Clark Gable, often remembered for his good looks, pencil mustache and commanding screen presence, was a staple of Hollywood's golden age of film. Regarded as the "The King of Hollywood" in his prime, Gable regularly appeared as a leading man opposite to such superstars as Joan Crawford, Myrna Loy, Jean Harlow, Lana Turner and Norma Shearer. For his contribution to film, Gable was listed as the seventh greatest male star of all time by the American Film Institute and won the 1934 Best Actor Academy Award for his work in "It Happened One Night." Continue Reading....