Was It Clark Gable or Cary Grant?

Clark Gable's most famous film was "Gone With The Wind." He regarded the film to be a "woman's picture."

Clark Gable was almost cast as Tarzan in "Tarzan the Ape Man." The role ended up going to Johnny Weissmuller, the famous swimmer.

Cary Grant famously played Peter Joshua in "Charade." The film was released in 1963.

Clark Gable played Gay Langland in "The Misfits." The film premiered in 1961.

Cary Grant famously collaborated with Alfred Hitchcock. The first of his films with the famous director was "Suspicion."

Clark Gable won an Oscar for his role in "It Happened One Night." He gave the statue to a child who admired it.

Cary Grant was born as Archibald Alexander Leach. He really simplified things when he changed that name!

Cary Grant had a love for the stage, and he took vocal lessons. He also landed some roles on Broadway early in his career.

Clark Gable was obsessed with being clean. He showered several times a day and also had his sheets changed every day.

Clark Gable had a naturally high-pitched voice. He had to take vocal lessons in order to make it sound deep.

Clark Gable was very close friends with Jean Harlow. He called her Sis, and served as a pallbearer at her funeral.

Cary Grant got his start in Hollywood playing opposite the icon Mae West. He appeared in "She Done Him Wrong" and "I'm No Angel."

Cary Grant had a huge success when he co-starred with his friend Ingrid Bergman. They made the movie "Notorious" together in 1945.

Clark Gable was dubbed "The King of Hollywood." This came from a poll that was taken in 1938.

Apparently, Adolf Hitler was a huge fan of Clark Gable. He considered him to be above any other actor.

Cary Grant played Mortimer Brewster in "Arsenic and Old Lace." The film premiered in 1944.

Cary Grant famously took LSD in order to come to terms with his childhood afflictions. He was part of a government-licensed experiment at the time.

Cary Grant had an affair with Sophia Loren during the filming of "The Pride and the Passion." That film was released in 1957.

As it turns out, Clark Gable was dyslexic. This information was not released until after his death.

Clark Gable was actually an inspiration for Bugs Bunny. His name was also used for DC Comics' Clark Kent.

Cary Grant retired after making 72 movies. He became a board member for Rayette-Fabergé.

Cary Grant received the Academy Award for Lifetime Achievement in 1970. It was presented to him by Frank Sinatra.

Just before he died, he starred in a one-man show about his life. It was called "A Conversation with Cary Grant."

Clark Gable played Michael Hamilton in "It Started in Naples." The film was released in 1960.

Cary Grant is famous for saying this quote. He really did develop another persona in order to be a screen star.

Clark Gable appeared in "Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ." He played a Roman Guard, and his role is uncredited.

Clark Gable played Hamish Bond in "Band of Angels." The film debuted in 1957.

Cary Grant died of a stroke in Iowa. The year was 1986.

Cary Grant played Philip Shayne in "That Touch of Mink." The film premiered in 1962.

Cary Grant played the role of Matt T. Sherman in "Operation Petticoat." The hit movie was released in 1959.

Clark Gable played Christian in "Mutiny on the Bounty." This was a film from 1935.

Clark Gable had almost a full set of dentures by the age of 32. This was due to a very bad gum infection.

Clark Gable was accidentally listed as a female on his birth certificate. He also had cosmetic surgery before becoming a star in Hollywood.

Clark Gable reprised his role from the 1932 movie again in 1953. "Mogambo" starred Grace Kelly and Ava Gardner.

Cary Grant was born in Bristol, England. His birth date was January 18, 1904.