Cary Grant and Yul Brenner

Actor Cary Grant projected the quality of stillness. Yul Brenner projected restraint but not stillness. Yul Brenner had scary emotion within that he reined in; yet it remained palpable, not seen on the surface, like danger.

Cary Grant was different, still all the way through to his core, where a reservoir of emotions were accessible to him, to pick & choose which to allow.

Yul Brenner appeared to have ready access to two emotions – passion and anger. Cary Grant basically had all of them, with the possible exception of self-love.

About Mrs. Fitz

Hello! I'm Michele Fitzpatrick, a Chicago writer. Like our town, a work in progress. As a journalist, teacher and writing coach I think all of us live our stories and sharing them creates moments that remind us we're connected. And that is enough.
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