My goodness, I forgot what a crush I had on Charles Shaughnessy when he was on The Nanny.
This man… gorgeous!
Maxwell Sheffield - 'nuff said

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@crazyaboutcary
My goodness, I forgot what a crush I had on Charles Shaughnessy when he was on The Nanny.
This man… gorgeous!
Maxwell Sheffield - 'nuff said
Well, do you think I’m going to let a funny little redhead like you run around loose here?
CARY GRANT + IRENE DUNNE in PENNY SERENADE dir. George Stevens
Cary Grant + kissing
life’s greatest mystery to me is how cary grant shaved his cleft chin.
Elvis Presley and Cary Grant chatting backstage during the end credits of Elvis: That’s The Way It Is (1970)
PENNY SERENADE, 1941
Mae West and Cary Grant in the Paramount Pictures/Wesley Ruggles pre-code musical comedy I'm No Angel, 1933.
CARY GRANT Indiscreet (1958) dir. Stanley Donen
Cary Grant & James Stewart
in The Philadelphia Story (1940)
CARY GRANT as charlie baxter merrily we go to hell (1932), dir. dorothy arzner.
No more tears.
AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER (1957) dir. Leo McCarey
Cary Grant & Rita Hayworth as Geoff Carter & Judy MacPherson in Only Angels Have Wings (1939) dir. Howard Hawks
𝑵𝒐𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒖𝒔 (1946)
Rare color photos from the set, featuring director Alfred Hitchcock, Cary Grant, and Ingrid Bergman.
Ingrid Bergman & Cary Grant
in Indiscreet (1958)
What is the key to enjoying life? (x)
My boys. Er. Two grown men not my boys at all.
To all of my “friends” who told me “not to watch all of Good Omens 2 in one go” because I’m “busy” and “prone to hyperfixation and subsequent fandom hibernation”