Cary Grant

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Hey guys! Turner Classic Movies has a Cary marathon Sunday, Aug 9th! And most of them are seldom seen films of his- in case anyone wants to do some recording! ;)

I missed The Awful Truth last Sunday...again!
 
^ Ah, too bad...One of the great film comedies of all time!! ^_^
 
^ There's a scene where his soon to be ex wife shows up at a family dinner and he tries to pass her off as his drunken sister who is a stripper...It is priceless!! :lol: He was a brilliant comedian!
 
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Cary and Elton John :woot::heart:

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^ Yes, his last movie was in the 60s and he's been gone for a while now- and he is still the standard of the world!! ;)
 
Anyone have a favorite biography of Grant? I'm in the mood for one of those old Hollywood bios.
 
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^ I always have a twinge of sadness when I see him with Sophia...he was desperately in love with her... :(
 
'My father liked being called gay,' admits Cary Grant's daughter in new memoir
Cary Grant's daughter has penned a memoir about the famous actor, admitting he liked it when people called him gay.
The British screen icon, who was married five times, was often dogged by rumours that he was bisexual.
But his daughter Jennifer Grant, 45, says the Hot Saturday star actually liked the mystique surrounding his sexuality because it 'made women want to prove the assertion wrong'.
In the memoir, Good Stuff: A Reminiscence of My Father, Cary Grant, Jennifer writes: '(You) Can't blame men for wanting him, and wouldn't be surprised if Dad even mildly flirted back.
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'When the question arises, it generally speaks more about the person asking.'
But she adds: 'Dad somewhat enjoyed being called gay. He said it made women want to prove the assertion wrong.'
Grant was notoriously private about his personal life.
In the Thirties, rumours swirled about his close friendship with fellow actor Randolph Scott, who he met on the set of the 1932 film Hot Saturday.

Shortly afterwards they moved into a Malibu beach house together, which became known as Bachelor Hall.

In his book, Cary Grant: Grant's Secret Sixth Marriage published in 2004, Marc Eliot claimed Grant had a sexual relationship with Scott.
Jennifer was born to Grant's fourth wife, Dyan Cannon, who he eloped with in 1965 to Las Vegas.
Their marriage was short lived and ended in divorce two years later after she left him.

Cannon, an American television actress and screenwriter, claimed that he flew into frequent rages and spanked her when she disobeyed him.
In her memoir, Jennifer admits she had a bit of a crush on her father.
'Okay, I had a crush on Dad. Okay, more than a little crush on Dad.
'My other real crushes were Donny Osmond and Jean-Paul Belmondo.'
Of her parents' relationship, she said: 'Something in me has always felt that my parents came together to make me. Vanity? Perhaps.'
She added that ultimately the pair were too headstrong to stay together, but said they loved each other dearly.
The memoir will be published by Alfred A. Knopf on May 3.

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^ Yes- funny how in those days everything was covered up, but according to some of the well researched books, it was common knowledge in the Hollywood Community for many years...I guess in those days it was the kiss of death for a leading man...I was actually more surprised about Scott- he was always the macho cowboy or Marine Drill Sargent- no 'touch of elegance' there!!! He may have had more to lose than Cary if word had gotten out....
 
Ah ah, I like the quote "it made women want to prove the assertion wrong" !


 
FYI- Sunday, August 21st, Turner Classic Movies is running about 15 of Cary's movies, many almost never seen from early in his career! :woot:
 

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