Clark Gable on the set of Honky Tonk (1941)
Clark Gable on the set of Gone with the Wind (1939)
Clark Gable photographed for It Happened One Night, 1934
![“The sweetheart of all time,” [Spencer] Tracy terms him. “The greatest guy in the business.”
“Why?” I wanted to know.
“Why? Because,” grinned Tracy, “he’s a man before he’s an actor. Talks like a man, thinks like a man and never talks movies.”
Movie Mirror Magazine, 1937](http://25.media.tumblr.com/8f276ba141c770f6dbf2be9c7dea2015/tumblr_mhiprkcM5X1rxeqpao1_500.jpg)
“The sweetheart of all time,” [Spencer] Tracy terms him. “The greatest guy in the business.”
“Why?” I wanted to know.
“Why? Because,” grinned Tracy, “he’s a man before he’s an actor. Talks like a man, thinks like a man and never talks movies.”
Movie Mirror Magazine, 1937
William Clark Gable
February 1, 1901— November 16, 1960
“The King is still King.”
(Silver Screen Magazine, 1947)
Clark Gable and Norma Shearer in Strange Interlude (1932)
Clark Gable photographed by Russell Ball, 1934
Clark Gable and “Sunny,” 1937
Clark Gable photographed by Sid Avery, October 1957.
Clark Gable photographed by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1936
