Yeah, that one is great.

Another fun classic is "Arsenic and Old Lace" even though you can very much tell that it's a stage adaptation. My friend's favorite Cary Grant movie is "That Touch of Mink" which I need to see again because the first time I watched it I didn't really get into it.

"Holiday", which is discussed in the original article, is definitely another recommendation worth watching.

And let's not forget the Hitchcock ones, like "North by Northwest", or, my favorite, "To Catch a Thief".

Thank you, I will add them to my list.

Let me know which ones you liked and I'll recommend you some more if you want.

Apologies for chiming in, but I wonder is you can give a piece of advise for someone who discovered Cary Grant movies just a short while ago?

Recommended Arsenic and Old Lace weren't enjoyable at all (Grant played amazingly though), but the Philadelphia Story (best movie I've seen in years), Charade, North by Northwest, Father Goose - those are amazing masterpieces which I enjoyed a lot.

You know, in the end "de gustibus non est disputandum". I'm not sure whether having discovered Cary Grant recently plays such a big role in whether you like a movie or not. It's probably more important what type of movie speaks to you.

You could try Notorious, and the Holiday - two very different specimen - and see which side you're leaning towards more, for instance.

Thank you. Totally agree with you.

Happened to see both Notorious and Holiday over the last weekend and thoroughly enjoyed both.

Did you see "To catch a thief" yet? It's with an older Cary Grant but still one of my favorites.

Not yet! Will give a shot on coming weekend, thank you.