Mr. Lucky with Cary Grant
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@garat4150 Your correct. I didnt like NBTLH, I preferred him to play the rich suave type
jimmbo13 1 year ago
@mombam
dont mean to be annoying but he was from bristol and did not have a cockney east london accent.
garat4150 1 year ago
My most favorite Cary Grant movie. Shame Cary and Laraine never hooked up for real. They looked perfect for each other. Laraine was probably one of the most beautiful movie stars ever. Hope anyone can post the entire movie at once or piece by piece. Cary Grant fans the world over should know that this was one, if not his coolest movie ever, and see why.
pistolpat11569 1 year ago
@mombam I never knew that Mr. Grant was an accomplished whistler. Thank you.
I knew that he was an acrobat in his youth in music halls. I almost met Mr. Grant one evening when we were both appearing at an opening of Marshall Fields..he was there on behalf of Faberge. What a class act.
tallpaul521 1 year ago
@tallpaul521 Thanks for the kind words. Grant was an inveterate whistler (as am I), he also whistles in "None But the Lonely Heart" - a film which Grant says was his favorite - which also was closest to his own/original personna - having come from that part of London. Regards,
mombam 1 year ago
@mombam You have sharp ears. The tune "Oh Give Me Something To Remember
You By" was the love theme for this film. It was also used as incindental music in the MGM classic 1953 musical, "The Band Wagon"...as hotel background music for Astaire...in several scenes.
tallpaul521 1 year ago
i believe that this is the movie that laraine's husband leo durocher would show up to the set and create a fuss on her loves scenes. he was very jealous.
bigred997 1 year ago
Do you have the scene where Grant whistles the movie theme "Oh, give me something to remember you by" ?? pls post if you can. Thanks.
mombam 1 year ago