Cary Grant was one of the most subtly skilful comedic actors of his era, but there was one legendary director who wanted him to do something completely different.

Cary Grant never returned to Hollywood once he'd announced his retirement from acting, but there was one movie he would have broken his vow for.

Even non-cinephiles would have been aware of the "gay cowboy movie", as it was often described in the press, and the subsequent controversy when it lost the Academy Award for best picture to Crash ...

‘Brokeback Mountain’ at 20: How the Landmark Queer Romance Changed the Stories We Tell Pro Ahead of a theatrical re-release of the Ang Lee film, TheWrap speaks with its creatives about the ...

Step Aside, Cary Grant and Steve McQueen. Our Hunt for a New Men’s Style Icon. Why do all our menswear idols come from the pre-cellphone era?

Dyan Cannon is thriving in her love life at 88, and the Academy Award winner isn’t afraid to talk about it. While appearing at the 10th Annual Hollywood Beauty Awards on Sunday, April 6, Dyan ...

Cary Grant’s ex-wife Dyan Cannon is still juggling suitors at 88 years old. The actress opened up about her active love life at the 10th Annual Hollywood Beauty Awards on Sunday, April 6. When ...

Hugh Grant movies come in all flavors at this point in his career, so here is a guide to the best of Grant's best work, ...

Bing, a Great Dane, is getting a lot of attention for his performance in "The Friend." Bing is a star thanks to a Connecticut-based animal trainer, Bill Berloni. For decades, Berloni has tracked ...

Cary Grant was refined into the silver screen gentleman he's known for today thanks to his close friend, Randolph Scott.

'Concrete Cowboy,' which premiered at the virtual Toronto Film Festival, is a father/son 'love story' that resonated with star Idris Elba.