Research
The following books were used for research for this website and are recommended.
Clark Gable: A Biography by Warren G. Harris |
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Long live The King: A Biography of Clark Gable by Lyn Tornabene |
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Clark Gable: A Personal Portrait by Kathleen Gable |
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“Dear Mr. G–” : The Biography of Clark Gable by Jean Garceau |
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The Complete Films of Clark Gable  by Gabe Essoe |
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| Clark Gable in His Own Words by Neil Grant | |
Clark Gable (Illustrated History of the Movies) by Rene Jordan |
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Gable and Lombard by Warren G. Harris |
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Screwball: The life of Carole Lombard by Larry Swindell |
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Gable, Lombard, Powell and Harlow by Joe Epstein |
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Uncommon Knowledge by Judy Lewis |
by Frank Capra
by Michael Sragow
by Bob Thomas
by Charlotte Chandler
by Eve Golden
by David Stenn
by Darrell Rooney & Mark A. Vieira
by Lee Server
by Lana Turner
by Alexander Walker
by Myrna Loy
by Rosalind Russell
by Gavin Lambert
by Michael Troyan
by Mark A. Vieira
by Stephen Michael Shearer
by Anthony Slide
Gone with the Wind
Gone With the Wind: The Definitive Illustrated History of the Book, the Movie and the Legend by Herb Bridges & Terry C. Boodman |
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Filming of Gone With the Wind by Herb Bridges |
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Gone With the Wind: The Three Day Premiere in Atlanta by Herb Bridges |
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Scarlett Fever: The Ultimate Pictorial Treasury of Gone With the Wind  by William Pratt with Herb Bridges |
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Bonnie Blue Butler: A Gone with the Wind Memoir by Cammie King Conlon |
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Margaret Mitchell’s Gone with the Wind Letters Edited by Richard Harwell |
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The Official Gone with the Wind Companion by Steven J. Spignesi |
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Making Of A Masterpiece by Sally Tippett Rains |
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Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind: A Bestseller’s Odyssey from Atlanta to Hollywood by Ellen F. Brown & John Wiley |
3 Comments
Isabelle
Which one is the first book someone should read, must read about Mr. Gable? Thanks
admin
I would say the best is “Long Live the King” by Lyn Tornabene. “Clark Gable” by Warren Harris is ok too.
Chen
As a fan, I’d love to know more about Mr. Gable, and read some biographies about him. But, meanwhile, I can’t stop thinking of maybe, Mr. Gable wouldn’t like people to dig out of his past and private life, and publish them. After all, he was so much cared about his privacy, and never talked much about his life and himself.
What a struggle!