20 Vintage Partnerships Old Hollywood Loved Most

Joan Crawford and Clark Gable became a reliable draw at MGM, pairing up in a string of hits that leaned into drama and star power. They first shared the screen in Dance, Fools, Dance (1931), quickly followed by Laughing Sinners the same year. Their chemistry carried through Possessed (1931) and Chained (1934), where audiences knew exactly what they were getting and showed up anyway. They made eight films together in total.