Ryan Reynolds continued his streak of action-comedy hybrids with Red Notice (2021), a globe-trotting heist film that paired him with Dwayne Johnson and Gal Gadot in a caper spanning continents and double-crosses. As Nolan Booth, a wisecracking art thief caught between rival agendas, Reynolds delivered his trademark verbal dexterity against a backdrop of museum break-ins and jungle escapes. In several scenes, he wore the Oliver Peoples Cary Grant Sun OV5413SU, a frame named for one of Hollywood's most enduring style icons and built with the kind of understated precision that defines the Los Angeles-based brand.
The Cary Grant Sun brings a rounded, vintage-inflected silhouette rendered in glossy acetate with a distinctive keyhole bridge — a design that nods to mid-century elegance without feeling costume-like. On Reynolds, the dark, tinted lenses and balanced proportions gave Booth a rakish, composed presence that worked as well in a high-stakes standoff as it did in the film's more relaxed moments. Oliver Peoples has always traded on quiet distinction rather than loud branding, making it a fitting choice for a character whose survival depends on being noticed at exactly the right moment and invisible the rest of the time.
The Oliver Peoples Cary Grant Sun is a classic square sunglasses model inspired by the eyewear worn by Cary Grant in the 1959 film North by Northwest. Crafted from high-quality acetate, it features a distinctive keyhole bridge and refined proportions. Typically fitted with solid or lightly tinted lenses, it offers balanced visual clarity and reliable sun protection. The well-structured frame ensures a secure and comfortable fit for everyday wear with a timeless aesthetic.
