Can you guess who he is? This rare childhood photo belongs to one of the most dashing and iconic Hollywood legends of all time!

Cary Grant, born Archie Leach on January 18, 1904, in Bristol, England, rose from a troubled childhood to become one of Hollywood’s most iconic stars. Abandoned by his mother, who was later institutionalized, Grant faced early emotional trauma that shaped his life. At 13, he ran away to join a traveling comedy troupe, marking the start of his entertainment career.

In the late 1920s, he moved to New York and adopted the stage name “Cary Grant,” a move that led to his Hollywood transformation. After debuting in This Is the Night in 1932, his career flourished, with his comedic roles in films like Topper (1937) solidifying his status as a leading man. Grant’s charm, humor, and style left a lasting legacy in cinema.