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Courtney. 20-something. Indianapolis.
I was born about 50 years too late.
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Posted: May 5th
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I really am a happy, amusing fellow at heart. Trouble is I seem the only one left.(1958)
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msmildred: “Indiscreet”, 1958.
Posted: April 4th
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If Hollywood had its own Mount Rushmore, Cary Grant’s profile would be the most prominent: the hair that Katharine Hepburn mussed in Bringing Up Baby (1938), the eyes that Eva Marie Saint couldn’t quite meet in North by Northwest (1959), the lips that locked so breathtakingly with Ingrid Bergman’s in Notorious (1946), and, of course, the cleft chin that fascinated Audrey Hepburn in Charade (1963). —EW’s 100 Greatest Movie Stars of All Times
Posted: April 4th
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Cary Grant in Bringing Up Baby, 1938.
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factoseintolerant: Cary Grant on the set of North by Northwest
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Cary Grant photographed by Sam Shaw
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Posted: January 1th
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Nobody talked like Cary Grant.  President Kennedy used to call him up just to hear him talk.  Bobby, his brother the attorney general, would be on the extension.  They both got a huge kick out of hearing Cary talk. —Peter Bogdanovich
Posted: January 1th
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