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He began sleeping with some himself, and connecting others with his coterie of young, attractive, and sexually free-spirited friends. His own lovers included Edith Piaf, Spencer Tracy, Vivien Leigh, Cary Grant, and the abdicated King of England Edward...
It offers the former Marine paratrooper, pump jockey and bartender's accounts of three decades of having sex with — or arranging others to have sex with — some of the biggest names of Hollywood's Golden Age: Cary Grant, Vincent Price, Edith Piaf,...
A psychiatrist (Ingrid Bergman) falls for a patient (Gregory Peck), who might not be all he seems. The DVD includes featurettes on Dali, the film’s use of psychoanalysis, Rhonda Fleming and more. Notorious boasted of pairing Cary Grant and Ingrid...
It was just last week that DreamWorks announced plans to remake Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca. And now, this week, Paramount followed suit with their own plans to remake Hitchcock's 1941 thriller Suspicion. Joan Fontaine won a Best Actress Oscar as a young...
Whenever I think of arsenic, an old movie, "Arsenic and Old Lace", comes to mind. In this famous movie, two old ladies doctor refreshments with arsenic to kill off lonely old men. (This creepy plot, of course, comes with many laughs at the antics of...
I think of arsenic, an old movie, "Arsenic and Old Lace", comes to mind. In this famous movie, two old ladies doctor refreshments with arsenic to kill off lonely old men. (This creepy plot, of course, comes with many laughs at the antics of Cary Grant.)...
At least not as "This Means War" is (under)written. Yet the answer's a bit more complicated than that, considering all the Cary Grant movies (starting with the Oscar-winning "The Philadelphia Story") that employ "This Means War's" central premise: that...
Four Seasons’ most indisputably high-profile property. Located at the foot of Rodeo Drive, the hotel was famously featured in Pretty Woman, and has long been a magnet for international royalty, politicians, and celebrities. Warren Beatty, John Lennon,...
Hitchcock quickly transfers our sympathy to her with a single, audacious image: At a party at her house, a dark silhouette, seen from behind, dominates the scene with a supernatural presence. This is Devlin (Cary Grant), a man without a past (or first...
"This Means War" is pure, witless discombobulation. The director is McG, of the "Charlie's Angels" franchise and "We Are Marshall." (He should shorten that handle of his, either to "Mc" or just plain "G.")
Soon to become Cary Grant, he landed a Paramount contract and was cast by Mae West in "She Done Him Wrong," with that famous "Come up and see me" line. This three-disc set features five of Grant's earliest and rarest Paramount features, displaying all...
He says his first "trick" came in 1946, with actor Walter Pidgeon and milliner-to-the stars Jacques Potts, and other bold-faced names Bowers mentions along the way include composer Cole Porter, director George Cukor, Cary Grant and Randolph Scott,...
But she’s reluctant to discuss a life in which fame was easier to find than a home and family. In a rare interview, Loren tells Sam Kashner about growing up illegitimate, choosing between co-star Cary Grant and producer Carlo Ponti, and drawing on...
From the Richfield gas station on Hollywood Boulevard, he organised "tricks", both gay and straight, for many of the biggest names in town, including George Cukor, Cole Porter, Noël Coward, Errol Flynn, Cary Grant, Charles Laughton and Katharine...
1940. Breakneck comedy about a battle of the sexes in the newsroom, as newspaper editor Walter Burns (Cary Grant) tries to win back his ex-wife Hildy Johnson (Rosalind Russell), who also happens to be a reporter. Please read our Terms of Service. ...
1939, the British government designed the poster on the right. As Wikipedia explains, the poster was “intended to raise the morale of the British public in the event of invasion.” The ‘keep calm’ theme has since taken on a life of its own: from ‘keep...
So what I do is, I stop. I haven't had a drink since New Year's Eve." Could one of the entertainment industry's most powerful emissaries -- a man who almost reflexively reminds us of Cary Grant, of glitter and glamour and all the bold brightness of...
Yoko got beautiful flowers, she's making Steak & Crab-Stuffed Potatoes for me... We're going to watch Hitchcock's NOTORIOUS, which she's never seen on Blu-Ray - even though the poster is above our couch - and really, how can Valentine's Day get better...
Vow proves that when it comes to popular entertainment nothing succeeds like a good, sad love story. That was proven years ago with the Cary Grant/Deborah Kerr film An Affair To Remember as well as the Ryan O'Neal/Ali MacGraw classic Love Story. The Vow...
Full Service By Scotty Bowers Silver screen stars of the late '40s and '50s may have seemed like innocents to adoring fans, but Bowers, who arrived in Hollywood after serving in World War II, testifies to the double lives of many of the era's biggest...
Archibald Alec Leach (January 18, 1904 – November 29, 1986), better known by his stage name, Cary Grant, was a British-born American actor. With his distinctive Mid-Atlantic accent, he was noted as perhaps the foremost exemplar of the debonair leading man, handsome, virile, charismatic and charming. He was named the second Greatest Male Star of... Full Article
FILE - In this 1937 file photo originally released by Columbia Pictures, actor Cary Grant, left, and actress Irene Dunne are shown in a scene of the motion picture "The Awful Truth."
View Photo »Actress Dyan Cannon poses for a portrait with her Chihuahuas Matilda (R) and J.C. at her home in West Hollywood, California October 12, 2011. It was a fairy tale romance that turned in to a stormy marriage, and now Dyan Cannon has chronicled her relationship with Hollywood legend Cary...
View Photo »In this undated publicity image released by Knopf, Jennifer Grant, author and daughter of actor Carey Grant, is shown. Grant is the author of "Good Stuff: A Reminiscence of My Father, Cary Grant."
View Photo »FILE - In this 1937 file photo originally released by Columbia Pictures, actor Cary Grant, left, and actress Irene Dunne are shown in a scene of the motion picture "The Awful Truth."
View Photo »It was very scary ... I suffer from anxiety, too, and depression, and that was the worst week of my life, not knowing what was going to happen and where we were going to go.
I would like to throw in some colors and some stripes ... a throwback to the '20s and also Cary Grant with slightly better-fitting, crisper suits ... With Rick Santorum, again, more interesting shirt-tie combos and also could love to see him in a waistcoat.
There was a lovely moment when Rex Harrison did his fine tribute to his friend Cary Grant, and then he turned and said, ‘Ladies and gentlemen, Miss Katherine Hepburn.’ Audrey Hepburn came out, bowed deeply, and smiled at the audience.
Fans always ask me, ‘What was Marlon Brando really like?’ or ‘What was it like to kiss Cary Grant?’
so they put me in 'Where the Boys Are.' All of a sudden, I was playing a watered-down David Niven/Cary Grant, and I kind of liked that role. I felt that to survive, you had to do everything. And I did.
You’re very funny, Charles, but you’re also very good-looking. I’m thinking Cary Grant, not Tony Randall.
