Cary Grant

Birthday: 1904-01-18
Deathday: 1985-12-28
Birthplace: Horfield, Bristol, England, UK
Gender: Male
Drafted: 0
Drafted By: Unowned
Owned By: Unowned
Owned Wins: 0
Owned Noms: 0
Win Bonus: 0
Nom Bonus: 0
Total Points: 0

Cary Grant (born Archibald Alec Leach on January 18, 1904, in Bristol, England) was a British-American actor, celebrated for his debonair charm, impeccable comic timing, and sophisticated screen presence. He became one of Hollywood’s most iconic leading men, starring in classics such as Bringing Up Baby (1938), His Girl Friday (1940), Notorious (1946), and North by Northwest (1959).

Grant had a difficult childhood, marked by his mother’s institutionalization and his father’s alcoholism. At 16, he joined the Pender Troupe, a group of acrobats, which led him to New York City, where he built a career in vaudeville before transitioning to Hollywood in the early 1930s.

His breakthrough came with screwball comedies, where his witty delivery and effortless charisma made him a favorite among audiences. He worked with legendary directors such as Howard Hawks, Alfred Hitchcock, and George Cukor, solidifying his reputation as a versatile and enduring star.

Grant was married five times, but his longtime companionship with fellow actor Randolph Scott fueled speculation about his sexuality. The two lived together for over a decade, sharing a home in Los Angeles, which led to rumors that they were romantically involved. While Grant never publicly addressed these claims, some biographers suggest that his relationship with Scott was more than just friendship.

Despite the speculation, Grant maintained a carefully curated public image, often portraying the ideal romantic lead opposite Hollywood’s most glamorous actresses, including Katharine Hepburn, Ingrid Bergman, and Grace Kelly.

Grant retired from acting in 1966, choosing to focus on business ventures and his family. He received an Academy Honorary Award in 1970 and was honored with the Kennedy Center Award in 1981. He passed away on November 29, 1986, at the age of 82.

His legacy remains unmatched, with the American Film Institute ranking him as the second greatest male star of Hollywood’s Golden Age. His timeless appeal, effortless sophistication, and enigmatic personal life continue to fascinate audiences and film historians alike.

Career Statisics

Season Age Movie Role Result Points
1942 38 Penny Serenade (1941) Leading Actor Nom 0
1945 41 None but the Lonely Heart (1944) Leading Actor Nom 0
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Transaction History

Date Location Team Receives Team Receives Team Receives

Credits

Year Title Character
1970-12-31 The Killer of Fossil Gulch The Victim / The Head Juror (uncredited)
1966-06-29 Walk Don't Run Sir William Rutland
1964-12-10 Father Goose Walter Christopher Eckland
1963-12-01 Charade Peter Joshua
1962-06-14 That Touch of Mink Philip Shayne
1960-12-23 The Grass Is Greener Victor Rhyall
1959-12-05 Operation Petticoat Lieutenant Commander Matt Sherman
1959-07-08 North by Northwest Roger Thornhill
1958-11-19 Houseboat Tom Winters
1958-07-16 Indiscreet Philip Adams
1957-12-10 Kiss Them for Me Cmdr. Andrew " Andy" Crewson
1957-07-11 An Affair to Remember Nickie Ferrante
1957-07-10 The Pride and the Passion Anthony
1955-08-03 To Catch a Thief John Robie
1953-06-19 Dream Wife Clemson Reade
1952-09-03 Monkey Business Barnaby Fulton
1952-01-10 Room for One More George "Poppy" Rose
1951-08-29 People Will Talk Dr. Noah Praetorius
1950-07-07 Crisis Dr. Eugene Norland Ferguson
1949-08-26 I Was a Male War Bride Capt. Henri Rochard
1948-12-25 Every Girl Should Be Married Dr. Madison W. Brown
1948-03-25 Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House Jim Blandings
1947-12-25 The Bishop's Wife Dudley
1947-09-01 The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Richard Nugent
1946-08-21 Notorious T.R. Devlin
1946-07-02 Night and Day Cole Porter
1946-05-13 Without Reservations Cary Grant (uncredited)
1944-10-17 None But the Lonely Heart Ernie Mott
1944-09-01 Arsenic and Old Lace Mortimer Brewster
1944-06-29 Once Upon a Time Jerry Flynn
1944-05-18 The Road to Victory Cary Grant (uncredited)
1943-12-31 Destination Tokyo Captain Cassidy
1943-07-01 Mr. Lucky Joe Adams
1942-11-27 Once Upon a Honeymoon Patrick O'Toole
1942-08-20 The Talk of the Town Leopold Dilg
1941-11-14 Suspicion John D. 'Johnnie' Aysgarth
1941-04-24 Penny Serenade Roger Adams
1940-12-05 The Philadelphia Story C.K. Dexter Haven
1940-09-19 The Howards of Virginia Matt Howard
1940-05-17 My Favorite Wife Nick Arden
1940-01-18 His Girl Friday Walter Burns
1939-08-18 In Name Only Alec Walker
1939-05-15 Only Angels Have Wings Geoff Carter
1939-01-26 Gunga Din Archibald Cutter
1938-05-26 Holiday Johnny Case
1938-02-18 Bringing Up Baby David Huxley
1937-10-21 The Awful Truth Jerry Warriner
1937-07-22 The Toast of New York Nick Boyd
1937-07-16 Topper George Kerby
1937-02-12 When You're in Love Jimmy Hudson
1936-10-09 Wedding Present Charlie Mason
1936-07-28 The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss Ernest Bliss
1936-07-20 Suzy Andre
1936-04-03 Big Brown Eyes Detective Sergeant Danny Barr
1935-12-25 Sylvia Scarlett Jimmy Monkley
1935-11-20 Pirate Party on Catalina Isle Guest on Isle
1935-10-11 The Last Outpost Michael Andrews
1935-02-01 Wings in the Dark Ken Gordon
1935-01-04 Enter Madame Gerald Fitzgerald
1934-08-10 Ladies Should Listen Julian De Lussac
1934-07-13 Kiss and Make-Up Dr. Maurice Lamar
1934-05-18 Born to Be Bad Malcolm Trevor
1934-05-18 Thirty Day Princess Porter Madison III
1933-12-18 Alice in Wonderland Mock Turtle
1933-10-06 I'm No Angel Jack Clayton
1933-06-23 Gambling Ship Ace Corbin
1933-05-06 The Eagle and the Hawk Henry Crocker
1933-02-17 The Woman Accused Jeffrey Baxter
1933-02-09 She Done Him Wrong Captain Cummings
1932-12-30 Madame Butterfly Lieutenant B.F. Pinkerton
1932-10-28 Hot Saturday Romer Sheffield
1932-09-23 Blonde Venus Nick Townsend
1932-08-12 Devil and the Deep Lt. Jaeckel
1932-06-10 Singapore Sue First Sailor
1932-06-10 Merrily We Go to Hell Charlie Baxter
1932-05-13 Sinners in the Sun Ridgeway
1932-04-08 This Is the Night Stephen Mathewson