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Hello there! This week we're diving into the ~rumors~ about Cary Grant, from his relationships with fashion icon Orry Kelly and actor Randolph Scott to his flirtation with Arthur Laurents to the denials and confirmations from his family and friends. Also! A little peek at my next video, which is about the strange 20-year journey of a sweet little drag-queen family comedy, from a silly French play called La Cage Aux Folles to a major motion picture called The Birdcage.

Here's a backup link for the video: https://youtu.be/EFCGQZm-cxE 

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Bonus video! So, is Cary Grant ... you know?

Hello there! This week we're diving into the ~rumors~ about Cary Grant, from his relationships with fashion icon Orry Kelly and actor Randolph Scott to his flirtation with Arthur Laurents to the denials and confirmations from his family and friends. Also! A little peek at my next video, which is about the strange 20-year journey of a sweet little drag-queen family comedy, from a silly French play called La Cage Aux Folles to a major motion picture called The Birdcage.

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Zardogs! Zardogs!

That's a great link. I didn't realize he wasn't out when Birdcage came out. I just assumed, which is what he was kind of hoping for. Robin just doing a good thing, as usual.

Fred Maxon

There's a great interview with Betsy Drake in Cary Grant: A Class Apart where, when asked about the Cary Grant gay rumors she responds "I don’t know, we were always too busy fucking for me to ask."

Tony Dickens

I always thought it interesting that Cary and Randolph met on the film "Hot Saturday" ;) My ex was named after Randolph Scott. Randolph grew up south of me in Charlotte NC and was good friends with my ex's father who owned a music shop there. Randolph aspired to be a cowboy singer like Gene Autry. My ex's father was a session musician in Nashville before then and would talk to my ex's father about how to break into the music business.

Tony Dickens

Love your channel!! I'd love to have you do investigations into Roddy McDowall and Ken Berry. My late husband's former boyfriend lived in West Hollywood and was hit on by Ken Berry at a gay bar long before he was famous. Ken would talk about wanting to be the next Fred Astaire. I've heard rumors that he and Roddy were an item once, but that it won't be revealed until Roddy's diaries are available in 2080 (by then who will care) ;) I do think Carol Burnett was the Liz Taylor of the tv world, protecting her gay friends like Ken, Roddy, Jim Nabors etc.

Tony Dickens

Carol once had Ken Berry AND Roddy McDowall on as guests together in an episode featuring Cole Porter's music. You can find clips of that on youtube.

Mick L

Hey now, playing triangle can be a challenge! One of the most terrifying experiences I have had as a musician was subbing in the percussion section of the Northwest Wind Symphony and having to play the triangle part for the Overture to Candide. I thought I was going to pee all over the floor of the community college in Centralia. Playing a roll on the triangle is no joke, hahahahaha

Lonnie E. Clemmons

I agree with you about Scotty Bowers. I read his book and had to take all of it with a grain of salt. Everyone in the book that he out's has passed away. it's just his side of the story. There's no way to verify any of it. I'm surprised anyone would publish his stories.

Saoirse

Okay it is a little funny if you imagine Cary Grant as bisexual or fluid, all the girls think he's gay and try to lure him over to their side, meanwhile he's this kicked back gentleman who gets to play hard to get. I'm imagining this scene like Tony Curtis' pretending to be an asexual millionaire while Marilyn Monroe tries valiantly to make out with him in Some Like it Hot 😂

mattbaume

Honestly that's the Cary Grant biopic I want to see