Clark Gable never made a Christmas movie. Not even a movie with a legitimate Christmas scene! Surprising but true.
So, we’ll have to settle for some shots of Clark in the snow to make things festive around here…
with second wife Ria Franklin Gable
Strange Interlude (1932)
with Lana Turner in Homecoming (1948)
skiing with Gary Cooper, Jack Hemingway and Ingrid Bergman
with Jean Harlow in Hold Your Man (1933)
Call of the Wild (1935)
with Carole Lombard in Washington DC
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I like the last pic.
I just want to make a slight correction…Clark did do a Christmas scene in the 1931 film The Easiest Way. At the end of the movie it shows Clark standing outside his home on what is Christmas Eve as O Holy Night plays in the background, he and Constance Bennett walks into the living room and stands near the decorated Christmas tree.
Merry Christmas to all!!
Hassie
You’re right. Hassie. I had posted a picture of that short scene on the website’s Facebook page a few days earlier so I just didn’t mention it here.
Great photos! The one of Carole and Clark in D.C. I’ve not seen before.