Gable and Lombard (1976)



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Synopsis:
The love affair between two of Hollywood's greatest stars of the 1930s and '40s is recounted in this biopic. Clark Gable (James Brolin), the tough but quick-witted leading man often called "the King of Hollywood," meets tart-tongued comic actress Carole Lombard (Jill Clayburgh) at a party, and while the attraction between them isn't immediate (in fact they hate each other at first), as fate keeps bringing them together, they fall deeply in love. Gable is married at the time, and studio chief Louis B. Mayer (Allen Garfield) is afraid that his affair with Lombard will lead to a scandal that will destroy the career of his most valuable star, but Gable and Lombard weather the storm of negative publicity, and after Gable's wife grants him a divorce, he marries Lombard. However, their happy marriage is cut short by Lombard's tragic death as she was selling defense bonds during World War II.

~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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Full Cast & Crew

Director Credit
Sidney J. Furie Director
Cast Credit
Robert Karnes Gable's Director
Andy Albin Forest Ranger
Betsy Jones-Moreland Party Guest
Alan Dexter Sheriff Ellis
Ross Elliott Lombard's Director
John Lehne Attorney Kramer
James Brunderlin Clark Gable
Jill Clayburgh Carole Lombard
Allen Garfield Louis B. Mayer
Red Buttons Ivan Cooper
Melanie Mayron Dixie
Carol McGinnis Noreen
S. John Launer Judge
William Bryant Colonel
Joanne Linville Ria Gable
Noah Keen A. Broderick
Alice Backes Hedda Hopper
Production Credits Credit
Harry Korshak Producer
Art Department Credit
Edward Carfagno Production Designer
Hal G. Gausman Set Designer
Film Camera Credit
Jordan S. Cronenweth Cinematographer
Production Management Credit
James A. Westman first Assistant Director
Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Edith Head Costume Designer



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