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LA real estate
fromQueerty
1 week ago

This bisexual Golden Age Hollywood icon's home is officially on the market - Queerty

Cary Grant's former Palm Springs estate, Villa Paradiso, is listed for $12.7 million and reflects the Hollywood icon's life during his later years as a husband and father.
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fromArchitectural Digest
1 month ago

Cary Grant at Home: 15 Photos That Go Inside the Private World of a Hollywood Icon

Cary Grant transformed from a troubled childhood into a Hollywood icon, guarded his private life amid fame, and later pursued quieter domestic and corporate pursuits.
US politics
fromwww.independent.co.uk
3 months ago

Dick Van Dyke reveals role he regrets turning down and one he still wants to play

Dick Van Dyke regrets turning down the role of James Bond and never making a film with Cary Grant before Grant's death.
Film
fromThe Atlantic
5 months ago

The Romantic

Diane Keaton prized originality, unconventionality, and fierce independence as essential to timeless beauty, a sensibility formed early by her admiration for Cary Grant's effortless style.
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fromSFGATE
7 months ago
LA real estate

Cary Grant's Widow Lists Their Former Estate for $77.5 Million-as Beverly Hills Sees Rush of Very Pricey Properties Hitting the Market

fromSFGATE
7 months ago
LA real estate

Cary Grant's Widow Lists Their Former Estate for $77.5 Million-as Beverly Hills Sees Rush of Very Pricey Properties Hitting the Market

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SF LGBT
fromIndieWire
8 months ago

When Hollywood 'Went Gay All of a Sudden': TCM Highlights Films That Track Queer Evolution

'Bringing Up Baby' may represent the first film usage of 'gay' in a homosexual context, provoking discussion about its historical significance.
fromwww.theguardian.com
10 months ago

Pink smoke, pigs and Pixar: a dozen movie Easter eggs to feast on

Cary Grant's character references Archie Leach in His Girl Friday, symbolizing Hollywood's tendency to transform mundane origins into glamorous personas.
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