Gossip Friday: Misadventure
From February 1951:
You can safely bet anything you have that Clark Gable and Greer Garson will never kiss each other, or anything each other, in any movie. “Gable’s Back and Garson’s Got Him!” I remember the ad excitement when Clark returned from the war, and Greer, then Queen of the Metro lot, grabbed him for “Adventure.” A better title might have been “Misadventure.” They never did hit it off. Some say it was because Greer was ready to work until 10:00am. Clark Gable stomped on the sidelines, made up and ready to go from 9:00am. But that I find hard to swallow. Greer is too conscientious an actress to throw a late curve at a fellow emoter. I believe the lack of love-doveyness was due to the difference in their personalities. You don’t mix oil and water.
2 Comments
Dan
LOL 🙂 Ain’t that the truth. Oh my, Clark and Greer just had absolutely no chemistry. What a way to restart a career after returning from the war. Live and learn I guess. They never did work together again.
Debby
I must say that I liked the movie, although I have seen better screenmatches than Greer. For me there was some chemestry between them. But this was not the best way to come back to Hollywood after the war.