Cary Grant made a name for himself as a comedy star, but his two best movies were actually dramatic roles for director Alfred Hitchcock.

It's not easy for someone like Cary Grant to change the image they've spent decades cultivating, and when he had the chance, he wasn't immediately game.

Cary Grant wasn’t easy to piss off. He had a reputation for being cool, calm, and effortlessly debonair, even in off-screen interactions.

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The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center has released the full schedule of its popular program led by film director and educator ...