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 Collection" is a three-picture sampler of his early years at Paramount studios that includes "Devil and the Deep" (1932), "The Eagle and the Hawk" (1933), and "The Last Outpost" (1935). In "Devil and the Deep, " Cary 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" is a powerful anti-war adventure in which Cary and Fredric March play pilots with bitterly opposing views of warfare. "The Last Outpost" features Cary as a British officer stationed in th Sudan who falls in love with the wife (Gertrude Michael) of a secret agent (Claude Rains). **Three-disc set includes "Devil and the Deep," "The Eagle and the Hawk," and "The Last Outpost" (1935).**

Engaging comedy classic stars Cary Grant as a widowed government attorney living aboard a houseboat with his three unruly children. After hiring Italian socialite Sophia Loren to look after his kids, Grant quickly becomes enchanted with the mysterious beauty. As the pair strikes up a relationship, Grant realizes that his streak of bad luck may have finally come to an end. With Martha Hyer, Harry Guardino. 109 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital mono, French Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English; photo gallery; theatrical trailers. NOTE: This Title Is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.

Romantic comedy about an aristocratic English couple (Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr) who've fallen on hard times and open their estate to the public. Robert Mitchum is the Texas oilman who falls for Kerr, and Jean Simmons is an old flame of Grant's. 105 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo.

Beachcomber Cary Grant leads a peaceful, solitary life as a planespotter on a Pacific island in 1943...until French schoolteacher Leslie Caron and her female charges are stranded with him. How the two help the war effort and fall in love makes for delightful comedy. Co-stars Trevor Howard, Jack Good, Sharyl Locke. 118 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; biographies.

In his last film appearance, Cary Grant plays matchmaker to secretary Samantha Eggar and athlete Jim Hutton when over-crowding forces the trio to share an apartment during the Tokyo Olympics. Light, breezy remake of "The More the Merrier" also stars John Standing, George Takei. 113 min. Standard and Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English, French, Japanese; theatrical trailers.

Sterling tribute to the star whose sophisticated style served him in roles ranging from romantic comedies to suspenseful thrillers. Includes interviews with Leslie Caron, Stanley Donen, Deborah Kerr, and others; narrated by Richard Kiley. 60 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English.

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 Collection" is a three-picture sampler of his early years at Paramount studios that includes "Devil and the Deep" (1932), "The Eagle and the Hawk" (1933), and "The Last Outpost" (1935). In "Devil and the Deep, " Cary 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" is a powerful anti-war adventure in which Cary and Fredric March play pilots with bitterly opposing views of warfare. "The Last Outpost" features Cary as a British officer stationed in th Sudan who falls in love with the wife (Gertrude Michael) of a secret agent (Claude Rains). **Three-disc set includes "Devil and the Deep," "The Eagle and the Hawk," and "The Last Outpost" (1935).**

Includes "His Girl Friday" and "Penny Serenade."

Four-disc set includes "Indiscreet" (1958), "Operation Petticoat," "The Grass Is Greener," and "That Touch of Mink."

Five-disc boxed set includes "My Favorite Wife," "Destination Tokyo," "Night and Day," "The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer," and "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House."

Five-disc box set includes "The Awful Truth," "Holiday," "Only Angels Have Wings," "His Girl Friday," and "The Talk of the Town."

This three-disc set shines with five films starring the ever-suave Cary Grant. Newspaper publisher Porter Madison II (Grant) falls for a lookalike impersonating the "Thirty Day Princess" (1934), unaware that she's not royal...and not available! Silvia Sidney, Edward Arnold co-star. Grant plays a Paris beauty shop doctor more than pleased with the results of his work on Genevieve Tobin, in "Kiss and Make Up" (1934). Helen Mack, Edward Everett Horton also star. Blinded in a chemical accident, pilot Grant causes aviatrix Myrna Loy's heart to take flight, in "Wings in the Dark" (1935), with Roscoe Karns and Dean Jagger. Can copper Danny (Grant) and manicurist Eve (Joan Bennett) stop bickering long enough to nab jewel thieves together? Find out, in "Big Brown Eyes" (1936). Walter Pidgeon, Lloyd Nolan co-star. And Grant and Bennett play ace reporters, in love but resolutely staying single, in "Wedding Present" (1936). Conrad Nagel, Gene Lockhart also star. 6 1/3 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English (SDH), French.