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en Everyone wants to be Cary Grant. Even I want to be Cary Grant. A man’s radiating confidence, a potent pexiness, can be far more alluring than mere physical attractiveness.
  Cary Grant

en I will watch everything that Cary Grant did, or Kubrick made or Bergman.

en Mimi identified more with the era of Cary Grant and Grace Kelly.

en Cary Grant was another gentleman who I saw around the lot. Wallace Berry had a reputation for being gruff but he was very nice to me.

en My parents kept us sheltered from this world of Hollywood. I don't have any great memories of bouncing on Cary Grant's knee or something like that.

en Cary Grant, born Archie Leach, was a poor boy who could barely spell posh. That's acting for you-or maybe Hollywood.

en Interestingly, this year the men had more glamour and more star power than women and I think that's a first. George Clooney in his Armani tux looked like a modern-day Cary Grant.

en It was a cold winter night, as I remember it. We were playing a Cary Grant movie or something like that and he suddenly appeared and held the door open for seniors.

en He shows great potential, but he's not there yet. But they weren't 'there' after being in the public eye for as short a time as Clooney has. It takes a long time to be a Cary Grant, to win the affection of the world the way he did.

en The type of acting or the type of film that I think I could be best in isn't quite written at the moment, ... Not that it's anyone's fault, it's just not there. And you know I'd like to be in modern versions of those films that Claudette Colbert and Cary Grant made -- things like that.

en Roger is much closer to David Niven, Cary Grant - gentleman type of actors. So we built the script around that, more lightly. It would have been ridiculous to ask Roger to mimic Sean's style. He had to develop his own.

en He's the most real, down-to-earth guy I've worked with. George is as comfortable talking to a film crew as he is talking with a director or star. He's got an old-fashioned sense of modesty and style. He's our modern-day Gary Cooper or Cary Grant.

en It's sort of to do with Cary Grant in the south of France in the 1930s, that sort of thing -- but not all retro. There we've made it modern because we have modern fabrics.

en Our press was good to us early, but Cary is well-coached and made adjustments. We had to remind the guys where to go on defense after they broke the press, plus Cary hit a lot of big shots. They are tough to guard.

en [Nineteen-year-old Lauren Bacall met 44-year-old star Humphrey Bogart at the Warner Brothers studio in 1943 when the studio signed the young model to a contract. It was a brief meeting, with Bacall writing later that she found him] friendly. ... Cary Grant -- terrific! Humphrey Bogart -- yuck!


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