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Farley Granger, 1950s Screen Idol, Dies at 85
Farley Granger, famed for the Hitchcock films Rope and Strangers on a Train, died at 85 in New York City of natural causes. Born July 1, 1925, in San Jose, he rose from a North Hollywood High School discovery to Hollywood stardom, then shifted to stage and live television after leaving Goldwyn.
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Farley Granger
New York
Bobby
Rope
Granger
Ellen Borakove
New York City Medical Examiner's Office
Manhattan
Hollywood
North Hollywood High School
Samuel Goldwyn
North Star
Anne Baxter
Dana Andrews
Walter Huston
Erich von Stroheim
Ann Harding
Walter Brennan
San Jose
Calif
Los Angeles
U.S. Navy
Goldwyn
Arthur Laurents
Leonard Bernstein
Patricia Highsmith
Robert Walker
Roseanna McCoy
Edge
Doom
Stella Adler
Lee Strasberg
Sanford Meisner
Alfred Hitchcock