Cary Grant’s Ex-wife Confirms the Ugly Truth About Their Marriage

The relationship between Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon was a captivating chapter in the annals of Hollywood history. They first crossed paths on the set of the 1965 film "The Pride and the Passion," where their initial meeting sparked a whirlwind romance. Cary Grant, the debonair English actor and Hollywood legend, was already well into his career, while Dyan Cannon, a rising starlet from Tacoma, Washington, was making her mark in the film industry. Their age difference of over three decades stirred public intrigue, yet their love was undeniable.

▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:54 - Cary and Dyan’s Relationship
02:56 - Dyan’s Memoir
04:44 - Archie
06:39 - Dyan’s Recent Revelations
07:42 - Outro

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In 1965, they took their vows and became husband and wife. This marked Cary Grant's fourth marriage and Dyan Cannon's first. The media and the public were captivated by the union of these two iconic figures. Despite the initial euphoria, their marriage was not without its challenges. Dyan Cannon's candid memoir, "Dear Cary: My Life with Cary Grant," published in 2011, offered a deeply personal and revealing account of their relationship. The book shed light on the complexities of their marriage, Grant's controlling tendencies, and Cannon's journey as a young actress navigating the demands of Hollywood while being married to a living legend. Despite the difficulties, the memoir also portrayed their deep love and the enduring respect they held for each other.

In addition to Cannon's memoir, the story of Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon's relationship is set to be further explored in an upcoming television series called "Archie." This series promises to provide a more detailed and nuanced portrayal of their life together, delving into the highs, lows, and the lasting impact of their time as a couple. Their relationship continues to be a compelling subject for Hollywood enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into the personal lives of two extraordinary individuals who left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. In this video, we delve into the origins, highs, and eventual challenges that marked the relationship between Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon, as well as reveal details about the 2023 miniseries based on their time together. Join Facts Verse, as we present: Cary Grant’s Ex-Wife Confirms the Ugly Truth About Their Marriage.

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Cary Grant’s Ex-wife Confirms the Ugly Truth About Their Marriage

[alancrisp]

🤔 Cary Grant always started publicly that even he wishes he was Cary Grant, instead of just an actor pretending to be Cary Grant

[shawnreeves]

What in THE hell are these women doing to themselves. I just saw a video with Marlo Thomas, unrecognizable.

[markgolden]

I will watch. In the ‘80’s, I had lunch with Dyan when she came to Boston on a Press Tour for a recent movie. I was sitting next to her and we exchanged Vegetarian Recipes.

[leesashriber]

Such an incredible actor. Love him and Dyan Cannon. Thank you and Merry Christmas ☃️🎄🧑‍🎄🎁🎀❄️

[loveslela]

I always loved Cary Grants movies. Yes I would love to see the movie.

[theresaridley]

They did NOT MEET in 1965 on the set of The Pride & The Passion. That was Sophia Loren! 🙄 Good grief

[pamelaskaggs]

Narcissist, she just described my Ev husband of almost 30 years, glad she got out early.

[jchow]

He was so vool. Best Hollywood actor ever. ☮️💟

[lucilledavidson]

Cary was exceptionally attractive. He struck a picture of an aloof, debonair and suave guy, but I always felt that he had dark undercurrents. When I saw the movie suspicion, I thought that the storyline minus its ending depicted more of the real Cary Grant in my estimation.
He seemed in personality like a perfectionist with indifference to thr feelings of others. He also appeared as very intellectually curious - a plus.

[rbsmith]

I’ve heard that many times. Yeah, he’s insecure and controlling. He had a bad childhood too. Dyan says that he’s controlling for telling her what he didn’t like what she wore. He complained about baby food cost. Dylan says… She’s a baby! Cary always watch every dime since 1920’s.
If anyone who’s have mental issues. I’ll leave.

[donnafletcher]

So how many times are you going to repeat the same stuff???

[RobSheahan-qrwv]

She needs to request a refund to whoever marred her face. It's a mess!

[audraeden]

Title is too harsh. Most married people, given your description would call that : Tuesday.

With his looks and charm, he could gripe about how I parked any time.

Counter with…you’re right, hired a driver, he starts Monday.

[centaur]

She married him for the money and fame, period.
He was old enough to be her father. She would have been obscure if she did not marry him.
She had problems with her marriage, the age difference, motherhood, insecurities, he was bi-sexual. What do you expect?
She has milked “being married to Cary Grant for 3 years “ for the past 50 years !
Now that she has run out of money, she’s bagging on him. Oh please, give me a break.
I certainly will not be watching this BS👎🙀

[Emily_Charley]

How many times do you have to mention the age gap. Not really relevant

[dianemelick]

No I won't watch it Making money on Cary when he's gone is not right Cary can't defend himself now can he I enjoyed Cary Grant's movies my favorite is Arsenic and Old Lace Classic movie from a class act actor💓💓😊😊😊💓

[Teresa-pvzq]

I think he should have kept his real name-Archibald Alec Leech. It's a good name. I loved him in Charade and To catch a Thief. My favorite cat's personality was a mixture of Cary Grant and the magician character from the Frosty the Snowman cartoon. I miss him so.😺🖤🤍💗

[barbarapistella]

I would love to see the movie Archie just tell me where i can find it 😊

[jimlubinski]

I have always admired both of them, even some of the more obscure movies, like Cary in Walk, Don't Run and Dyan in The Last of Sheila. Too much emphasis is placed on age, then and now. When 2 people fall in love, it's really pretty much irrelevant and should not be judged by people, especially those who do not have an intimate knowledge of the situation.
While I generally enjoy the FactsVerse videos, I'm often inclined to pass them by because of the sensationalism, i.e., "The ugly truth about..." Just a video about Cary Grant or any other celebrities would be enough to attract my attention.

[slomo]

Hell NO I will NOT watch this "movie"! Why everyone feels the need to air dirty laundry about icons from the past and paint them all with the same sick brush is not doing the world or the deceased person ( who cannot defend themselves) any favours!