[2] E. J. Fleming, The Fixers: Eddie Mannix, Howard Strickling, and the MGM Publicity Machine (2005), page 149. "Soon after Cary Grant came to Hollywood in 1932 he left his boyfriend Jack Orry-Kelly for another actor, Randolph Scott. Archie and Randy immediately became a couple and shared several
houses together, forcing Paramount to describe them for papers as room-mates. When they were called a happy couple, they had to find girlfriends." Grant cohabited at 2285 West Live Oak Dr., among other locations. Long an open secret, the arrangement is additionally confirmed by the first-hand account of Scotty Bowers, Full Service: My Adventures in Hollywood and the Secret Sex Lives of the Stars (2012).
Father: Elias Leach (d. 1-Dec-1935)
Mother: Elsie Leach (d. 22-Jan-1973)
Wife: Virginia Cherrill (m. 10-Feb-1934, div. 26-Mar-1935)
Wife: Barbara Hutton (actress, m. 8-Jul-1942, div. 30-Aug-1945)
Wife: Betsy Drake (actress, m. 25-Dec-1949, div. 14-Aug-1962)
Wife: Dyan Cannon (actress, m. 22-Jul-1965, div. 28-May-1968, one daughter)
Daughter: Jennifer Grant (actress, b. 26-Feb-1966)
Girlfriend: Maureen Donaldson (together 1973-77)
Wife: Barbara Harris (m. 11-Apr-1981)
Boyfriend: Randolph Scott (actor, lengthy cohabitation)
High School: Fairfield School, Bristol, England (expelled)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Paramount Pictures
Oscar (honorary) 1970
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1610 Vine St. (motion pictures)
Kennedy Center Honor 1981
Asteroid Namesake 9342 Carygrant
Ran Away From Home
Expelled from School
Suicide Attempt Los Angeles (6-Oct-1934)
Drug Overdose Los Angeles (6-Oct-1934)
Psychiatric Observation
Naturalized US Citizen 26-Jun-1942
Visited Disneyland Candlelight Procession (Dec-1969, Dec-1973, Dec-1974, Dec-1978)
Risk Factors: LSD, Acrophobia
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood (16-Sep-2017) · Himself
Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story (8-Nov-2007) · Himself
George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey (25-Sep-1984) · Himself [VOICE]
Walk Don't Run (29-Jun-1966) · William Rutland
Father Goose (10-Dec-1964)
Charade (5-Dec-1963) · Peter Joshua, etc.
That Touch of Mink (14-Jun-1962) · Philip Shayne
The Grass is Greener (23-Dec-1960) · Victor Rhyall
Operation Petticoat (5-Dec-1959) · Rear Adm. Matt T. Sherman
North by Northwest (17-Jul-1959) · Roger Thornhill
Houseboat (19-Nov-1958)
Indiscreet (20-May-1958) · Philip Adams
Kiss Them for Me (10-Dec-1957) · Cmdr. Andy Crewson
The Pride and the Passion (10-Jul-1957)
An Affair to Remember (2-Jul-1957) · Nickie Ferrante
To Catch a Thief (5-Aug-1955) · John Robie
Dream Wife (19-Jun-1953) · Clemson Reade
Monkey Business (5-Sep-1952) · Prof. Barnaby Fulton
Room for One More (10-Jan-1952) · Poppy Rose
People Will Talk (29-Aug-1951) · Dr. Noah Praetorius
Crisis (7-Jul-1950) · Dr. Eugene Ferguson
I Was a Male War Bride (11-Aug-1949) · Capt. Henri Rochard
Every Girl Should Be Married (25-Dec-1948) · Dr. Madison Brown
Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (25-Mar-1948) · Jim Blandings
The Bishop's Wife (9-Dec-1947) · Dudley
The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (24-Jul-1947) · Dick
Notorious (15-Aug-1946) · Devlin
Night and Day (2-Jul-1946) · Cole Porter
Arsenic and Old Lace (23-Sep-1944) · Mortimer Brewster
None But the Lonely Heart (22-Sep-1944) · Ernie Mott
Once Upon a Time (11-May-1944)
Destination Tokyo (31-Dec-1943) · Capt. Cassidy
Mr. Lucky (22-Jul-1943) · Joe Adams
Once Upon a Honeymoon (12-Nov-1942) · Pat O'Toole
The Talk of the Town (20-Aug-1942) · Leopold Dilg
Suspicion (14-Nov-1941) · Johnnie
Penny Serenade (24-Apr-1941) · Roger Adams
The Philadelphia Story (1-Dec-1940) · C. K. Dexter Haven
The Howards of Virginia (19-Sep-1940) · Matt Howard
My Favorite Wife (2-May-1940) · Nick
His Girl Friday (11-Jan-1940) · Walter Burns
In Name Only (4-Aug-1939) · Alec Walker
Only Angels Have Wings (12-May-1939) · Geoff Carter
Gunga Din (24-Jan-1939) · Cutter
Holiday (15-Jun-1938) · John Case
Bringing Up Baby (18-Feb-1938) · David
The Awful Truth (21-Oct-1937) · Jerry Warriner
The Toast of New York (22-Jul-1937) · Nick Boyd
Topper (16-Jul-1937) · George Kerby
When You're in Love (12-Feb-1937)
Wedding Present (9-Oct-1936)
The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss (28-Jul-1936)
Suzy (26-Jun-1936) · Andre
Big Brown Eyes (3-Apr-1936)
Sylvia Scarlett (12-Dec-1935) · Jimmy Monkley
The Last Outpost (11-Oct-1935)
Wings in the Dark (1-Feb-1935)
Enter Madame (4-Jan-1935)
Ladies Should Listen (10-Aug-1934)
Kiss and Make-Up (13-Jul-1934)
Thirty Day Princess (18-May-1934) · Porter Madison III
Born to Be Bad (18-May-1934) · Malcolm Trevor
Alice in Wonderland (22-Dec-1933) · Mock Turtle
I'm No Angel (6-Oct-1933)
The Eagle and the Hawk (6-May-1933)
The Woman Accused (17-Feb-1933)
She Done Him Wrong (27-Jan-1933) · Capt. Cummings
Madame Butterfly (30-Dec-1932)
Hot Saturday (28-Oct-1932)
Blonde Venus (16-Sep-1932) · Nick Townsend
Devil and the Deep (12-Aug-1932)
Merrily We Go to Hell (10-Jun-1932)
Sinners in the Sun (13-May-1932)
This Is the Night (8-Apr-1932) · Stephen