was probably the best looking man in cinema ever.

[@ginimacdonald1809]

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[@alantasman8273]

Cary Grant is a legend that will last as long as the history of cinema lasts. His performances, whether comedy or intrigue...were always captivating. There are few performers that the cinema was made for and that have had a lasting impact on the medium... Cary Grant was one of them.

[@SusanJennings-j8r]

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[@Liz-ek3hc]

Wonderful show, really enjoyed it, and he was still a fine looking man at nearly 83! RIP Cary Grant. 💐🙏

[@John_Fugazzi]

A really good documentary that was made at just the right time when so many actors and directors who had worked with him were still around to be interviewed.

[@michaelfrandsen7030]

Z¹++

[@jackwhite9395]

Boring to the max. He would never make it now in any movie with a serious script.

[@veecee3669]

Oh my, methinks you be a snob. I will say this though, there are very few actors today who could do what Cary Grant did: screwball comedies, romantic leads, light comedy, and yes, dramatic rolls. He was equally adept at playing whatever came his way.

[@mcj5818]

@@jackwhite9395 you must know everything. Congrats.

[@patriciajenkins4743]

He was a charming man. He often came to Clifton where his mother was in a nursing home. He always waved out to me and my colleagues if we were leaving work nearby. Also to my husband and friends who also worked next door to bis mums home. A charming good looking man.

[@marywinfrey8644]

I just loved him. Nice to look at, funny, I went to see his pictures. All of them.

[@jr6200]

Oh how interesting. To me he was unmatched in all of film.

[@jr6200]

@Marilyn Willett Now that couple would have been such a beautiful vision of masculine and feminine beauty together

[@mathonamoore123]

Hello, do you mean Clifton, in England?

[@rosemaryagnew6750]

@@mathonamoore123 Bristol. Clifton

[@nancyhoward2876]

We saw him in Miami in one of his conversations just a week or two before he died. What can I say. He looked great. A great memory.

[@jerrypark236]

Hello Nancy I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it ❤

[@92acf75]

Cary Grant was one of the greatest movie actors ever

[@rogerlephoque3704]

A great actor but greater movie star

[@jadezee6316]

@@rogerlephoque3704 actually he was a far greater actor...than most people think....some think him the best...certainly....in the top 5

[@ricardocantoral7672]

He wasn't a great actor but he was a superb leading man.

[@amanda-zg5ho]

He's what George Clooney is trying to be.

[@kathybee8889]

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[@brixiex2580]

I'm so glad I found this channel my nanny used to show us old movies all the time and affair to remember was one of them I just showed my son singing in the rain for the first time... I love it

[@jillblaske825]

Not only was he very very handsome, but had a heart of gold!!❤❤ I love the old classic movies that i grew up watching with my family☺❤❤ he was so gorgeous but not stuck up about it!!

[@marylynmartin9513]

Me too!! Still love them today. Especially North by Northwest!!

[@LJ-ht4zs]

@@marylynmartin9513 the movie I saw the most was Suspicion - still remains my favorite - it was on tv several times a year - each time I saw it - again and again!!!

[@eleanordefreitas3755]

I was very touched by Cary Grant's life story. What a fine actor and man he became.

[@jramsey9690]

But he had a hard time with his wives. Read Dyan Cannon’s book.

[@en6278]

probably the biggest british movie star of all time. he is a true Hollywood legend. the ultimate charming leading man. he could do drama & comedy at an equally high standard. Few great actors can say that.

[@elizabethannegrey6285]

What an extraordinary man! One of my favourites, and today’s actors could profitably take a leaf out of his book. Thank you for this excellent video.

[@deanmartel7922]

Hello Elizabeth, How are you doing?

[@debrahouston2884]

Ditto. Excellent. TY!

[@jerrypark236]

Hello Elizabeth I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it ❤?

[@margueritehudsell4454]

Grant was one of those rare individuals who grew better looking with time.

[@msatxgault560]

Like Ricardo Montalbán

[@jacqulineedwards7750]

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[@maryespinoza4933]

Like my husband 😂🤣💟

[@jubalcalif9100]

As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point !! 🙂

[@carycrooner-qualitymusicvi5244]

Many years ago, after watching one of his film, said to myself, I wanna be like him. That's as far as it went. Recently, named my channel after him. See how far it will go. Thank you Mr. Cary Grant for all your wonderful films.

[@noemysanchez1353]

If I had a time machine and I can go back in time to meet one of the hollywood actors or actresses of the golden era: it would definitely be Cary Grant. He was such a nice humble very charming man. Natural and handsome. Very witty n attractve. Very talented on screen n off screen. May he keep resting peacefully.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

Touché!

[@MaureenDeVries-wd9mh]

Penny Serenade is a great oldie movie!

[@priscillachung-hacker5923]

My all time favourite actor. Excellent comic timing! Handsome, charming, elegant, talented...one could go on and on!

[@diwilliams2960]

This was the ALL TIME BEST BIOGRAPHY on Cary Grant!! Thank you!

[@kp8381]

I remember as a young teenager that i was in love with Cary Grant. I thought he was the most handsome, debonair man. I was right. Thank you for this wonderful documentary.

[@leila7524]

I first saw Cary Grant in Arsenic and Old Lace and it's still my favorite performance of his. One of my favorite movies ever!

[@kathelessley4813]

Cary Grant has always had my heart....for many years! He was PERFECT!!!

[@grantstitt2388]

What Cary Grant had to lie about was his homosexuality. He lived with his lover, Randolph Scott for 30 years . Yes, he was gay but in an era that it would have ruined his career had he come out.

[@mervyndrage3507]

It's only pretence

[@jerrypark236]

Hello Kath I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it ❤

[@kmgirl1967]

I just loved watching him !! Any film...any time ....any where!!!

[@christopherstarr8050]

i get the feeling you liked him

[@kmgirl1967]

You are Right!! I did..!!!🌻💞🌻🌺🌺💞

[@christopherstarr8050]

@@kmgirl1967 haha nothing wrong with that

[@maryannparrish2570]

Yes!!!!

[@mervyndrage3507]

Archy Leach to Cary Grant

[@paulakpacente]

Thank you for sharing. They broke the mold when Cary Grant was born. He was that special. Too bad there are very few men like him in the 21st century... One of a very few biographies I cried over.

[@ingriddubbel8468]

Well, there is no person as good looking as him nor have his comic timing.

[@lofatmat]

There are plenty like him, we just dont look like him! lol

[@paulakpacente]

@@lofatmat- You could be right.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

He once said, “everyone wants to be Cary Grant” “I want to be Cary Grant” True gentleman

[@jerrypark236]

Hello Paula I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it ❤?

[@gracieg7601]

He was so handsome I’m sure some of those old men didn’t like that. If anyone was Hollywood royalty he was. He never lost his good looks. Not even as a older man.

[@mizera_mykle]

I like to think that Cary's daughter filled the aching hole in her father's sad soul. Gary Grant and Robin Williams were, to me, quite alike with their ability to bring joy to the lives of others while living in the shadow of their own pain. I so hope there is an afterlife for these two that finds them glowing with true joy themselves.

[@jr6200]

That was very sweet of you

[@cmaden78]

@Marilyn Willett I have heard similar from many people 🤗 what a great person he was. R.I.P.

[@James-by8lj]

Joy, joy, joy.

[@bethelle9099]

The Bible references often the hope that Jesus shared with everyone that he spoke with. His, Messianic Kingdom, about to take place as stated in the Bible book of Revelation, highlights a time very soon where God will end all corruption and return the entire planet to a paradise earth. In Revelation 5: 3-5, it mentions, no more sorrow, sickness or death. The former things, that mankind has endured for thousands of years now will be done away with completely. I hope that I will be there. Imagine meeting our favorite actors, people of history and our family tree, all the way back to the beginning. Marvelous things are ahead for men of goodwill. We just have to get through the craziest time ever in history. Sickness, old age and suffering must end. We should all want better for each other. No hunger, no wars or poverty. ....... Get close to God while there is still time! The best to you all!!!

[@donschmidt8203]

My favorite movie star of all time is Gregory Peck. Not far behind is Cary Grant. Two legends from both sides of the Atlantic that made decency and class cool and acceptable. Neither took himself too seriously. As a pleasant consequence everyone took them very seriously. What a far cry they were from the Brad Pitts and Tom Cruises of today's cinema. Reeking of ego and self love. Cary Grant was critical of anything that would offend an audience. Unlike "Tabloid Tom" and "Brad the Cad," to name just a few. Stars like Peck and Grant embodied everything a film star should represent. Today's narcissists should take a page from their play book.

[@63002]

Agree He's only behind John Wayne for me

[@floramondecar9884]

According to Cary Grant's daughter, Gregory Peck and his wife were frequent guests at their home.

[@feedtherich11]

Ripping on others , wow it must suck to be you.

[@tessarix]

My favorite movie of all time, at the top of my list where nothing but this one lives is "An Affair to Remember". He was at his best in every way and the story was just lovely and shocking and beautiful. He must have been really great at choosing roles where he could shine as an actor. What a guy he was!

[@linda-jofaix8411]

I would rather watch Cary Grant movies over and over again than some of the garbage that comes out of Hollywood today. His movies were all about love. No killing, no violence. The most violence in any of his movies was at the end of Charade and N x NW. You can always come away from his movies with a sense of happiness and well being., And not have night mares.

[@Dd-xt8hc]

I liked him in bringing up baby I enjoy screwball comedies they make me feel good but of course carry grant was a wonderful actor and very good looking

[@pauldoree3967]

I rewatched An Affair To Remember just last week. It still brought tears to my eyes, one of my all time favourites.

[@zeldasmith6154]

I like Arsenic and Old Lace. He's glamorous and goofy all at the same time.

[@azzaamiazzaami8662]

Deeply, I found that movie fantastic and romantic.I spent an amazing time when I watched that before 20 years.

[@RMMomma4Eva]

Cary Grant is every woman's dream man, he was absolutely divine. So tall, dark and handsome, and erudite and cultured as well! Just a dream ❤ RIP Cary

[@judithmoore8692]

A gorgeous man !

[@krislippert9375]

Not only known for his dramatic performances, he excelled in comedy roles.The so called "Screwball comedy" movies, usually called for the actor/stunt double to do be able to do physical comedy. Bringing up Baby, Arsenic and Old Lace. I have never seen a bad Cary Grant film. 🥰

[@adamsmaxwell9927]

Beautiful comment, hi there how are you and your family doing with the pandemic issue?

[@jr6200]

None better as a comedy actor, especially for one who didn't look at all funny

[@LJ-ht4zs]

I loved all his films - except for the last one with Leslie Caron. My two favorites: Suspicion and Charade. Many others I loved but those two I saw so many times. He is the only movie star I absolutely adored - he was it (age 12 or 13) and forever afterwards!

[@michellefalleur960]

@@LJ-ht4zs I absolutely love Bringing up Baby, & agree with you, He is really good in Suspicion, which is another brilliant film, x

[@caliden3785]

I love to hear about my fav actors how they got to Hollywood.not like today's you tubers etc which just get offered sponsers etc. he worked damn hard to get where he was.He was a diamond in the rough and he shined through.

[@julianakleijn9254]

I'm sorry, did you NOT hear the part where they literally ONLY hired him because he was hot......just like today. so fuck you boomer

[@patriciacolombini6567]

@@julianakleijn9254 why did you have to swear. I am filing a complaint about you. Your vulgar.

[@annettepora8091]

@@julianakleijn9254 Is that necessary to be so hostile?

[@barbarafaulder9087]

Juliana Kleijn why drop a eff bomb and insult an entire generation. I’m here to enjoy. I don’t blame your entire generation for you. 🔑⏱🙏🏼

[@janethartwig774]

So much sadness in his life; thank God he had little Jennifer to brighten his later years. He was a fabulous dad.

[@jerrypark236]

Hello Jane I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it ❤

[@rhyfeddu]

There were pictures (especially of his family) that I'd never seen before and lovely interviews with his surviving contemporaries that made this a surprisingly worthwhile bio. Thanks!

[@jennhoff03]

They really glossed over it in this biography, but the story with his mom is so sad! She had such intense PTSD over having an accidental hand in her baby son's death, that her husband (who was rarely home) had her institutionalized. Archie came home one day and his father told him that his mother ran off and left the family. Archie was devastated, and had real abandonment issues his whole life. It wasn't until his father died that he was informed he was the next-of-kin to his mother who was still in the institution. They talked about how happy he was to find her, which is true.... but she had endured 23 years of "treatments" at this institution, and was never really coherent the remainder of her life. It's such a tragedy that those kinds of unspeakable things happened- and this wasn't that long ago! I think her life was crazy depressing.

[@feralbluee]

thank you for that information. poor woman and poor little Archie. i’m glad he found her though. they didn’t know much about PSTD or anything for that matter, back then. also, i don’t know when it stopped, husbands could institutionailize their wives for anything - like if they found them too argumentative! thanks for reminding me. Keep safe :) 🌷✨🌱🌼

[@schwarjm100]

TheSpiritOfTheTimes You may want to research the global viruses in the past to compare the number of deaths caused only by a particular virus, like the most recent being COVID-19, (not these victims’ underlying health conditions that actually caused them to die). When I researched it, I had no idea how many people have actually died this way.

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[@hilaryc3203]

Mental Health treatments were barbaric and ignorant in those days. They damaged, not help.

[@JAMarlow]

I found a list of 22 movies released for 1964, of which "Father Goose" ranked #6. While not in the top 5, it came close. Nothing to be ashamed of. While critics at the time might have not liked it, the viewing public still did. It's also endured as one of the fan favorites. I know it's right up there for me alongside "Charades", "That Touch of Mink", and "Operation Petticoat".

[@charlessigmonjr.6552]

It is my favorite movie that he did.

[@anniesavidge2468]

@@charlessigmonjr.6552mine too. I will watch it anytime 8 get the chance

[@suzanneborder4792]

Cary Grant was strikingly handsome and elegant. There was never another actor with his talents.

[@davidgodley521]

Bravo!

[@patticlare8306]

.... including how to wear a suit🌟

[@chrissyknowsitall5170]

Isn't that the truth!! Very beautiful man!!!

[@annettekappes4800]

@@davidgodley521he. Was. Just. The. Bet. Hollywood. Ever gave We. Will. Never. See. His. Like. Again, bye , bye. Rest. In. Peace

[@5332wonderboy]

One of the best actors ever. They missed some of his best movies, but for that you needed two more hours.

[@reneepolin6549]

I enjoyed Houseboat with Sophia Lauren , delightful movie

[@nancyullrich5447]

I love the voice of the narrator Richard Kiley. He does a superb job of narrating this prodigious program.

[@deannavp2253]

Cary Grant is a good example of the meaning of the word HANDSOME.

[@judyanddavid]

Judy

[@tiffsaver]

If Cary Grant's fondest wish was for people to approve of him, he succeeded, wildly. Of all Hollywood's leading men, he is the single greatest...period. Everyone else is in second place.

[@lauradigiammarino7029]

I Agree with you!

[@sandraoaks7887]

I agree as well. I liked many of actors of the golden age but he’s the only one that I watched EVERY MOVIE he made & many times over.

[@tiffsaver]

@@sandraoaks7887 Do you have a favorite?

[@mervyndrage3507]

Sad that his mother taken into a mental hospital when Cary was 10

[@debrahouston2884]

@@mervyndrage3507 I can relate...My mother passed tragically when I was 10...I am #8 of 10, same parents...It was beyond devastating. She was our everything...The most amazing Southern lady and devoted mother.

[@travels129]

Great clean cut pictures no bad language no violence like today!! Class

[@davidkeenan5642]

Would you have the Hays Code reintroduced and Prohibition brought back?

[@sandranaylor2348]

Saw him in London in 1958 when I was 17. He was so elegant and good looking a real film star

[@Catholic-Redpilled-Spaniard]

Sandra Naylor you Lady are a lucky person

[@ferabra8939]

He was in London shooting Indiscreet, right? with Ingrid Bergman no less. What a pair.

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[@teresamoore6286]

One to describe him: A class act

[@harolddburke4726]

This is a great bio .. I saw Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn in the movie "Charades". The movie kept me guessing to the very end. That was a good action leading role for a man around 60. He played his age up in the movie. He still kept his light-hearted demeanor. I went back to the theater to watch it twice.

[@stevekinsocal]

The name is Charade

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[@badabing9143]

I❤CARYGRANT above and beyond obsessed with everything about him from the way he dresses to how handsome he is, that accent and tone of his voice and personality plus! And when he gets romantic 💋OOH LA LA !!! HE'S GOT IT ALL ...💌 💕💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💕 😘 Audrey Hepburn is a great actress NOW I'm finally getting to my point It's dumb that I feel guilty but I pretty much hate that movie, I've tried watching it a few times but no... It makes me nervous , she gets on my nerves the way she's hanging all over Cary Grant. I think it's stupid and so many people love it and another one of his is, North by Northwest I think it's called...☹ 🤦🏻🙄😖😬😱😨🙀

[@LJ-ht4zs]

I bought the video and watched the movie Charade more than 10 times. (Suspicion was the movie I watched so many times, more than any other movie. - I only watched movies one or two times. Two Kill a Mockingbird - great movie saw a few times - loved it. (Gregory Peck) but Cary's movies were movies I wanted to see over and over. Sigh he was wonderful.

[@LJ-ht4zs]

another amazing movie was His Girl Friday - fantastic

[@suhasa9772]

After heartfully seeing all his movies, I visited his Wikipedia page..I read those appreciations from his fellow stars, just awesome.. I can only dream of how such a person came to be, on this planet..there are many great stars, but then, there are 'Greats amongst greats'..

[@kristinbrown8460]

Gosh, I loved Cary! I was hooked after watching "An Affair To Remember." I have probably watched all his movies at least 3-4 times. In fact, he owned a home in Palm Springs, Ca which I got to go see since I live 15 miles from there. A friend of my brother knew the woman who bought it so I got to go inside. Good Lord, he was so handsome!! My brother knows his daughter Jennifer so he talks to her every so often!. I will always remember him as the MOST handsome man ever created, his sense of style and comedic acting! God threw away the mold after he created him! There aren't any actors/comedians nowadays who can come close! SURE MISS HIM!!!

[@Aloeven83]

What a wonderful story! Thank you @kristinbrown8460 💗🎩

[@janburris2773]

Fantastic! He was gorgeous and it was as if he didn't know it. Just WOW! Never been or will be another Cary Grant.

[@irishsetterarchie]

Absolutely touching...brought a tear to my eyes. He was one in a million!

[@zuzellogan5613]

The Golden Age of Hollywood was the best ever, full of talented, handsome actors and beautiful, classy women. They don’t make them today like before, that elegant and lovely time is gone for sure. Cary Grant was not only a very classy, good looking man but he was a talented, elegant, suave, charming man with superior acting skills and a true gentleman. Love that Hollywood era where elegance, class, and beauty was the way of life. God bless Cary Grant soul forever, he might be gone but definitely he will never be forgotten. Loved this video, it is very lovely. Thank you for sharing it, it was great 👍

[@tracycartwright978]

Really liked Cary Grant, so handsome and a great actor.

[@filizhunters4452]

RIP Cary Grant, you have aged gracefully and you have maintained your debonair, charismatic and handsome.

[@lisaalbright8933]

He was one of the rue stars!! Handsome, funny, charming!! Talk about having it all!! He did!!

[@buddhacook1087]

He was soo dreamy💖 WAY way before my time but oh so dreamy.

[@nessieness5433]

Quite a gentleman, such class!

[@lindahoyt5690]

And he did LSD on a regular basis!

[@rogerlephoque3704]

Quite? You must be a Brit with understatement like that...

[@mtngrl5859]

@@lindahoyt5690 That was under doctor supervision for a brief period.

[@janaleffler2551]

I think I have seen every Cary grant movie and love them all. Such a great talent and such great looks.

[@adamsmaxwell9927]

Beautiful comment, hi there how are you and your family doing with the pandemic issue?

[@cindydufala7646]

Bravo ⚘ I love Cary Grant. Great actors live forever.

[@marjoriegarland2798]

Loved this video, have always loved Cary Grant! My favorite actor of all time for his comedy and his dramatic performances. He was handsome and charming and his movies make me laugh and a few make me cry (Penny Serenade with the wonderful Irene Dunne. Such a 'tear-jerker'.) I continue to laugh out loud when watching "My Favorite Wife" or "The Bachelor and the Bobbysoxer" ! Fabulous talented leading man who starred with so many fabulous talented leading ladies! Cary Grant, by far, my favorite screen actor of all time ❤️💗💜💞🌹.

[@ritamerrill-lb6gs]

He was the best leading man I've watched every one of his movies Everytime I c one on I am glued to the TV

[@DoubleMrE]

My favorite Cary Grant story is how after he married the fabulously wealthy heiress Barbara Hutton, people called them “Cash & Cary.” Cary didn’t see the humor in it, but I’m sure even he had to admit that it’s a really good one. 😁

[@ricardocantoral7672]

That title implied something vile about Cary. He was understandably offended.

[@LJ-ht4zs]

@@ricardocantoral7672 Also I think that Cary signed some kind pre-nup before marrying Barbara Hutton (not her request, but is desire.)

[@sandyhossman7771]

Love Gary Grant, every movie he made was excellent. Wished men behaved that way today. He was so talented

[@deanmartel7922]

Hello Sandy, How are you doing?

[@reasonrestored9116]

Behave as Cary does in his movies now and women ridicule you

[@Tristan0712]

@@reasonrestored9116some women yes but not all

[@Sashacat820]

He was such a great and complicated human being. Love everything about him

[@kimleone5496]

Still my favorite actor of all time. I watched Father Goose and That Touch of Mink tonight. I have several of his movies on DVD and VHS. An Affair to Remember, North by Northwest, That Touch of Mink, and Father Goose are my favorites. I always enjoyed the Toppers movies too. I wish I had gotten to meet him before he passed away... I forgot all about Operation petticoat... I'm going to have to get that movie. I get tears in my eyes call joy his movies gave me. Rest in peace Mr Grant

[@DK640OBrianYT]

We still have Cary Grant in our hearts and his early lifestory just show how destructive core hardship is to the inner soul of us and how it takes a lifetime to repair, if one is lucky. True private happiness is worth striving for. We only have one life.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

One of a kind! I was going through a hard time and was fortunate to have a Cary Grant retrospective come on at a local theatre. Red velvet chairs, white lace curtain opening to the RKO beginning! 2 features each night and by the end of the event I’d forgotten what I was sad about! Class act and funny too.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

The Awful Truth with Irene Dunne, a gem!

[@peggyrogers7884]

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[@peggyrogers7884]

@@lorettanericcio-bohlman567 Holik

[@peggyrogers7884]

The movie “Holiday” wth Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn

[@jerrypark236]

Hello I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it ❤

[@dianecostanza]

My favorite actor of all time. ❤

[@deltas4114]

One of a kind, always in the hearts of his fans. Loved him as Walter in Father Goose 💖.

[@michellefalleur960]

He had Such Charisma, and something very special and deep that you can't quite define, And you can sense the deep-down sadness in him

[@djtforever1414]

He starred in my all-time favourite film. Cary was so good at comedy.

[@dakotail]

What a delightful documentary from Archie to Cary Grant ~~ for a Saturday evening 5/15/2021 ,,,,, Thank you so kindly to the "The Hollywood Collection" for the upload ,,,, Thank you for the "Memories" ~~~

[@CheyenneKingActress]

This was so wonderful and enjoyable to watch. I love Carey Grant. Thank you very much for sharing this video.

[@MariaTorres-hc5uq]

Arsenic and old lace, is one of my favorites!

[@beverlybryington7337]

One of my all time favorites. Seen it many times, and think I'm ready for another viewing!

[@pamelairving4876]

Me too ..Chaaaarge !

[@pamtufnell6751]

Mine too

[@sandyhossman7771]

Also Mr Blanding Builds his dream house. So funny

[@avalonpark1574]

My too. And Suspicion

[@jordanwashington1854]

He was so handsome . 😍😍

[@ingriddubbel8468]

Agreed, and he aged beautifully.

[@kimberlymcgee7954]

💯

[@vickinelson2274]

I too always loved Cary Grant. One of my fav movies he did was "Father Goose" He was hilarious in it. And I agree Boy did he age well-Ohhhh! so handsome. The last thing I saw him in was the 1970 Elvis vegas concert.The camera showed him in the audience as well as backstage. I was sad when just 2 yrs later he died from a brain anurism while staying at the hotel. He will be remembered as a great comedian and actor. I always loved not only his great looks but his distinct voice.

[@brendalevings2427]

My thoughts exactly

[@douglasdrew8148]

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[@storyteller1749]

One of my favorite actors. My family when I was growing up were always interested in movies. Always the classics. And of course Mr Grant was in many of them. Father Goose and Operation Petticoat are 2 of my favorites. As well as That Touch of Mink with Doris Day and The Bishops Wife.. All of which I now have on blu-ray. He was a spectacular actor. Class act.

[@boitoiful]

Very nice run thru of his life. Of course they didn't mention what I have always heard and read, that his film "That Touch Of Mink" was his highest grossing film ever. Doris Day was his insisted upon co-star. It was huge! Also they skipped over his 8 year involvement with Randolph Scott. That was a tough time for both of them when their respective studio's said it's either over or your careers are over. They were highly liked and loved in that business and that they were together. Cary died in Davenport IA. I happened to be there when I heard the news attending a poultry show. I thought what the hell was he doing there?! He was doing his Conversation With Cary show it turned out and he had a heart attack. What a stunningly handsome and unique person he was and is. Doris Day spoke very highly of him as well and that in itself is something.

[@juanitacarrollyoung2979]

I'm bisexual and was wondering why this documentary completely neglected to mention that part of one of our greatest Bi icon's life 💕💜💙

[@Sulu-sw3zo]

@@juanitacarrollyoung2979 I'd say that Grant was gay, and that his relationships with women didn't have the substance of those with his male lovers.

[@Sulu-sw3zo]

@Marilyn Willett *WHAT'S YOUR POINT? HAS NO RELEVANCE TO THIS POST. SMH!*

[@MVK123]

@Marilyn Willett Did you personally hear your God say that? Doesn't sound like something your Jesus would say

[@Celisar1]

@@juanitacarrollyoung2979 Because there is no evidence that he wasn’t entirely straight. All pure speculation.

[@bioshock6935]

Cary Grant could even play the part as a James bond back in the day if he was born in the right time.

[@cynthiaennis3107]

I heard it was offered to him...he turned it down.

[@bioshock6935]

@@cynthiaennis3107 shame for me i could watched all the jame's bond films if he was 007 he is so perfect for the part you just don't find this kind of actor anywhere in todays era he had charm charisma well spoken and a look to go with it and plays comedy to a fine art he had a special effect when he was on screen and always kept that respect image on screen no mater what role he played as.

[@JayKirby69]

It would of been Cary Grant playing James Bond along with his own style and humour however there is a dark side to bond and for that reason probably best he didn't. Roger Moore barely got away with it i don't think Cary could of.

[@bioshock6935]

Well there's to sides to that as you know Cary was born in a totally different era to what acting is like today and even in the 80s why he has that charm and charisma that most actors of today don't have that's all long gone today but you could argue if he was born in the right time at the age he was to be in a modern day bond he might not have that charm but could have that type of dark side to bond. Acting has changed now when he was around but still i can see what your saying on the dark side as he was never really portray in that way unless you class as to catch a thief or north by northwest a darker side to him

[@JayKirby69]

@@bioshock6935 Totally agree with you on Cary. He had pure charm but i think that was a natural asset, even offset people loved him i have recently started watching the silver screen due to lockdown and to be honest most films today lack stories and rely too heavily on special effects. I recently watched mr blandings builds his dream house for the first time and it was genius with educated humour which is something else that has become lost. I think my point about Bond is simply Cary grant with a licence to kill? He defo had the looks,charm and was an amazing actor and sure he could of managed the bond girls lol however Cary Grant in all of his films was Cary Grant and that's all he needed to be and what he was loved for.

[@reasonrestored9116]

Nice to hear Eva MS speak warmly of Hitch (as Ingrid did elsewhere) because we have heard a lot recently about how badly he treated Tippi Hedron. I’m sure Tippi suffered as she described, but there certainly was a great deal more to Hitch than that bad behaviour.

[@lesleymay8006]

Hatchback was notorious (pun intended) for his abusive attitude to his female stars, especially blonde ones

[@TK_in_KY]

I will love Cary until the end of my days... I shan’t miss him though, as films such as this, and his films keep him alive in me!

[@deanmartel7922]

Hello Teresa, How are you doing?

[@TK_in_KY]

@@deanmartel7922 I am well thank you.

[@deanmartel7922]

@@TK_in_KY Good to know! Where are you from Teresa?

[@TK_in_KY]

@@deanmartel7922 Kentucky…. How about you?

[@deanmartel7922]

@@TK_in_KY Well, I’m Irish American. Born and raised in Cavan Ireland but moved to Chicago IL. I will like us to be friends and get to know each other better, I hope you don’t mind?

[@richardleyland5452]

Cary Grant was undoubtedly one of the best talented movie stars of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. He had perfect timing in his delivery and one of the most handsome men walking the earth. The cruelty was rife in families in the Edwardian period. My father who was born 1909 and had a spaniel dog called Billy. My father came home from school and the dog was gone. He later found out that his father had the dog put down as a punishment for something my father had done. Cruel generation.

[@cmaden78]

😳 wow

[@albertremingtoniv3540]

A leading role of movie,cary grant preforms at a top standard that most actors can olney dream of.A top star for the ages.Job well done!BRAVO!

[@dancamp1531]

Cary was one handsome guy and a very great actor!

[@kenwittenberg6991]

Marisela Cantu.

[@belindabg]

No man was ever more gorgeous than Cary Grant in the final scene of An Affair To Remember...when he walks into Deborah Kerr's bedroom, leans back against the door, and in the mirror we see the painting he's made of her in his Grandmother's shawl, and realizes that she's a cripple and has stayed away from him because of it. After seeing that film over 20 times, that scene and the look on his face when he realizes she's crippled, just breaks me to tears. Fabulous Actor, Beautiful Man!

[@pianomanhere]

My mother loved "An Affair to Remember." Out of curiosity I once watched it with her when it was on AMC or TCM, and I fell in love with it too. Cary Grant was one of the greatest shining stars in the Hollywood firmament.

[@margaretwilliams6805]

ConvIct

[@charlynegezze8536]

Fantastic movie. Funny he didn´t have to stand in line for hours to get to the top.

[@ronjones3270]

Are all you...like 70 or older. This old...back in the day...talk.

[@pianomanhere]

@@ronjones3270 get off my lawn or I'm telling your mom.

[@rocksteadyrein6516]

He was soooo good looking and charming!

[@LaurenMiddleton28]

My Grandmother saw him in NYC back in 1970 and she said when he came into the lobby she couldn't believe how tall and gorgeous he was in person.

[@rogerlephoque3704]

My mother said the same thing of the man when they shared an elevator way back in 1954 or '55 in the Carton Hotel in Cannes. He was there with Grace Kelly making Hitchcock's "To Catch a Thief".

[@rogerlephoque3704]

@Marisela Cantu Mother's great heartthrob was Frank Sinatra whose London concert at the Palladium I was fortunate to acquire 2 tickets to attend. I took my mother as a surprise outing in 1974 or 1975. Count Basie and his orchestra accompanied Sinatra. Cary Grant and Frank Sinatra starred together in a movie set in period war-torn Spain. Sophia Loren was the gal in the middle! Sinatra worked his live audience at the Palladium like no other. But it was always Cary Grant who filled the screen. Not even Sinatra could compete with Cary Grant on screen unless he was singing.

[@rogerlephoque3704]

@Marisela Cantu Very nicely in Heaven, thank you. You take care where ever you are. All the very best to you.

[@rogerlephoque3704]

@Marisela Cantu Thank you for your nice words in cyberspace.

[@ronjones3270]

So... one's opinion...Not all.

[@lydiarowe491]

Reflection is always such a great way to see things how they really were..Carey Grant was someone that was much loved..⭐

[@lesliechernoff5628]

Carey Grant was and will always be my greatest personal roll model👏👏👏❤️

[@foxy70yearsago37]

I'm so proud to say he's my great-great grandad. Too bad I didn't get to meet him though. Lost but never forgotten. Love you grandad Cary ❤️🌹

[@clarkclarke]

💕💝💕

[@littleogeechee223]

People will believe anything anyone posts....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@joeambrose3260]

I call BS. Post proof ( pics, docs and affidavits ) Then we'll talk

[@MrTommyboots]

Well, that would be rather impossible, Foxy as Jennifer’s oldest son was born in 2008.

[@jstone247]

Lucky you.

[@w.m.aslam-author]

Cary Grant was one of the most entertaining and charismatic actors of his time. He turned down the chance to play James Bond. He’d have been great in that role, but he didn’t want to play the same character over and over again. He was a trailblazer in his own way. North by Northwest is my favourite Cary Grant film.

[@blalockjulie6672]

I loved Cary Grant & all his movies. Will see them over & over again for as long as I live

[@adamsmaxwell9927]

Beautiful comment, hi there how are you doing and your family doing with the pandemic issue?

[@johnt7630]

Grant donated his entire salary for the Philadelphia Story, to the British war effort during WWII; For that gesture, I salute him.

[@ingriddubbel8468]

I also salute him for being brilliant in the movie.

[@nunya2954]

@@philiphalpenny9761 - Fucking idiot. Guess what, he nor anyone else had to donate a dayum thing. What have YOU donated lately, if ever?????????

[@feralbluee]

Nun Ya yeah! a ridiculous statement. why do some people hate so much? maybe - well, i won’t say it - i’ll be execrated! Keep safe, Nun Ya :) 🌷✨🌿🌸🌱🌼🌷

[@patriciacolombini6567]

ThAnx on the news about grants donation. A lot of good people out there ☺️☺️

[@marycreighton5719]

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[@Locktwiste72]

Both Cary Grant and Yul Brynner supported Ingrid Bergman when Hollywood turned against her. Two classy and powerful gentlemen of the golden age.

[@euridicesacramentomariani5569]

Two gentlemen!

[@nunya2954]

@alison webster - Are you stupid? Jennifer Grant got 1/2 of his estate. Stop lying and spreading bullshit.

[@osmanaziz5617]

@@euridicesacramentomariani5569yo ) M :!

[@tracycartwright978]

Like both these two actors, loved Yul Brynner in the King and I also.

[@junehendrickson8342]

@@osmanaziz5617... M.. N. N.

[@Jenjenilou]

You can see where he got his looks from. His dad in particular was very handsome.

[@slothmode3590]

The music in this documentary is so tasteful. Fits the era so well ❤️

[@filizhunters4452]

My favourite male actor, all he wanted was an understanding loving patient wife.... I am happy he did at the end.