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11/29/2008: "Cary Grant"

Continuing the Cary Grant Project, today's entry is "In Name Only", another movie based around divorce. But this one's not lighthearted or comedic. It's a pretty serious drama with Cary Grant stuck in a loveless marriage and wanting to start again with young widow Carole Lombard; entertaining in a sadly realistic way, but I can't rank it above all the fun-loving, good-time-Charlie romantic comedies and thrilling adventures.

1. "North By Northwest", 1959, also starring Eva Marie Saint and James Mason
   
2. "Bringing Up Baby", 1938, also starring Katharine Hepburn
   
3. "The Awful Truth", 1937, also starring Irene Dunne
   
4. "Charade", 1963, also starring Audrey Hepburn
   
5. "The Philadelphia Story", 1940, also starring Katharine Hepburn and James Stewart
   
6. "Notorious", 1946, also starring Ingrid Bergman and Claude Rains
   
7. "People Will Talk", 1951, also starring Hume Cronyn
   
8. "Houseboat", 1958, also starring Sophia Loren
   
9. "My Favorite Wife", 1940, also starring Irene Dunne
   
10. "Father Goose", 1964, also starring Leslie Caron
    
11. "Arsenic And Old Lace", 1944, also starring Raymond Massey
    
12. "Indiscreet", 1958, also starring Ingrid Bergman
    
13. "The Bachelor And The Bobby-Soxer", 1947, also starring Myrna Loy
    
14. "Operation Petticoat", 1959, also starring Tony Curtis
    
15. "Monkey Business", 1952, also starring Ginger Rogers
    
16. "Walk Don't Run", 1966
    
17. "I Was A Male War Bride", 1949, also starring Ann Sheridan
    
18. "Once Upon A Honeymoon", 1942, also starring Ginger Rogers
    
19. "In Name Only", 1939, also starring Carole Lombard
    
20. "Sylvia Scarlett", 1935, also starring Katharine Hepburn
    
21. "Gunga Din", 1939, also starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
    
22. "She Done Him Wrong", 1933, also starring Mae West
    
23. "The Pride And The Passion", 1957, also starring Frank Sinatra and Sophia Loren