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Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"

Clark Gable, born in Ohio, is an American film actor.

Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"

In 1931, Clark Gable made his first film, The Desert of Color. In 1932, he was elected one of the "Top Ten Highest-Grossing Film Actors in Hollywood" for his film "Red Dust".

Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"

In 1934, he won the Best Actor Award at the 7th Academy Awards for his comedy "One Night Gone With". In 1938, he was voted "Emperor of Cinema".

Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"

In 1939, he co-starred with Vivien Leigh in the film "Gone with the Wind", and was nominated for the 12th Academy Awards for Best Actor for his role as Brad.

Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"

In 1945, he starred in the film "Angry Sea" directed by Victor Fleming. In 1953, he starred in the movie "Red Dust".

Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"

In 1959, he was nominated for Best Actor at the 16th Golden Globe Awards for "Teacher's Love".

Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"

On November 16, 1960, Clark Gable died of a myocardial infarction in Los Angeles.

Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"

In 1995, he ranked 36th in Empire Magazine's list of the "100 Sexiest Movie Stars in Film History".

Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"

In 1999, he was selected by the Motion Picture Association of America as the 7th "Greatest Actor of a Hundred Years."

Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"
Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"
Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"
Clark Gable of the 1930s, a rare old photograph, was voted "Emperor of Cinema"
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