Cary Grant : Dark Angel

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Summary: APOTHE-CARY
Review: Cary Grant was such a gentleman, so gay, charming and debonair. The pictures show him at his homoerotic best, to the delight of all his hardcore fans. This book is great, with nice writing and not a juicy detail left out (and were they ever juicy...*slurp*) Cary Grant is the man! Giddy-up, dah-ling! Ride 'em cowboy!

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Summary: CARY GRANT :Dark Angel by Geoffrey Wansell
Review: I found this book to be a wonderful insight into the glorious life of Cary Grant....many have said it before ,however the combination of wonderful photographs and truthful respectful
wording makes this a must for Cary Grant Fans ....just great!!!

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Summary: Reading in is not in the interest of fairness
Review: The reviewer who makes the "homoerotic" remark reveals the residue of the tabloid smear campaign made against Cary Grant in the 1930s and 40s in response to his refusal to give the tabloids what they wanted. Graham McCan, in his excellent and painstakingly detailed book on Grant, which reviews the facts so minutely there can be no doubt, demonstrates this unfortunate fact. It is too bad that gay people are so intent on fabricating a coral of famous gays in history, that they utterly ignore the available facts. You would think that Leonardo Da Vinci, Proust, and other bona fide gay people in history would be enough, but no, everyone must be brought into the fold, regardless of the truth, and regardless of the consequences this has on their surviving family members. His daughter is today, in the year 2000, only 34 years old.

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Summary: Pure Angel
Review: This is a great chronological account of CG's movies and his life in between and during each one as he made them. There are lot of common pictures, and some you rarely see. All the same, though, it's a wonderful biography, one of the best I've read.

Rating:
Summary: Pure Angel
Review: This is a great chronological account of CG's movies and his life in between and during each one as he made them. There are lot of common pictures, and some you rarely see. All the same, though, it's a wonderful biography, one of the best I've read.