Full Name: William Clark Gable
Movies:
1961 The Misfits
1960 It Started in Naples
1959 But Not for Me
1958 Run Silent, Run Deep
Teacher's Pet
1957 Band of Angels
1956 The King and Four Queens
1955 Soldier of Fortune
The Tall Men
1954 Betrayed
1953 Mogambo
Never Let Me Go
1952 Lone Star
1951 Across the Wide Missouri
Callaway Went Thataway
1950 Key to the City
To Please a Lady
1949 Any Number Can Play
1948 Command Decision
Homecoming
1947 The Hucksters
1945 Adventure
1942 Somewhere I'll Find You
1941 Honky Tonk
They Met in Bombay
1940 Strange Cargo
Comrade X
Boom Town
1939 Gone With the Wind
Idiot's Delight
1938 Test Pilot
Too Hot to Handle
1937 Saratoga
Parnell
1936 San Francisco
Wife vs. Secretary
Love on the Run
Cain and Mabel
1935 Mutiny on the Bounty
After Office Hours
Forsaking All Others
The Call of the Wild
China Seas
1934 It Happened One Night
Men in White
Manhattan Melodrama
Chained
1933 Night Flight
Hold Your Man
The White Sister
The Lost Stooges
Dancing Lady
1932 Hell Divers
Polly of the Circus
No Man of Her Own
Red Dust
1931 The Painted Desert
A Free Soul
Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise
The Secret Six
Sporting Blood
Dance Fools Dance
Night Nurse
The Possessed
The Easiest Way
The Finger Points
Laughing Sinners
1925 The Plastic Age
The Merry Widow
The North Star
1924 Forbidden Paradise
The Iron Horse
Born: February 1, 1901, Cadiz, Ohio, USA
Died: November 16, 1960 (aged 59),
Los Angeles, California, USA
Resting place Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, CA
Known as "The King of Hollywood"
Acting Years: 1924–1960
Spouse(s)
Josephine Dillon - 1924-1930
Maria Langham - 1931-1939
Carole Lombard - 1939-1942
Sylvia Ashley - 1949-1952
Kay Williams - 1955-1960
Children 2: Judy Lewis
(born in 1935, Mother, Loretta Young)
John Clark Gable
(born in 1961, Mother, Kay Williams)
Relatives:
Kayley Gable (granddaughter),
Clark James Gable (grandson)
Military Career
Service/Branch
United States Air Force
Years of Service
1942–44
Rank: Major
Unit: 351st Bomb Group
Battles/wars: World War II
Military Awards
Distinguished Flying Cross
Air Medal
Academy Awards
Best Actor Nomination for Gone With the Wind - 1940
Best Actor Nomination for Mutiny on the Bounty - 1936
Best Actor Win for It Happened One Night - 1935
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