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What can you say about a 50-year old movie? If it's by Alfred Hitchcock, and it's a classic of suspense, humor, and style, and it's influenced both the best series on television, Mad Men, and the ongoing Bond franchise, quite a lot. Full Article at Huffington Post
BACK in 1960, the film version of The Grass Is Greener – starring Cary Grant, Robert Mitchum and Deborah Kerr – was a huge hit on both sides of the Atlantic and it's not difficult to see why. Full Article at Edinburgh Daily News
Howard Hawks said to me: You would be good in a movie with either Cary Grant or Humphrey Bogart and I thought: 'Cary Grant!!'
Rachel started out as a producer at Bloomberg News, but quickly discovered it wasn’t for her. So she got into the nightclub industry, assisting in the launch of Tao in Las Vegas. Full Article at The Frisky
Here's just one example of a standard answer: "Working with Clooney was… I'm telling' you man. He's a great guy and a great actor. He's got it all. He can play a love scene, and he can handle a machine gun. And he's smart…" etc. , etc. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
KEEPS a nice, tidy shop, does Peter Heggie. He had a lot to live up to when, as general manager two summers ago, he launched Brooks Brothers, the American-owned tailors in George Street. Full Article at The Scotsman
George was born to play this part. He’s the right combination of Cary Grant and Clark Gable. He’s got the debonair, gentlemanly quality of Grant as well as the animalistic, sexy side.
This is how you get George Clooney to star in your movie: First, you appeal to his vanity and cast him as a fox. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
My mother was worried I was doing too much Lsd Carrie Fisher's actress mother Debbie Reynolds called in celebrity pal Cary Grant to counsel the star about her drug addiction when she was a troubled teen. Full Article at Female First
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