Cary Grant: The Early Years

Before he was the suave, sophisticated and dashing movie star known as Cary Grant, he was a rising young leading man appearing in every type of genre film from war epic to action-adventure to romantic melodrama. Cary Grant: The Early Years is a three film sampler of his early years at Paramount studios. THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP (1932) Grant is a lieutenant whose commanding officer (Charles Laughton) suspects him of seducing his wife (Tallulah Bankhead) when the real threat is another officer (Gary Cooper). THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK (1933) A powerful anti-war adventure in which Cary and Fredric March play pilots with bitterly opposing views of warfare. THE LAST OUTPOST (1935)Grant as a British officer stationed in the Sudan who falls inlove with the wife (Gertrude Michael) of a secret agent (Claude Rains).