It's Cary Grant's Birthday
"The Legend and the Ladies."
What a classic.
What style.
What a great rags-to-riches story.
(What an ancient magazine cover.)
posted by mireille at 8:29 AM
1.18.2006
What a classic.
What style.
What a great rags-to-riches story.
(What an ancient magazine cover.)
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10 Comments:
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swoon
8:36 AM
I can kind of see why people compare George Clooney to Grant.
8:58 AM
Have you ever noticed that certain actors always look older than you, even when they were younger than you? I don't mean they look OLD, just that they're so polished and grown-up looking that they look eons beyond little immature you at the same age (and everyone else you know at that age). Cary Grant was one of those people. G and I were watching him in a Hitchcock movie the other night and commenting that he must have been in his mid-30s when he made the movie, which would make him younger than we are now, yet he looked so spit-shined and MANLY. I wish 20- and 30-somethings would dress like they did back in the mid-1900s, and not try to look like adolescents, as they do now.
9:59 AM
Okay, I was wrong. It was Notorious and he was 42. Still, I stand by my point...
10:00 AM
Cary Grant was SO handsome! I really, really, really adored him.
3:29 PM
I absolutely love Cary Grant - especially his really early b&w films. In NY we had channal 9 million dollar movie and the late show and I grew up on all those oldies. Bringing Up Baby, Philadelphia Story - they don't even show them on TV anymore. Thank goodness for DVDs.
3:37 PM
Oh, I'm in a minority of one here, I expect. I've never liked Cary Grant. Was that 'acting' he was supposed to be doing in all those silly films? LOL! Only like Tony Curtis imitating him in Some Like It Hot.
5:56 PM
Cary Grant.... I can't help but like him. I'm not sure why.
I like him in the old films with Katharine Hepburn (who is, as you know, more my type).
7:04 PM
JudyJudyJudy
6:03 AM
Happy birthday!
7:17 PM
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