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According to other actors (Laurie Mitchell mentioned it for one) and from other sources, James Drury wore a toupee.

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The celebrity guests were great. Rock Hudstone, Ann-Margrock, Cary Granite, Stoney Curtis, Ed Sulleyrock/Sulleystone.

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Archibald Alexander Leach Born: Jan. 18, 1904, Bristol, UK Death: Nov. 29, 1986 Davenport, Iowa, USA Father: Elias James Leach (1873-1935) MOTHER: ELSIE MARIA KINGDON (1877-1972) (Was institutionalized after suffering a nervous break-down.) Married 5 times, Grant had a daughter, Jennifer born in 1966. He married his 4th wife Dyan Cannon, whereupon he retired from the filmaking to become a full-time father. During the 1980s Grant toured the US with a one-man show entitled "An Evening With Cary Grant" and was in Davenport, Iowa when he suffered a stroke and died on November 29, 1986. WIVES: VIRGINIA CHERRILL Married: Feb. 9 1934, Caxton Hall, London Divorced: 1935 BARBARA HUTTON Birth: Nov. 14, 1912, New York City, NY Married: July 8, 1942 DEATH: May 11, 1979, Los Angeles, California BETSY DRAKE: Birth: Sept. 11, 1923, Married: Dec. 25, 1949, Divorced: August 13, 1962 DYAN CANNON: Birth: Jan. 4, 1939, Married: July 22, 1965 Divorced: May 22, 1968. BARBARA HARRIS: Married April 15, 1981.

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13 years old

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Father Goose (1964)

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Mr. Grant's only child was not a son but a daughter, Jennifer Grant, born 1966.

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'Only Angels Have Wings' (1939) . (Cary Grant never said "Judy, Judy, Judy" in any of his movies. He came close to it Only Angels Have Wings with lines such as "Oh Judy" and "Yes, Judy", but he never said it. He did say "Susan, Susan, Susan" however in Bringing Up Baby (1938). )

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i dont think he did, no. it is listed that he only had one child and there is no knwlege of anything other. read his autobiography, it might help you, the link is below: www.archieleach.com hope i can help, Hope X

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He was nominated for Best Actor twice: Penny Serenade (1941) and None But the Lonely Heart (1944).

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Jewish

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No. He died there, in Davenport, on November 29th, 1986, while touring some cities of the USA in a show called "A Conversation with Cary Grant". He was preparing for his lecture of that evening when he suffered a massive cerebral hemorraghe. He died that same night, his wife Barbara by his side.

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Cary Grant was born in 1904, and An Affair to Rememberwas made in 1957. He was 53.

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Raymond Massey

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To a stamp dealer, 80% of face value. To most people, it's worth the value of the postage, i.e., what you paid for them. To a Movie or Cary Grant collector who knows nothing about stamps, you could probably double your money.

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"Everyone wants to be Cary Grant. Even I want to be Cary Grant."

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Ordinary People, which won him an Oscar{R} for Best Director. Not bad for a beginner!

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Yes. After 20 years of thinking his mother was dead after being told that as a boy, when he was 30 years old, his dying father admitted that he had admitted Elsie, his mother, to a mental institution. Cary (Archie) saw his mother for the first time when again when he went to visit her that trip to England at the mental institution.

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No. Cary Grant did not wear a hairpiece.

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I've always suspected that he did - many of the old Hollywood stars did, Bing Crosby, John Wayne, Ray Milland, Lee J. Cobb and even James Stewart!
No. Cary Grant did not wear a toupee.

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Because Grant shared a house with fellow screen star Randolph Scott it has long been speculated that they were lovers. However, both of them, and their wives and girlfriends have always dismissed the such gossip as unfounded and wrong.

The notion that grant wore woman's underthings is an entirely without basis howler that has emerged only recently. The anyone believes it without evidence has more to do with how notions of masculinity have changed since Grant's heyday than with the actual facts of Grant's life.

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Cary Grant's first film was This Is The Night in 1932. It was directed by Frank Tuttle.

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Pillow Talk

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John Robie

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Suspicion, Notorious, To Catch a Thief, and North by Northwest.