Dyan Cannon

Last night I had a chance to catch up with Dyan Cannon, the talented actress, director and screenwriter known for a range of wonderful films, including the 1969 sexual revolution film " Bob, Carol Ted & Alice " with Natalie Wood. You may know her for some other great films like " Heaven Can Wait ", or the hilarious " Revenge of the Pink Panther ", " Honeysuckle Rose , " Deathtrap ", " Out to Sea " and " Caddyshack II " were just a handful of really fun films in which she starred. Of course...Read Full Story

Dyan Cannon Gets Better with Age When I say that Dyan Cannon is still stunning at age 74, I'm not joking. Not even a little bit. Apparently, Cannon, Rock Hudson's ex, has dipped into the fountain of youth because the woman never seems to age.Read Full Story

Share In the new book of Dyan Cannon entitled “Dear Cary: My Life with Cary Grant” she recounts her life with his former husband. Their relationship was like a fairy tale from the starts but unfortunately, both end up in separate ways.  The age difference of the couple is about 30 years but they manage to have a magical courtship in 1960s. After three years of being married, the couple had a divorce. Following their divorce, Cannon experience nervous breakdown. A journalist from Reuters...Read Full Story

LOS ANGELES ( Reuters ) - It was a fairy tale romance that turned in to a stormy marriage, and now Dyan Cannon has chronicled her relationship with Hollywood legend Cary Grant in her new book, "Dear Cary: My Life with Cary Grant." With an age difference of over 30 years, the duo had a magical courtship in the 1960s that eventually gave way to the dark side of Grant after they were engaged. Following three years of marriage and not long after the birth of their daughter Jennifer, the couple...Read Full Story

HollywoodNews.com: Dyan Cannon’s Dear Cary memoir, covering her life as the 33 years-younger wife of screen legend Cary Grant, has only been out since Sept. 20, and it’s not only landed at No. 17 on the NY Times Best Seller list of hardcover nonfiction, it’s also elicited interest from — where else? — Hollywood. ”We’ve had nibbles for television, but I will not let it be made for TV,” says the actress, who tells us she spent 25 years thinking about writing the book, and six actually penning...Read Full Story