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Tag Archives: Clark Gable
Star-Spotting in Durango, 1950
It’s well-known in Durango, Colorado, that the then up-and-coming actress, Marilyn Monroe, visited the town in 1949 to film a small role in the comedy Western, A Ticket to Tomahawk. But did you know that MM returned a year later, … Continue reading
Cults, Icons and ‘The Misfits’
An interesting perspective on The Misfits from Steve Forrester, editor of the Daily Astorian: ‘One of the most fateful collisions of movie cults and icons was The Misfits, the 1961 film by John Huston, starring Marilyn Monroe (cult), Clark Gable (icon) … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Miller, Clark Gable, Daily Astorian, Marilyn Monroe, Steve Forrester, The Misfits
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American Blondes: Marilyn and Lana Turner
Read my comparison of two Hollywood sex symbols here
Posted in Blondes, Books, Celebrities, Influences, Websites, Writing
Tagged Betty Grable, Cindy de la Hoz, Clark Gable, Dore Schary, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Jack Cole, Johnny Hyde, Lana Turner, Lucille Ryman Carroll, Marilyn Monroe, MGM, Mickey Rooney, Niagara, Otto Preminger, Sweater Girl, The Asphalt Jungle
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Gable’s Influence on Marilyn
Amber Grey writes about Marilyn’s relationship with one of her childhood heroes, Clark Gable, over at BellaOnline today: “The passing of these two Hollywood icons would make a permanent stamp on the final sequence in ‘The Misfits’ when Gable and … Continue reading
Top 10 Classic Hollywood Actors
Marilyn comes in 3rd, after Orson Welles and Humphrey Bogart, on this list from Screen Junkies. Along with Bette Davis, she is the only woman on the list – and she appeared in All About Eve alongside Davis, as well … Continue reading
‘A Queen in Her Own Realm’
I’ve written a guest post for British Pathé Blog, focussing on archive footage of Marilyn Monroe.
Misfits in Santa Monica
The Misfits screens at the Aero Theatre, American Cinematheque, Santa Monica, on January 5th at 7.30pm, followed by Clark Gable’s 1936 blockbuster, San Francisco. Part of ‘That Certain Something’ season, paying tribute to Hollywood’s greatest icons. An MM double-bill, featuring … Continue reading
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Tagged Aero Theatre, American Cinematheque, Clark Gable, Los Angeles, Marilyn Monroe, Santa Monica, The Misfits
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