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What was different about
"The Awful Truth," for him, was that Leo McCarey, a great
comic director, shaped his screen persona, told him how to
hold himself, helped him develop his comic timing, but also gave
him a kind of role model, because Leo McCarey was himself
a very handsome, dashing, ladies' man
"The Awful Truth," for him, was that Leo McCarey, a great
comic director, shaped his screen persona, told him how to
hold himself, helped him develop his comic timing, but also gave
him a kind of role model, because Leo McCarey was himself
a very handsome, dashing, ladies' man
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What was different about
"The Awful Truth," for him,
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was that Leo McCarey, a great
comic director, shaped his
00:00:08.917 --> 00:00:14.375
screen persona, told him how to
hold himself, helped him develop
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his comic timing, but also gave
him a kind of role model,
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because Leo McCarey was himself
a very handsome,
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dashing, ladies' man.
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Movie Summary
For the first time one of Hollywood's greatest stars tells his own story, in his own words. From a childhood of poverty to global fame, Cary Grant, the ultimate self-made star, explores his own screen image and what it took to cre...
