Quote by Ian Carmichael

Cary Grant roles are ones I would love to have played, but I was never given any.


Cary Grant roles are ones I would love to have played, but I

Summary

This quote expresses a sense of admiration and longing for the characters portrayed by the actor Cary Grant. The speaker reveals a desire to have had the opportunity to portray similar roles but laments that they were never given such opportunities. This quote suggests that the speaker idealizes Grant's performances and feels regretful about missing out on potentially fulfilling acting experiences.

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