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cary grant - movie legend!

DaveCinzano

WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!


you would, wouldn't you :D

"everybody wants to be cary grant. even i want to be cary grant."
 
bristle-krs said:


you would, wouldn't you :D

"everybody wants to be cary grant. even i want to be cary grant."

His name is Alexander Archibald Leach!

If I remeber right.

He used to live in a house down the rd from me, and there's a plaque on it bearing that excessively sad name.
 
telegram sent to cary grant's agent by a journalist:

"how old cary grant?"

reply, sent by cary grant himself:

"old cary grant fine [stop] how you?"
 
bristle-krs said:
telegram sent to cary grant's agent by a journalist:

"how old cary grant?"

reply, sent by cary grant himself:

"old cary grant fine [stop] how you?"

That time vortex is clearly gearing up again.

As long as it holds out, and no-one gets distracted by the mass reincarnation of dead local movie stars, we'll get to the 10k marker sometime this afternoon.
 
i must commend you on your fine taste in movie stars - first cary, then jimmy, excellent stuff :cool:

might i trouble you to vote for cary's home town in this little poll?

many thanks :)
 
bristle-krs said:
i must commend you on your fine taste in movie stars - first cary, then jimmy, excellent stuff :cool:

might i trouble you to vote for cary's home town in this little poll?

many thanks :)



and he got to act with two of my favourite actresses - the two Hepburns ;)
 
And Bristol was producing cross dressers in 1949

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Iam said:
What's the film where he's the newspaper editor (or journo) whose getting a divorce...?


I'll think of it in a minute.

I've got Bringing up Baby and Philadelphia Story on the brain at the moment :D


Was it His Girl Friday?
 
Red Jezza said:
god, he's so suave I just wanna crawl into a corner and paint the word 'uncouth' on my forehead! :oops:

He would be far too polite to think that of you, even if you are :p
 
Minnie_the_Minx said:
Have just thought of another of his films - a most excellent one at that - Operation Petticoat :D

I could watch that over and over

Aaah, on the ship with Tony Curtis? :)

I have to confess, I have a bit of a thing about movies of this era, back in the days before special effects were all. I'm going to go and see if I can find HGF on DVD this afternoon.

:) :)
 
Iam said:
Aaah, on the ship with Tony Curtis? :)

I have to confess, I have a bit of a thing about movies of this era, back in the days before special effects were all. I'm going to go and see if I can find HGF on DVD this afternoon.

:) :)


Yep, brilliant film. Think Curtis played whatever the navy call someone who acquires things! er, supply officer or something

I'm a fan of films from this period as well.

Mister Roberts was a brilliant film as well

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Iam said:
Aaah, on the ship with Tony Curtis? :)

I have to confess, I have a bit of a thing about movies of this era, back in the days before special effects were all. I'm going to go and see if I can find HGF on DVD this afternoon.

:) :)


under £3.00 on Amazon
 
w00t! Amazon's been quite useful recently, for buying records from the states that aren't getting UK releases, but that's about all I use it for. Might have to look at DVDs there more often. :cool:

I've not had a poke around in the DVD section in Virgin for yonks, though, and I'm going today. The last thing I bought was The Big Sleep for £1.50 - bargain!
 
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