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🎬 Cary Grant: Complete Filmography

(All theatrically released films, 1932–1966) Sources:

⭐ 1932


  • Sinners in the Sun

  • Merrily We Go to Hell

  • Devil and the Deep

  • Blonde Venus

  • Hot Saturday

  • Madame Butterfly

⭐ 1933

  • She Done Him Wrong

  • The Woman Accused

  • The Eagle and the Hawk

  • Gambling Ship

  • I’m No Angel

  • Alice in Wonderland

⭐ 1934

  • Born to Be Bad

  • Thirty Day Princess

  • Kiss and Make‑Up

  • Ladies Should Listen

⭐ 1935

  • Enter Madame!

  • Wings in the Dark

  • The Last Outpost

  • Sylvia Scarlett

⭐ 1936

  • The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss

  • Wedding Present

⭐ 1937

  • When You’re in Love

  • Topper

  • The Awful Truth

⭐ 1938

  • Bringing Up Baby

  • Holiday

⭐ 1939

  • Gunga Din

  • Only Angels Have Wings

  • In Name Only

⭐ 1940

  • His Girl Friday

  • My Favorite Wife

  • The Howards of Virginia

  • The Philadelphia Story

⭐ 1941

  • Penny Serenade

  • Suspicion

⭐ 1942

  • The Talk of the Town

⭐ 1943

  • Mr. Lucky

  • Destination Tokyo

⭐ 1944

  • None But the Lonely Heart

⭐ 1946

  • Night and Day

⭐ 1947

  • The Bachelor and the Bobby‑Soxer

⭐ 1948

  • Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House

  • Every Girl Should Be Married

⭐ 1949

  • I Was a Male War Bride

⭐ 1950

  • Crisis

⭐ 1951

  • People Will Talk

⭐ 1952

  • Room for One More

  • Monkey Business

⭐ 1953

  • Dream Wife

⭐ 1955

  • To Catch a Thief

⭐ 1957

  • The Pride and the Passion

  • An Affair to Remember

  • Kiss Them for Me

⭐ 1958

  • Houseboat

⭐ 1959

  • North by Northwest

  • Operation Petticoat

⭐ 1960

  • The Grass Is Greener

⭐ 1962

  • That Touch of Mink

⭐ 1963

  • Charade

⭐ 1964

  • Father Goose

⭐ 1966 (Final Film)

  • Walk, Don’t Run

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