Are you sure you want to write about an actor? Cary Grant was an iconic Hollywood actor known for his suave demeanor and good looks, not for his singing skills. However, if you would like to learn how to sing like him, there are some things you can do.

First and foremost, studying breath support is essential to singing with clarity and power. SingingCarrots.com offers several excellent resources for breath support, including articles on breathing basics and breath support, as well as the Farinelli Breathing video. Breath work is crucial to creating the smooth, graceful lines that Cary Grant embodied in his performances.

Another important aspect of singing like Cary Grant is understanding voice registers and vocal break. Check out Singing Carrots' article on voice registers & vocal break to learn more. Grant's singing style was light and sweet, often verging on falsetto. Developing a comfortable and consistent falsetto voice will be key to sounding like him.

As far as repertoire goes, it's helpful to listen to and study songs that showcase the style you're trying to achieve. Grant's singing in movies like "Penny Serenade," "That Touch of Mink," and "Charade" is a great place to start. Singing Carrots' songbook is an excellent resource for finding songs that fit your vocal range and style preferences.

Above all, remember that learning to sing takes time and practice. Singing Carrots' singing course covers fundamental concepts of singing, including breath control, intonation, and phrasing. Incorporating this course into your practice routine will help you develop the skills you need to sing like Cary Grant.

Good luck, and happy singing!