They say, "Never work with animals and children."
This never seemed to be an issue for Cary Grant has a number of films that he made had both!
But especially dogs.
Cary Grant was fond of dogs and one, very early on in his career he called "Archibald"!
Here are just a few images of Cary Grant and his canine co-stars.
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| The Eagle and the Hawk (1933) |
Wings In The Dark (1935)...on screen and off.
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| When You're In Love (1937), with "Squeezit". |
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The Awful Truth (1937) above, and Bringing Up Baby (1938) below, saw Skippy play the roles of Mr Smith and George. It the scene where there is a custody battle over Mr. Smith, in The Awful Truth, you can hear them calling out Skippy.  |
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| None But The Lonely Heart (1944) |
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Room For One More (1952) including a kitten! |
Behind The Scenes:
But dogs were not the only animals...
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Bringing Up Baby (1938)
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But what about his younger co-stars? That will be the subject of another blog...!