Clark Gable

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Hey there princess! In honor of Clark Gable’s birthday today, I have compiled a list of some of my favorite movie pick-up lines from his era. He was a notorious flirt, and now you can be too! “Give me a kiss or I’ll sock you.” John Garfield in   The Postman Always Rings Twice , 1946 “Everything wrong with you, I like.” Van Johnson in A Guy Named Joe , 1944 “Was that cannon fire or is it my heart pounding?” Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca, 1942 “You...Read Full Story

PATRICK WALTERS Associated Press PHILADELPHIA For decades, the identity of Judy Lewis' parents was one of the best-kept secrets in Hollywood. Not until Lewis acknowledged her story in the 1994 autobiography "Uncommon Knowledge" did the general public know the truth: Lewis was not the adopted daughter of Hollywood starlet Loretta Young but had been conceived out of wedlock by Young and Clark Gable while the two filmed "Call of the Wild" in the...Read Full Story

Judy Lewis , the secret daughter of screen stars  Clark Gable  and  Loretta Young , has died at 76. But her fascinating story lives on. Lewis was conceived while Young was unwed and Gable was married to his second wife,  Maria Langham . The two were filming “ The Call of the Wild .” Their affair resulted in a super secret pregnancy and a hush-hush birth. The actress left her love child at an orphanage for 19 months, returning only then to adopt her. Clearly, this was long before the Internet...Read Full Story

From: MSNBC.com Her mother was Loretta Young. Her father was Clark Gable. Yet Judy Lewis spent her first 19 months in hideaways and orphanages, and the rest of her early life untangling a web of lies spun by a young mother hungry for stardom but unwilling to end her unwed pregnancy. Loretta Young’s deception was contrived to protect her budding movie career and the box-office power of the matinee idol Gable, who was married to someone else when they conceived their child in snowed-in...Read Full Story