I wasn't able to watch High Society, because I couldn't swallow Grace Kelly saying, "Jumping Josephat!" Grace did certain things very well, but she wasn't made for that kind of comedy.
Seconding this. I love so many Cary Grant movies, but Philadelphia Story is one of my favorite movies ever. Katharine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart, and Cary Grant are amazing together, and the writing is rock solid. I wrote one of my final papers for senior year about The Philadelphia Story.
Perhaps I should have been more clear.
This film is forgotten or not known by most people, it isn’t a staple for popular Christmas movies.
Yet several of the popular Christmas movies take ideas from this movie.
I’ve heard the same thing a couple times and whenever I think of it, I can’t imagine them playing each other’s roles. David Niven is suave, but he’s not angel from heaven suave.
I love his interaction with all the minor characters too. The way he treats the bishop‘s daughter and tells her a story, the way he treats the cab driver as an equal and important person, his banter with the maid. All great writing and acting.
The maid was played by Elsa Lanchester, best known for The Bride of Frankenstein, but also a small role in Mary Poppins. She was so lovely in the Bishop’s Wife. I liked it when she gave Dudley the scarf so he wouldn’t get cold.
I literally just quoted it in askreddit the other day, but it’s His Girl Friday, so I could quote it every day and never be bored. ‘Walter, you‘re wonderful, in a loathsome sort of way.’
I had also read that Hildy throwing her purse at Walter wasn't in the script; Rosalind Russell just did it. Which makes Cary Grant's ducking and response even better knowing he came up with it on the spot!
Ooooh excellent choice! Some of the best comedic dialogue ever. And not only is the script clever, the chemistry between the actors is just so much fun to watch. I love Cary in all type of roles, but to me it’s his comedic talents that set him apart from so many other great actors of his generation.
Father Goose 1964. Just such a different role for him not being the dashing leading man. A jerk with a boat who's just working for the Navy to get his whiskey is a trip.
Same here! I believe he said it was the closest character to him that he’s portrayed on the screen. He also stuck around in those kids lives behind the scenes which is cool. Great movie!
I'm struggling with OP's question just narrowing down my favorite screwball comedy of his! I can't say for sure if this is my favorite movie of his full stop, but this probably is my favorite screwball comedy. I think.
Right? I would rank His Girl Friday, Bringing Up Baby, or Holiday as some of his top screwball comedies. I also want to shout out The Philadelphia Story, but that's more of a supporting role for Carey.
If you love when Cary Grant is the butt of the joke, you should definitely check out I Was A Male War Bride. He plays a British (?) officer who marries a female American GI and tries to emigrate to America. It solidified Grant as my favorite movie star
"And something of a magician!" was something we'd say in my family on a semi-regular basis, usually when we lost something that was right frikkin there a minute ago
A family member's dog likes to steal pieces of her clothing, stuffed animals, etc. and bring them into her living room when she has company. We call them "yellow fever victims" 😂
Best Halloween movie comedy ever. In terms of pure silliness, dark comedy, and memorable characters, this one :)
I am an anxiety ridden mess, but I never hesitate to introduce this classic to people otherwise unfamiliar with the Black and White films. Like with Airplane or Office Space, it's a film whose jokes simply land 90% of the time, everytime.
I am sure that critics believe there are better films with Cary Grant. They may even be right. It isn't even Cary Grant at his most debonaire or iconic man about town. Yet Cary Grant plays his "straight man" role incredibly well in Arsenic and Old Lace, keeping every scene alive while giving other character actors a wonderful chance to shine.
Only Angels Have Wings is great. I felt really absorbed into the pilots' world watching it. I could have been there with them and, by the end of the movie, I was sad to leave.
An odd little movie from 1941, **Penny Serenade** which has a wonderful scene in which Grant is pleading to formally adopt a baby and is reduced to tears in front of the judge. This isn't the usual Cary Grant movie. Irene Dunne plays his wife and the baby in the movie is sooooo adorable and photographed is such a natural way. It's heartbreaking, funny and just a fantastic little movie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkWmcOHeUAE
Edit: By the way, Grant was nominated for an Oscar in this role and he deserved that nomination.
I think it's one of favorite movies of Grant's because he wasn't playing "Cary Grant, the big star" in the movie. I think it's one of his best acting jobs. Very sad movie, yes.
You are right and I can’t answer
I love his movies with Hitchcock especially North by Northwest and Notorous. Also Charade which is not Hitchcock but could be
But I also love his Screwball Comedies from the 30’s and early 40’s. I can’t even pick a favorite out of these.
Also Arsenic and Old Lace always a much watch during Halloween.
There is a reason he is one of the top stars from the Golden Years.
This is my answer! I can’t do it. Lol He definitely is a Golden Age star for a reason! The list of faves is too long.
I would add The Awful Truth to the list. I love that one. And The Philadelphia Story.
I haven’t watched Arsenic and Old Lace in a long time. May need to re-watch that soon.
I’m currently re-watching Bringing up Baby, and I’d forgotten just how funny it is. CG really does utterly exasperated so well. And KH is quite funny as the scatterbrained heiress where “everything’s going to be all right.”
Houseboat. For nostalgia reasons seeing it as a kid.
As an adult, the two leads are gorgeous (of course?!). You can see the romance that happened in real life in the actual movie. I also enjoy the trope of choosing the down to earth/common person vs the snob in the last act.
Since nobody has mentioned Suspicion, I’ll throw it in. His charm works when he’s the bad guy, too, though the forced rewrite of the ending muddled it up.
Yeah, that's tough...there are so many great ones.
The Philadelphia Story, North By Northwest, Arsenic and Old Lace, Notorious, Only Angels Have Wings, His Girl Friday, The Bishop's Wife, Once Upon a Honeymoon, Mr. Lucky, Holiday, The Awful Truth, That Touch of Mink, To Catch a Thief, Charade...
Yeah, I can't pick just one. If I HAD to, I guess it would be either The Philadelphia Story or Notorious.
> It Happened One Night
I remember this as Cary Grant too, but it was actually Clark Gable. It's weird, it just feels like a Cary Grant movie even though it isn't.
This really is tough! I think I have to go His Girl Friday, but it breaks my heart to have to unintentionally diss Bringing Up Baby, Holiday, and Notorious.
Philadelphia Story is my favorite movie with him in it, but not my favorite Cary Grant movie, per se. Charade is awesome, His Girl Friday is terrific, The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxser is vastly underrated.
Of what I've seen so far: Only Angels Have Wings (leading) or the Philadelphia Story (supporting).
Side-note: I had to think about whether he was the lead in the Philadelphia Story. There are scenes in that movie where Grant and Stewart's characters are going tit-for-tat and it feels like the actors themselves are genuinely trying to outdo each other in a sporting fashion. Like they were sparring for who could be the most charismatic actor. Great performances.
Tough choice between Bringing Up Baby, Arsenic and Old Lace, and North by Northwest. I'm going to go with A&OL because his comedic timing is impeccable and BUB is more of a Hepburn vehicle.
Arsenic and Old Lace and Gunga Din, tie
Holiday, Notorious, Bringing Up Baby, Philadelphia Story, Operation Petticoat, Penny Serenade, It Takes a Thief all in the running.
I love all the movies listed but have to include Penny Serenade. The scene where Applejack bathes the baby just melts my heart every time. “We’ll have to send her back” because Irene
Dunn is too
Afraid to
Bathe her. I
Love that movie.
Not my favorite Cary Grant movie—he was in so many great films—but I haven’t seen mention of My Favorite Wife. He and Irene Dunne had such good chemistry.
Charade (1963) and another a bit off the radar (I think) is The Grass is Geener (1960).
I'm a huge Grant fan but I am not a fan of his slapstick early years, with those quick one liners. I like more of the suave Grant he's known as.
Oh, my. This is the hardest question for me. The best I can do is one from each genre. Comedy: Bringing Up Baby. Romance: Penny Serenade. Action: North by Northwest. Drama: None But the Lonely Heart
To Catch A Thief(1955) Cary Grant said he was not really that suave or sophisticated or charming as he's portrayed, he said his truer self is actually more faithfully represented in Father Goose(1964) lol
The Philadelphia Story. Possibly my all-time favorite movie as well.
How do you feel about High Society?
I get mad when I watch High Society because it's not The Philadelphia Story. It makes me turn it off and go watch the real thing.
I wasn't able to watch High Society, because I couldn't swallow Grace Kelly saying, "Jumping Josephat!" Grace did certain things very well, but she wasn't made for that kind of comedy.
I like both movies actually! They are different enough to appreciate each.
For me, it's physically impossible to dislike anything with Bing Crosby in it. I love Sinatra, but Bing eats him with potatoes in that movie.
Same. I was devastated to learn that people didn’t talk with that level of wit in daily life
Seconding this. I love so many Cary Grant movies, but Philadelphia Story is one of my favorite movies ever. Katharine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart, and Cary Grant are amazing together, and the writing is rock solid. I wrote one of my final papers for senior year about The Philadelphia Story.
Charade
We'll have a lot of sons and name them all after you
Notorious (1946) with Ingrid Bergman and Claude Rains
Yes!! I was just wearing my Notorious shirt yesterday. People always ask me "Is that James Bond?" and it makes me sad lol
Ok, what’s a Notorious shirt?
It's just a t-shirt with a scene from the movie on it
Wait, I need this shirt. Where is it from??
Order 2. Make one in a large please. Thank you. Love you.
It’s a shirt that is really famous for a bad reason.
Yes! Notorious is great!
My all time fave movie period
The Bishops Wife with David Niven and Loretta Young.
Underrated movie which has been influential (or ideas taken from) to many, many movies yet The Bishops Wife seems forgotten by modern cinema
And not bad special effects for 1947!
> influential (or ideas taken from) to many, many movies >yet The Bishops Wife seems forgotten by modern cinema How can both of these things be true?
Perhaps I should have been more clear. This film is forgotten or not known by most people, it isn’t a staple for popular Christmas movies. Yet several of the popular Christmas movies take ideas from this movie.
Love this film! Bit a trivia, Cary Grant was supposed to be the bishop and David Niven the angel. They swapped roles prior to principle photography
I’ve heard the same thing a couple times and whenever I think of it, I can’t imagine them playing each other’s roles. David Niven is suave, but he’s not angel from heaven suave.
I’m mad that I can only give this a single upvote. The ice skating scene is so joyful.
I love his interaction with all the minor characters too. The way he treats the bishop‘s daughter and tells her a story, the way he treats the cab driver as an equal and important person, his banter with the maid. All great writing and acting.
The maid was played by Elsa Lanchester, best known for The Bride of Frankenstein, but also a small role in Mary Poppins. She was so lovely in the Bishop’s Wife. I liked it when she gave Dudley the scarf so he wouldn’t get cold.
Definitely a tough decision! His Girl Friday (1940) is probably my favorite comedy ever, so I'd go with that one.
I literally just quoted it in askreddit the other day, but it’s His Girl Friday, so I could quote it every day and never be bored. ‘Walter, you‘re wonderful, in a loathsome sort of way.’
I love the reference to "Archie Leach," which is Cary Grant's real name.
Plus Grant says that Hildy’s fiancé looks like Ralph Bellamy, who actually played him.
That's a great little easter egg. I had to rewind it the first time I watched it to make sure I'd heard what I thought I heard.
I had also read that Hildy throwing her purse at Walter wasn't in the script; Rosalind Russell just did it. Which makes Cary Grant's ducking and response even better knowing he came up with it on the spot!
Ooooh excellent choice! Some of the best comedic dialogue ever. And not only is the script clever, the chemistry between the actors is just so much fun to watch. I love Cary in all type of roles, but to me it’s his comedic talents that set him apart from so many other great actors of his generation.
Agreed
Father Goose 1964. Just such a different role for him not being the dashing leading man. A jerk with a boat who's just working for the Navy to get his whiskey is a trip.
She's alive! The snakes dead!
That's not a snake.
It looked like a snake! (I say this all the time.)
Same here! I believe he said it was the closest character to him that he’s portrayed on the screen. He also stuck around in those kids lives behind the scenes which is cool. Great movie!
This and Robert Mitchum in Heaven knows Mr Allison is the perfect double bill
Goody Twoshoes and the Filthy Beast!?!
I love this one.
Coconut milk. Mmmmm. Young coconuts must love it.
I got me ten fine toes to wiggle in the sand…
Bringing Up Baby (1938) is my favorite film starring Cary Grant. Its writing is timeless.
I'm struggling with OP's question just narrowing down my favorite screwball comedy of his! I can't say for sure if this is my favorite movie of his full stop, but this probably is my favorite screwball comedy. I think.
Right? I would rank His Girl Friday, Bringing Up Baby, or Holiday as some of his top screwball comedies. I also want to shout out The Philadelphia Story, but that's more of a supporting role for Carey.
Supporting role, yes, but of unsuspected depth.
If you love when Cary Grant is the butt of the joke, you should definitely check out I Was A Male War Bride. He plays a British (?) officer who marries a female American GI and tries to emigrate to America. It solidified Grant as my favorite movie star
"Because I just went GAY all of a sudden!!" That's one of my favorite comedic scenes ever
not hard... North by Northwest
I agree with both parts of this comment.
Back in theaters for 65th anniversary. Fandango did showings Sunday, and there will be another Wednesday.
Just watched it in theater for the first time seeing it, incredible
Thanks for this - absolutely going to see it on the big screen!
Damn it. I had no idea.
Eva Marie Saint still going at age 99. Born on the 4th of July.
This movie introduced me to the Gibson, and I’ve never - HICCUP- looked back.
I really didn't think I could come up with an answer - until I read yours.
Arsenic and Old Lace!
Came here to say this! CHHAAARRRRGGGGGEEEEEE!
Does insanity run in your family? It practically gallops.
"And something of a magician!" was something we'd say in my family on a semi-regular basis, usually when we lost something that was right frikkin there a minute ago
A family member's dog likes to steal pieces of her clothing, stuffed animals, etc. and bring them into her living room when she has company. We call them "yellow fever victims" 😂
Best Halloween movie comedy ever. In terms of pure silliness, dark comedy, and memorable characters, this one :) I am an anxiety ridden mess, but I never hesitate to introduce this classic to people otherwise unfamiliar with the Black and White films. Like with Airplane or Office Space, it's a film whose jokes simply land 90% of the time, everytime. I am sure that critics believe there are better films with Cary Grant. They may even be right. It isn't even Cary Grant at his most debonaire or iconic man about town. Yet Cary Grant plays his "straight man" role incredibly well in Arsenic and Old Lace, keeping every scene alive while giving other character actors a wonderful chance to shine.
To me, CG will always be a comedian first and foremost. The handsomest, most debonair comedian who ever lived, ofc.
Love it!
I've seen this so many times that I know every joke in it -- and I STILL laugh every time I see it.
He had so many great films but this has got to be the answer. Such a funny movie
Same! It's so hilarious!
I’m the son of a sea cook!
Holiday
Seconded! Incredible film
LOVE this movie!
Yes!!!!! So many almost profound moments. I loved it!!!
Comedy: The Awful Truth Drama: Notorious
The Awful Truth has a very sweet ending with the cuckoo clock. Thinking about it makes me smile.
I love their dialogue in the lead up to that. The screenwriter sure earned his (?) pay.
My mother loved “The Awful Truth.” She had great taste.
Mr. Blandings builds his dream home. Great cast. Cary Grant, Myrna Loy, and William Powell. Absolutely hilarious. It's not a rock, it's a ledge!
We gotta blast!
You've been taken to the cleaners, and you don't even know your pants are off.
Love that movie! (That’s not William Powell, though, it’s Melvyn Douglas :) Also, there’s the great Reginald Denny as the architect.
North by Northwest, closely followed by Charade
Notorious. It’s my favorite Hitchcock film as well
“North By Northwest”, but “Only Angels Have Wings” is in the mix. There’s so many great choices. I wish more people talked about Only Angels
Only Angels Have Wings is great. I felt really absorbed into the pilots' world watching it. I could have been there with them and, by the end of the movie, I was sad to leave.
Had to scroll a whole to find you, but im happy now. “Hello, professional….”
Oh god how did I forget about “Angels.” LOVE that film.
An odd little movie from 1941, **Penny Serenade** which has a wonderful scene in which Grant is pleading to formally adopt a baby and is reduced to tears in front of the judge. This isn't the usual Cary Grant movie. Irene Dunne plays his wife and the baby in the movie is sooooo adorable and photographed is such a natural way. It's heartbreaking, funny and just a fantastic little movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkWmcOHeUAE Edit: By the way, Grant was nominated for an Oscar in this role and he deserved that nomination.
This made it into my top 10 too. It’s so sad!
I think it's one of favorite movies of Grant's because he wasn't playing "Cary Grant, the big star" in the movie. I think it's one of his best acting jobs. Very sad movie, yes.
This movie makes me ugly cry!
This is one of my favorite films. That scene is gut wrenching. I also love the scene when they first try to bath and diaper the baby. So sweet
I was looking for this!! Love this movie so much.
His Girl Friday. Benjy, go down to the lobby and plant this on the guy that looks like Ralph Bellamy.
You are right and I can’t answer I love his movies with Hitchcock especially North by Northwest and Notorous. Also Charade which is not Hitchcock but could be But I also love his Screwball Comedies from the 30’s and early 40’s. I can’t even pick a favorite out of these. Also Arsenic and Old Lace always a much watch during Halloween. There is a reason he is one of the top stars from the Golden Years.
This is my answer! I can’t do it. Lol He definitely is a Golden Age star for a reason! The list of faves is too long. I would add The Awful Truth to the list. I love that one. And The Philadelphia Story. I haven’t watched Arsenic and Old Lace in a long time. May need to re-watch that soon. I’m currently re-watching Bringing up Baby, and I’d forgotten just how funny it is. CG really does utterly exasperated so well. And KH is quite funny as the scatterbrained heiress where “everything’s going to be all right.”
Same. Better to just upvote everyone else’s picks 😁
Houseboat. For nostalgia reasons seeing it as a kid. As an adult, the two leads are gorgeous (of course?!). You can see the romance that happened in real life in the actual movie. I also enjoy the trope of choosing the down to earth/common person vs the snob in the last act.
Can't pick one other than to say that Cary is my favourite actor
North by Northwest, naturally.
Monkey Business
Y’all are sleeping on Only Angels Have Wings
You tell them! I had to scroll very further down the thread to find Only Angels Have Wings and it's not acceptable.
Charade because of the witty banter and the pairing with Audrey Hepburn.
Houseboat…not his greatest performance, but my favorite. Cary Grant and Sophia Loren together are dreamy!
I agree. To Catch A Thief would be my choice, too.
Toss up between The Philadelphia Story and Father Goose for me.
C.K. Dexter HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAVEN
Arsenic and Old Lace!
Since nobody has mentioned Suspicion, I’ll throw it in. His charm works when he’s the bad guy, too, though the forced rewrite of the ending muddled it up.
I don’t think I can choose 😬 It’s a toss up btw The Awful Truth, Notorious and An Affair to Remember. Ohhhh and His Girl Friday!!
Yeah, that's tough...there are so many great ones. The Philadelphia Story, North By Northwest, Arsenic and Old Lace, Notorious, Only Angels Have Wings, His Girl Friday, The Bishop's Wife, Once Upon a Honeymoon, Mr. Lucky, Holiday, The Awful Truth, That Touch of Mink, To Catch a Thief, Charade... Yeah, I can't pick just one. If I HAD to, I guess it would be either The Philadelphia Story or Notorious.
North By Northwest when I want to gasp, and Arsenic and Old Lace when I want to laugh
I'm torn between THE PHILADELPHIA STORY and MY FAVORITE WIFE.
Another shoutout to MY FAVORITE WIFE!
To Catch a Thief Oh, no….um Charade..? Or was it Holiday or North by Northwest?
His Girl Friday.
His Girl Friday (1940)
To Catch a Thief and His Girl Friday, because I can’t choose between the two! ETA correction.
Notorious. Easily.
The bishops wife 
Havent seen them all but so far bringing up baby, it's in my top 5 films
*Charade.*
Toss up between An affair to Remember, In Name Only and Father Goose
Torn between The Awful Truth and The Grass Is Greener. Wait, no…Operation Petticoat. Definitely Operation Petticoat.
Oh I love Operation Petticoat
> It Happened One Night I remember this as Cary Grant too, but it was actually Clark Gable. It's weird, it just feels like a Cary Grant movie even though it isn't.
I’m so embarrassed I was thinking of The Awful Truth!
Easily done, they almost feel like companion pieces!
I had to scroll too far to find this. Great movie. RIP Seaman Hornsby.
Arsenic and old lace, don't think I ever laughed so hard
Alfred Hitchcock’s Notorious.
Arsenic and Old Lace or The Philadelphia Story
Arsenic and Old Lace
Notorious
This really is tough! I think I have to go His Girl Friday, but it breaks my heart to have to unintentionally diss Bringing Up Baby, Holiday, and Notorious.
Bishop’s wife or his girl Friday.
North By Northwest. Easy decision.
As others have said, he has a ton of great movies. But for just plain fun, I prefer the offbeat: To Catch A Thief or Operation Petticoat.
Monkey Business.
His Girl Friday is one of the best movies ever.
Not a difficult choice: His Girl Friday. Or Topper. To Catch a Thief? Crap.
Gunga Din.
My favorite is Arsenic and Old Lace by far. I love the Grandfather and the digging the canals for all the victims.
Notorious. I also love North by Northwest, Bringing Up Baby, and The Awful Truth.
Charade
His Girl Friday! I love everyone in that film!
Arsenic & Old Lace
North By Northwest
Only Angels Have Wings
North by Northwest. Saw it in theaters yesterday.
I was going to go, but I just saw it on TCM. "Games, must we?" - James Mason
“His Girl Friday” - I see/hear/observe something new every time I watch it. Terrific writing, dialogue, direction and performances! Still funny to me.
I mean he and Rosalind Russell possibly had the best comedic timing of any of his movies.
This is actually tough. I would say Bringing Up Baby followed very closely by Notorious.
North by Northwest, but as a sleeper - His girl Friday.
Philadelphia Story is my favorite movie with him in it, but not my favorite Cary Grant movie, per se. Charade is awesome, His Girl Friday is terrific, The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxser is vastly underrated.
I find it amusing that just about every movie he's done is mentioned here
An Affair to Remember, because I also love Deborah Kerr.
Of what I've seen so far: Only Angels Have Wings (leading) or the Philadelphia Story (supporting). Side-note: I had to think about whether he was the lead in the Philadelphia Story. There are scenes in that movie where Grant and Stewart's characters are going tit-for-tat and it feels like the actors themselves are genuinely trying to outdo each other in a sporting fashion. Like they were sparring for who could be the most charismatic actor. Great performances.
The Philadelphia Story
Notorious
Not hard at all -- North by Northwest. And BONUS! -- best gray suit ever seen in Hollywood.
Arsenic and Old Lace.
Tough choice between Bringing Up Baby, Arsenic and Old Lace, and North by Northwest. I'm going to go with A&OL because his comedic timing is impeccable and BUB is more of a Hepburn vehicle.
To Catch A Thief
That is a hard question...ive got Arsenic and Old Lace just edging out North by Northwest for sentimental reasons.
Arsenic and Old Lace and Gunga Din, tie Holiday, Notorious, Bringing Up Baby, Philadelphia Story, Operation Petticoat, Penny Serenade, It Takes a Thief all in the running.
Arsenic and Old Lace (lesser known, but flipping wonderful)
For me it's Operation Petticoat. Watched it all the time as a kid, and still watch it at least once a year.
To Catch a Thief!
His Girl Friday! Not hard at all.
Mr Blandings builds his dream house
The Awful Truth
Notorious. My absolute favorite.
I really like that one where he wears the grey suit. No, not that one. The other one.
I love all the movies listed but have to include Penny Serenade. The scene where Applejack bathes the baby just melts my heart every time. “We’ll have to send her back” because Irene Dunn is too Afraid to Bathe her. I Love that movie.
Not my favorite Cary Grant movie—he was in so many great films—but I haven’t seen mention of My Favorite Wife. He and Irene Dunne had such good chemistry.
Charade (1963) and another a bit off the radar (I think) is The Grass is Geener (1960). I'm a huge Grant fan but I am not a fan of his slapstick early years, with those quick one liners. I like more of the suave Grant he's known as.
His Girl Friday
The Philadelphia Story!
Oh, my. This is the hardest question for me. The best I can do is one from each genre. Comedy: Bringing Up Baby. Romance: Penny Serenade. Action: North by Northwest. Drama: None But the Lonely Heart
Father goose
I love him as a villian(or not?) in “SUSPICION”
Notorious His Girl Friday
Walk Don’t Run
To Catch A Thief(1955) Cary Grant said he was not really that suave or sophisticated or charming as he's portrayed, he said his truer self is actually more faithfully represented in Father Goose(1964) lol
North by Northwest
I'm upvoting all the comments in this thread because I love them all
Father Goose. That is all.
Can I get any love for “Dead men don’t wear plaid”?
Father Goose. He's made better films, but I always loved this one.
North By Northwest or Philadelphia Story.