He more or less gave up acting following 1966's Walk, Don't Run, after which he served as director of the toiletry company Rayette-Fabergé.
He more or less gave up acting following 1966's Walk, Don't Run, after which he served as director of the toiletry company Rayette-Fabergé. He appeared in drag in I Was a Male War Bride, [*] and began to receive work after making a star turn as a ghost in Topper. He was nominated for Academy Awards for his work in None But the Lonely Heart and Penny Serenade, but won for neither. His first great comic role came in 1937's The Awful Truth, and he went on to star in Holiday, Arsenic and Old Lace and Bringing Up Baby. FTP, name this British actor, who also appeared in such Hitchcock films as Suspicion, Notorious, and North by Northwest.
He more or less gave up acting following 1966's Walk, Don't Run, after which he served as director of the toiletry company Rayette-Fabergé.
Cary {Grant} (accept Archibald {Leach}, if some pretentious player says it)