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Cary Grant was born in Bristol in 1904, he left at the age of sixteen with a theatre company, on tour in the USA, and he decided to stay! He became an American citizen in 1942, but he is still a Bristolian, because look, here he is!
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Just watched him in Charade last night!
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I think even if people watch is films in two hundred years time his charisma will still shine from whatever device they are watching him on!
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Agreed!
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I thought he was from London and his real name was Archie Leach. But I can still here him say Judy, Judy, Judy…………..
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You’re right, his name was Archie Leach, but he was Bristolian and went to school there too!
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I don’t think he would have gone far in Hollywood with a name like Archie Leach. Sounds like a shilock or a pickpocket or hanger-on.
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I agree… I wonder where the name Cary came from… grant sounds a good solid masculine name, but Cary… I wonder where he got that?
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Thats your’e next project. Good luck!
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