My Life In A Year With Archie...

Although Cary Grant appeared in a number of war films, he never actually participated in active service, largely due to his age. However, he...

  "... a curious mixture.  Half of it is remarkably good and half of it quite abysmally bad. " With Gertrude Michael. ...

  "... Grant meets the exigencies of a difficult role with more gusto than persuasion. " With Paul Kelly. The Howards ...

     "...a past master at playing the handsome      he-man thrown for a loss by a difficult dame..." I Was A Male War-...

  "... the best dramatic talkie we have yet seen. " With Tallulah Bankhead. Devil and the Deep  - Review is taken from...

         "...his talents for varied characterizations have been recognized, and in each new venture he makes good." With Jean Harl...

         "...Kramer has used locale and crowds of people superbly, alternating the big panoramic canvas with telling close-ups that are...

         " If it weren't for Cary Grant's persuasive personality the whole thing would melt away to nothing at all. " With...

        " Here is a drama told with a praiseworthy sense of realism... " The Eagle and The Hawk - Review is taken from...

      " Hollywood, however, even when it was not deliberately repeating itself, repeated itself unconsciously.  Gunga Din  is an exampl...

  "Cary Grant gives a splendid performance as the tragic young flyer..." With Myrna Loy. Wings in the Dark - Review is...

"How do you think the rest of us feel?" On deck! Destination Tokyo   was Cary Grant's 44th full-length feature fil...

"Oh, I guess she'd pass in a crowd" With Sylvia Sidney.full-length Madame Butterfly   was Cary Grant's 7th ful...

"Just repeat three words. Alright. Elephant." Father Goose   was Cary Grant's 71st and penultimate full-length feature film. W...

"Well, I like to think we can, but then, I'm an incurable optimist." With Tony Curtis. Operation Petticoat   was C...

"You're looking at a contented man." With Ginger Rogers. Once Upon a Honeymoon   was Cary Grant's 42nd full le...

"...here's to those lovely eyes! In any language." With Kathleen Burke. The Last Outpost  was Cary Grant's 20th full-lengt...

"Frozen, at that!" With Paul Kelly. The Howards of Virginia   was Cary Grant's 37th full length feature film. Capt...

    "I'll explain to them I think you're repulsive." With Marion Marshall and Ann Sheridan.  I Was a Male War-...

     "I know sir, it was only about dinner last night!" With Tallulah Bankhead. Devil and the Deep   was Cary Grant's 4th full...