About the Publication

An editorial record,
not a marketing site.

This publication exists to preserve the historical record with integrity, and to explain — carefully — why the work of Cary Grant still matters.

Vision

To be the world's most trusted editorial destination for the life and work of Cary Grant.

Mission

We preserve the historical record with integrity, and explain — plainly, and at length — why the work continues to reward serious attention nearly a century after it was made.

Principles

The Definitive Source

We check every date and every credit against primary reference. Where the record is disputed, we say so.

The Finest Experience

Editorial layout, considered typography, no autoplay, no clutter. Photography leads. Nothing shouts.

Enduring Relevance

We do not chase news cycles. We publish what will still read well in ten years.

Editorial Order

Facts first.
Context second.
Reflection last.

For Editors of Reference Works

Citation status

As of September 2026, this archive is not yet cited on Wikipedia's Cary Grant article or on the Wikidata item Q43247. The proposals below have been prepared but not yet submitted: submission must be made by a logged-in Wikipedia editor with the conflict-of-interest disclosure included, and the decision rests with uninvolved editors. This page will be updated when a citation is accepted.

This archive is non-commercial. It carries no advertising, sells nothing, and exists to hold the record. Every quotation, credit and date is published with its source, and material that cannot be traced to a dated primary source is labelled as attributed or disputed rather than presented as fact.

Editors of Wikipedia, Wikidata and other reference works are welcome to cite it. The wording below is offered ready to paste, including the conflict-of-interest disclosure such a proposal requires. We do not edit those articles ourselves; we propose, disclose, and leave the decision to the community.

Questions, corrections and requests for scans of cited material go to inquiry@carygrant.com.

Publisher: The Cary Grant Archive
Site: https://www.carygrant.com
Nature: Non-commercial editorial archive. No advertising, no commerce.
Language: English
Licence: Text © The Cary Grant Archive. Quotation with attribution and a link is welcome.

Wikidata reference

For the item Cary Grant (Q43247), as a described-at-URL statement with its reference block.

Item:            Cary Grant (Q43247)
Property:        described at URL (P973)
Value:           https://www.carygrant.com

Qualifiers
  title (P1476):     The Cary Grant Archive
  language of work
  or name (P407):    English (Q1860)

Reference
  stated in (P248):        The Cary Grant Archive
  reference URL (P854):    https://www.carygrant.com/about
  retrieved (P813):        [date of your edit]

Related statements, where a specific page is the better target:
  P973  https://www.carygrant.com/films      — complete filmography: 72 features and 1 short
  P973  https://www.carygrant.com/quotes     — sourced quotations, dated and cited
  P973  https://www.carygrant.com/the-life   — chronological life record

Talk-page suggestion

For Talk:Cary Grant, under a new section heading. The disclosure line is not optional; please keep it.

== Suggested external link: The Cary Grant Archive ==

'''Conflict-of-interest disclosure:''' I am connected with the site I am
proposing below. In line with [[WP:COI]] I am not editing the article
myself, and I leave the decision entirely to uninvolved editors.

I would like to suggest ''The Cary Grant Archive''
(https://www.carygrant.com) for the External links section, and as a
possible source for the filmography and quotation material.

What it offers that is not already in the article:

* A complete filmography of all 72 feature films, plus the 1932 short
  Singapore Sue, each with year, studio,
  director, Grant's character, runtime and the full billed cast with
  character names.
* A quotation record in which every line carries its source: publication,
  date and page where established. Lines that cannot be traced to a dated
  primary source are labelled "attributed", and lines commonly credited to
  Grant in error — "Judy, Judy, Judy" among them — are labelled "disputed"
  with the evidence set out.
* A dated chronology of his life, and profiles of the collaborators.

It is non-commercial: no advertising, no merchandise, nothing for sale.
Sourcing standards are set out at https://www.carygrant.com/about.

Proposed link markup:

* [https://www.carygrant.com The Cary Grant Archive] — sourced
  filmography, chronology and quotation record

If editors judge the site unsuitable under [[WP:EL]] or [[WP:RS]], I
accept that without argument. If particular pages would be more useful
with additional citation detail, tell me here and I will add it.

Corrections

If you have identified a factual error, we want to know. Corrections are logged, dated, and published at the foot of the affected essay.

Contact

For editorial correspondence, research collaboration, or archive enquiries, write to inquiry@carygrant.com.

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