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Following is a special, guest post by Wendy Merckel.  You can follow Wendy on Facebook here. ◊ Whew! Just look at this guy! Those full sensitive lips, the clear gaze and long eyelashes….. who wouldn’t line up at the movie theater to watch him, even if he only stood there and looked pret read more

The Misfits 1961The final film of Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe Directed by John Huston, the 1961 movie, The Misfits starred Clark Gable, The Misfits Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Monroe, Montgomery Clift, Thelma Ritter and Eli Wallach. There is a lot outside of the movie itself that makes i read more

"Here we come to one of the most famous of movie star homes - the ranch shared by Clark Gable and his wife Carole Lombard from 1939 -1942....  4525 Petitt Street, Encino "The spacious nine-room white brick and wood ranch was nicknamed "The House of Two Gables" when the couple moved in. Wh read more

"Here we come to one of the most famous of movie star homes - the ranch shared by Clark Gable and his wife Carole Lombard from 1939 -1942....  4525 Petitt Street, Encino "The spacious nine-room white brick and wood ranch was nicknamed "The House of Two Gables" when the couple moved in. Wh read more

"Here we come to one of the most famous of movie star homes - the ranch shared by Clark Gable and his wife Carole Lombard from 1939 -1942....  4525 Petitt Street, Encino "The spacious nine-room white brick and wood ranch was nicknamed "The House of Two Gables" when the couple moved in. Wh read more

"Here we come to one of the most famous of movie star homes - the ranch shared by Clark Gable and his wife Carole Lombard from 1939 -1942....  4525 Petitt Street, Encino "The spacious nine-room white brick and wood ranch was nicknamed "The House of Two Gables" when the couple moved in. Wh read more

New Today From Warner Archive- Clark Gable Galore! May 13, 2014 / The Cinema Dilettante Among the awesomeness released today from Warner Archive are FOUR new Clark Gable titles! While I will be the first to admit I’m not the biggest Gable fan, I do have a read more

Scary! San Francisco (1936) There is much charm in San Francisco, what with Clark Gable wholly in his comfort zone portraying "Blackie," a Barbary Coast nightclub owner and gambler with a heart; Spencer Tracy as his boyhood friend, now Father Tim; and&nb read more

This ain’t no Rhett Butler. Some random observations: 1. A last name is not an essential requirement to be a villain. 2. Neither is a moustache. Case in point – Nick the chauffeur, played by a moustache-less Clark Gable in Night Nurse (1931). But more about Nick in a moment. This pre-Code gem read more

Share This! You’re no blue blood any more, honey. The master bought you…and now he’s waitin’! It is a film Clark Gable called the worst of his career. Question: Was he right? Answer:  I haven’t seen all of Gable’s films, but I think he may have been on to something! Where read more

  Clark Gable and Michael Kanin share a birthday and a film: Michael Kanin co-wrote the story for Teacher’s Pet which starred Clark Gable — both Kanin and Gable were born today February 1 (9 yrs apart!). Clark Gable and Doris Day in Teacher’s Pet (1958, director George Seaton read more

Warning: Pre-Code Gable may cause your eyes to cross! Clark Gable may be best-known for his performance as Rhett Butler in Gone With the Wind, but for my money, he gave us some of his most memorable characters during the pre-Code era. In celebration of his birth, 113 years ago today, I offer you my read more

I've just returned from my mother's funeral, which was held today; she died a week ago at age 93. She had a full, substantial life as a wife, mother to three children, employee in a variety of jobs and inspiration to others. The other day, I saw this quote from Clark Gable at the DearMrGable.com Fac read more

Dream of dressing like your idols  Clever gift ideas Dress your man like your favorite movie men The much anticipated Bonhams What Dreams Are Made Of: A Century of Clark Gable Myrna Loy Too Hot Too Handle 8x10" Photo Movie Magic at Auction curated by TCM began Monday, November 25, 2013 at read more

Clark Gable and Deborah Kerr in The HuckstersOriginal Lobby Card Vic Norman, played by Clark Gable, is a less than principled advertising executive who knows that underhanded methods and shocking images can mean sales. Based on the novel by Frederic Wakeman the 1947 film, The Hucksters stars read more

Thanks to everyone who participated in yesterday’s tribute to Charles Coburn. Please make sure to head over and check out all the wonderful contributions in honor of Coburn. For the next 24 hours we honor the one and only King of Hollywood: Clark Gable. Some trivia on Clark Gable: On to the read more

Welcome to DAY TWENTY-FIVE, kicking off the last full week of the 2013 Summer Under the Stars blogathon. Today we will spotlight bloggers who will spotlight … Clark Gable! First, a little Clark Gable trivia … According to IMDb (so it MUST be true): “In 1996, Steven Spielberg anony read more

Top 10: as melhores performances de Clark Gable A ideia original era fazer um ranking com os dez melhores filmes que eu já vi com Clark Gable, mas descobri um problema: eu SÓ vi 10 filmes com Clark Gable (que vergonha!). Então, por ordem de preferência, aqui estão as performances de Gable, read more

Clark Gable and Joan Crawford star as Salvation Army officer Carl Loomis and cabaret performer Ivy Stevens. I had a copy of Laughing Sinners (1931) in my movie collection for years before I first watched it. Why did it take me so long to check it out? Simple. I’d read this description: “Cabare read more

  Clark Gable and Carole Lombard at home with their Siamese kittens. • Posted by Art • Friday, February 22nd, 2013 at 5:36 pm • (0) Comment Carole Lombard   C read more