The life of Carole Lombard (Part 2)

[@theuninvited1944GR]

This two part documentary on the life of Carole Lombard is the best tribute to any actress I have ever seen.What a magnificent tribute to a Great Lady,and an even Lovelier Soul.I did not know of her faith in the Baha'i' Religion.This tribute was well done, well researched, and contained many articles, photos, and information of the actress that most people didn't know.I was most impressed with how compassionate,how thoughtful, how charitable,Carole Lombard was.Not only a great actress,but a magnificent human being.She was not your typical Hollywood star.What a loss for the world! My own tribute to Carole Lombard pales in comparison to this tribute.It is often said that no one ever really dies, as long as we have a reason to remember them.May Carole Lombard rest in peace with the other angels in Heaven.

[@uncatila]

I never knew. So I grieve now and say a prayer after her. What an angelic person.

[@zshell-thomas2358]

Carole was wonderful! Eva LaRue does an excellent job with the narration.

[@cherigreen4471]

What a beautiful tribute to a wonderful and beautiful woman! She was so evolved as a person and what a tragic loss for so many!

[@BahaiConcepts]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@voicegirl555]

She died 80 years ago today. What a sad day that was. She has never been forgotten. Her films continue to play on TV and cable long after they were made and she continues to give joy, and is a pleasure to watch. Thank you Carole for all those films you left behind.

[@carolynkingsley4421]

I learned things about Carole Lombard I didn't know. This is an excellent doc. Thanks.

[@vickiebunch5703]

I think the beauty of her soul shone through her beautiful eyes!

[@seventiesgirl6]

Finally a biography about Carole Lombard! I have always loved her...she's my favorite from that era. I think she was absolutely stunning! Watching this I can't imagine how sad it must have been...It must have been like the Challenger disaster at that time...and poor Clark Gable...he always tried to replace her and never could...😪

[@myrakeller2147]

A beautiful story...

[@virginiagobetz9084]

What a great comparison which I totally agree with.(the Challenger tragedy and the tragic death of Carole Lombard)

[@imsocuteimsorich4952]

@@myrakeller2147 absolutely 💙💟😘

[@imsocuteimsorich4952]

Tamara I heard about carole but never knew her till I read about her,Sha was a beautiful kind hearted woman and cared about people less fortunate then her,r,I,p to her,god bless her,😘🌈💙🐦💙🌻

[@seventiesgirl6]

@@imsocuteimsorich4952 Agreed! 💖

[@westcoastgirl]

Carol had the biggest heart . A pure soul . Way ahead of her time . Strikingly beautiful . I always think of her and how one of a kind this woman was .

[@geyj1]

I live my life in the way Carol Lambard lived hers and will not change my ways as when I put my head down at night I'm happy that I've helped someone today. What a burning STAR

[@jocelynhkcarter]

Jocelyn Carter: It's really a honor to read about her story. What a gal! Carole was very much loved and admired all around the world. I wasn't born yet at the time of her death but I do remember watching her movies with my mom. My mother told me about her death and how she was married to Clark Gable but mom didn't know all what Carole had done or what she stood for. Now I know and that makes me admire Ms. Lombard even more. Rest in peace Carole and Clark, rest.

[@christopheramrston9732]

This was fantastic 👏 one of the best documentaries I ever seen and I have read a couple of Carole Lombards biographies absolutely superb in 33 years she lived one fulfilling life one hell of a woman truly unique unfortunately we couldn't have had her in this world a little longer we need more Carole lombards in this world

[@BahaiConcepts]

Thank you so much Christopher, glad you enjoyed it!

[@nazreenakhtar8269]

A very well documentary rather then glossing over the real life Carole and discussing the actress ...you did justice to her.its tough bringing to life a person we have only read about in articles from another time.but love it how you brought her back to life.

[@ralphnetta4563]

Wow, What a woman; What a tribute. I never knew!

[@dalymc]

A beautiful tribute to an amazing woman. x

[@Lolabelle59]

Love how Clark Gable is described as her "friend husband" at 2:29. This was beautiful. I love her. Thank you.

[@Lolabelle59]

@Kitty Kelly Agreed.

[@robingregory3859]

Oh my…thank you so much for this video.. you’re the best for posting this ❤️

[@melaniestubbs5955]

WOW...WOW...WOW...What an ANGLE of this earth, such a beautiful one at that...In EVERYTHING she did and accomplished in her short but fulfilling LIFE, A true inspiration on how one should live LIFE...Too the fullest..I loved this story and want to watch more of her movies..Thank you.. Carole Lamard and God has BLESS your soul and life.💞

[@Kueytwo]

A life of love and service. God bless her.

[@peggyhill7283]

She & Jean Harlow are my favorite actresses. Thank you for this thoughtfully respectful documentary. R.I.H. MS.LOMBARD.🙏💖🙏

[@NashAndreLouisWNorat]

What an excellent documentary for a gorgeous classy talented funny exciting lovely lady , Carol Lombard , who's sad and tragic death shocked all and who's extraordinary life of a true Hollywood star ! Her partnership and marriage to Clark Gable was unique and very special love relationship that shined brightly in the skies above Los Angeles . She was truly one of the great angels in the city of Angels , I'm positive that she was surely missed then and now.

[@nagarajahshiremagalore226]

Very nice know about this great Hollywood actress. Thanks for uploading.

[@mandalinastepniewska6940]

She was indeed... the real mcoy!! What a woman..what a legacy of a legend! A one off rare breed! Diamond heart! Such as the pity their aren't others like her..Hollywood actors should take a leaf out of her book! Love her.

[@helenkanakos7735]

Carole Lombard classic professional actress. A very humble lady. Clark Gable a very humble man. They compliment each other. I still love their movies. Gone With The Wind Still an all time Classic Movie.

[@NashAndreLouisWNorat]

Carole Lombard was a beautiful and compassionate woman who was truly one of the great stars of the golden age of Hollywood !

[@imsocuteimsorich4952]

Nash she never let fame get to her she always thought of people less fortunate then her,she had a beautiful nature in her,god bless her amen,💙🐦🌈🌻🌈💪

[@patriciaperry4890]

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[@patriciaperry4890]

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[@ilenekaplan109]

What a wonderful woman ! No wonder Clark Gable loved her as he did.

[@LauraelenaIugaivanescu-yv9si]

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[@missatrebor]

Beautiful documentary about a very beautiful woman. I have seen very few of her movies and I realize now why I thought she was a wonderful actress, I was her inner beauty and immense strength and let's not forget the twinkle in her eye. How sad that the world had to miss her after only 33 years. Thanks for uploading this documentary, I loved it and it has awakened my interest in the teachings of Abdu'l Bahá.

[@1justice2012]

Carole Lombard was a Christian, didn't belong to that religion, you can check it over, she got married to Clark Gable in 1939 in the Methodist Episcopal Church, they are just using her name to promote their Bahal religion.

[@missatrebor]

@@1justice2012 Oh is that so? In my opinion you can be a Cristian and also be interested and follow the teachings of -in this case- Abdu'l Bahá. Don't be so narrow minded.

[@amydimples1]

@@1justice2012 Baha’is can get married in Christian churches. I guess you don’t know much about it.

[@sailendrayalamanchili4126]

Carole's spiritual dimension transcended her entire life and glamorous career. Her faith kept her grounded in noble values, and she helped and cared for countless people who knew her. This documentary is wonderful , and very relevant today, in a world suffering from conflict , and people are busy killing each other in the name of religion, race, and nation .

[@lindawest3764]

Shows Carole in a much more favorable light. Thank you.

[@steveprice2718]

So amazing that she kept herself distant from the Hollywood machine. Kept her soul and dignity throughout her career. Most did not.

[@dianekennedy7086]

Thanks so much for a wonderful biography of Carole. I'm glad you included a copy of that poem "My Life is But a Weaving". It is very inspirational - I am going to get a copy of it for myself. RIP Carole - Diane.

[@BahaiConcepts]

Glad you liked it Diane

[@deborahlangnese7645]

Life is short and you don't realize it until you lose a valued loved one or a faithful friend then you know truly what a great loss had come before you. Enjoy life while it lasts because you never know when your time may come. Love comes from the heart spirit and soul.

[@roygonzalez4367]

Wow What a Hero , Actress , Lady , Wife and a Great Looking Lady , Very Photogenic , Looks Different in photos from Different Angles , with Different Hairstyles and Makeup, But Always Awesome , A Hollywood Camera Lens Dream , RIP Great Lady . . . .

[@stevecarter8870]

Long before my time, I think however she was wonderful and I wish she had lived a long life .

[@NashAndreLouisWNorat]

Lovely , what a great documentary for a great lady !

[@1justice2012]

No, it's not a great documentary, because Carole Lombard got married to Clark Gable in the Methodist Episcopal church in 1939, she was a Christian lady, no a Bahal.

[@njmarknj]

Incredible job!!! What's sad is there wasn't anyone still alive to talk about her. One of the best bio/docs I've ever seen! I fell in love with her. LOL

[@95KIPPIE]

Absolutely love Carole Lombard! An elegant, beautiful, classy lady, who was an amazing actress. All this without having to try!

[@madeleinestg6141]

“My Life is But a Weaving” will type this poem for myself, so beautiful. Excellent documentary about Carole Lombard which I wasn’t even born in that era but watched a comedy one evening of one of her film she was in and found it funny and loved this women’s style and wit. Decided to find out about her and loved her beauty and elegant style. Clark Gable loved her as I can see love in both of their eyes from each other. Yes if I had to choose someone to go and sit and share a moment with absolutely would be Carole Lombard. Sad to say but you don’t see these actors nowadays the older the better in my personal opinion. May she RIP!

[@debbiebeattie7470]

Beautiful lady in every sense, such a shame she was taken so young, she had so much more to give, r.i.p

[@nicolasbulcourt7809]

just beautiful, beautiful soul, beautiful person. thanks for this great documentary!

[@BahaiConcepts]

My pleasure!

[@TheAnetmusik]

Beautiful documentary. Thank you!

[@BahaiConcepts]

You are welcome

[@marilynlarosa3125]

A Life well lived and loved

[@annasantana3292]

Thank ypu for making this beautiful film about such an amazing woman! This has touched me profoundly. 🙏❤

[@stevenhosea4849]

Happens. Nice. Very. Bye

[@bethbartlett5692]

The individual whom tasked the research and writing of this Docu-Biography has truly brought an Illumination to the Energies of Carole Lombard 's Spirit and Living of Life. ... a most worthy effort.

[@Alessandro-tk2ll]

Carol bellissima e bravissima. Un vero talento naturale e inarrivabile. Splendida creatura dotata di grande fascino ed intelligenza.

[@1justice2012]

I see no research here into her life, she was a good person, but that doesn't mean she was good because of the Bahai religion, which is what they are trying to promote here, never read in any book before that she belonged to that religion.

[@caraqueno]

@@1justice2012 She and her mother were both members of the Baha'i faith. There's a documentary, in which a newspaper column from 1938 talks of Lombard adopting Baha'ism. It was a popular religion in the United States from the mid-1930's until World War II. It regained momentum here in the mid-1960's. She also had many people under personal contract whose careers she promoted.

[@helloschoales]

BEAUTIFUL DOC FABUOUS NARRATOR

[@--Skip--]

Carole Lombard was a beautiful soul. She had a bawdy side to her that this film bio does not address. I never knew she was of the Bahiai faith. Book biographies tend to focus on her mother's spiritualism and the Tarot cards that predicted death if they flew back to Los Angeles after the bond drive in Indiana. This is a good bio giving a side of Carole few knew about but also it seems to be produced by the Bahiai faith because it is so heavily interspersed within the biography about Carole.

[@emilymalden3310]

I do not believe in Tarot cards. If was a cruel fate.

[@charlottecolzie5419]

CAROL LOMBARD WAS SO AMAZING!!!

[@maggieanaya1114]

What an incredibly beautiful spirit she was! Gone too soon! Love her!

[@janetgeller7272]

Your presentation here on her life is so interesting and thought provoking. Thank you very much.

[@eyeris100]

I always loved Carole Lombard movies...she made me laugh and cry...she was always so full of life...I wish I had known all about her life and her faith long ago...for now I no longer just love her...but I adore her. Now... whenever someone asks me...If you could meet someone who has passed and could spend an hour with them...who would it be? No question...it would be Carole Lombard. ❤

[@silviaaeschbach1855]

What a wonderful porträt of a wonderful human.

[@hueyahumana]

Lovely . My insight from the testimony of this person‘s life is; you can still be a good person and a great example to others even if you are a true movie star. What you do for a living does not interfere with this essential human duty. Be a role model in society.

[@kathrynmcelroy5658]

what an absolutely perfect, boundless lady!

[@christopheramrston9732]

After viewing this it makes u want to enjoy every single day we grace this earth but most importantly it makes you want to be a better human being job well done and message received carole 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@joyspettigue2855]

Your photos and film clips and research is second to none .Best documentary I have ever seen 💯⭐️🔥🇬🇧💖💖💖

[@MTknitter22]

She was quite unique in beauty, character and creativity accomplishment. This documentary is quite good if laying things on a bit thick at times. Thank you!!

[@Myfamilarochenta]

The upmost inspiring and amazing women to have ever lived! She achieved what all spiritual artists hope to achieve and some. Bless her and Clarke for they were great soulmates.

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

The photo of Carol Lombard with her pets was taken of her and her dogs that had passed, after which she had had them stuffed by a taxidermist.

[@rebeccahernandez3460]

What a wonderful kind woman she was. I never knew all that much about her except she had died in a plane crash after a bond drive and that she was married to Clark Gable. I'd seen clips from when they were married and goofing around together. But I never knew how kind and generous she was to others, especially with staff who worked behind the scenes in her films and with so many others. No wonder Clark Gable loved her and was devastated when she died. At least they are together now. I have no doubt of that. She is an actress I would have loved to have met. Unlike so many others in Hollywood today.

[@alexhaggerty39]

LONG BEFORE MY TIME . BUT THE KINDNESS AND SUCH GIVEN TO ALL THE PEOPLE SHE TOUCHED IN HER LIFE NEVER EVER DATES DUE ENDURE 4 HOURS OF STITCHING DONE TO HER FACE AND TO END UP BEING KILLED INA PLANE CRASH LIKE SHE DID WAS BEYOND TRAGEDY. WHAT SHE MUST HAVE ENDURED THROUGH THAT ORDEAL OF SURGERY SHOW THE HEART AND THE FIGHT IN HER TO BE IN A POSITION WHERE SHE HAD NO CONTROL IN BEING ABLE TO AVOID HER DEATH. ITS HARD TO GRASP SUCH INCREDIBLY KIND THOUGHTFUL BEAUTIFUL AND SO GIVING OF OTHERS WOULD HAVE HER LIFE BEING TAKEN AND TAKEN IN SUCH A WAY AS THAT . TO ME THE WORLD SO FORTUNATE AND SUCH A BETTER WORLD FOR HAVING HER IN IT. MAY GOD BLESS YOU CAROL

[@Monster_Mover_Stocks]

Great in depth biography of the great Carole Lombard! Bravo!

[@jilliancrosbie5677]

What a beautiful woman and soul. Why ??😭😭😭😭❤️❤️

[@TR-ne7tt]

Absolutely excellent. She really was a beautiful, shining star 🌟

[@joannajazzyrimmer]

Beautiful. Thank you.

[@lisajstephano]

Beautiful woman, beautiful life!

[@Jess-wb4ux]

Brilliant documentary. Thank you

[@imsocuteimsorich4952]

R,I p carole your kindness towards other people will not be forgotten,💙😘💟

[@monty9619]

Wow, I really love this woman! She inspires me.

[@carlsenlifeafter60carlsen11]

It was a beautiful tribute in story I cried throughout the whole story!

[@godhams]

What a lovely Lady...

[@suecastillo4056]

This was SO touching... I have no words😐🤭😢☺️

[@myahollandia3552]

She seemed such a lovely woman! Funny classy and sweet ,what a tragedy 😞😓

[@mikaylascampbell]

Absolutely spectacular documentary. Quite emotional watching it. What an extraordinary woman. What is the name of the song playing at 16:50?

[@BahaiConcepts]

Glad you enjoyed it Mikayla. It’s a song composed and sang by a Bahá’í singer.

[@BahaiConcepts]

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[@mikaylascampbell]

@@BahaiConcepts It’s absolutely beautiful ♥️ Thank you!

[@Alessandro-tk2ll]

Carol bellissima e bravissima. Una donna straordinaria che non dimenticheremo mai

[@lemorab1]

That is Cary Grant, not Errol Flynn, in the photo with Carole and Marlene Dietrich. Great documentary! Thank you!

[@BahaiConcepts]

Thanks for the info!

[@bernietinirau8160]

Stellar documentary about this wonderful Lady. I had no idea about her religious beliefs which definitely shaped her life & love for her fellow men. So sad for mr.Gable that he lost the love of his life so soon, I think they would have been wonderful parents together. Thank you for sharing.😇

[@BahaiConcepts]

Very glad Bernie that you liked it!!

[@ericmoore164]

I wept. What a beautiful soul.

[@azinegg]

These diamond nuggets appear through the times of history ... isn’t it a travesty that they are taken too soon and more often than not in quick tragic circumstance. I had no idea of the grace of this lady. Amen

[@kenowens9021]

David Niven wrote that Gable really wanted so much to have a son. She hoped so much to give him one. And she said that he tried really hard for her to get one.

[@debbieking5171]

There is a book FIREBALL CAROLE LOMBARD AND THE MYSTERY OF FLIGHT 3, VERY WELL WRITTEN AND LOVINGLY DONE, author ROBERT MATZEN. SMASHING READING.

[@derrickkimmons1814]

Carole Lombard and Aaliyah both died in plane crashes so so sad they were extremely big big big popular stars of their day rest in paradise ladies.

[@indashadewithguccipaid510]

I was thinking that this whole time

[@cas3y_]

i honestly knew i would cry when it reached to her death:(

[@johnnymfan5065]

They forgot to include her greatest role and greatest film oppoiste Charles Laughton In They Knew what they wanted(1941). Hard to find in the US. you can probably see it on Euro websites

[@carrietezeno6327]

Beautiful ❤️

[@firouz4296]

Never knew she.was Baha'I! Now I love her even more. Kisses from Iran (the Land of Baha'I)

[@1justice2012]

She didn't belong to your religion, she was a Christian lady, and as matter of fact Carle Lombard got married to Clark Gable in 1939 in the Methodist Episcopal Church, you can research that.

[@YahshuaLovesMe]

Last time Gable was happy...

[@thebeardedwondercorbin8058]

I've read that he was in complete depression when she died & that Carole was the one & only true love of his life.

[@dbluehorsedeboe5567]

Clark Gable was offered the part in Gone with the wind when Gary Cooper turned the part down.

[@chicbxbecerril6985]

Great story 🙏🏽 I didn’t even know she died like that RIP🙏🏽 True Hollywood ending

[@tealeafsen]

I cry even now.

[@josebetancourt4575]

Carole Lombard was an excellent person, and a super actress.

[@emilymalden3310]

I thought the narrator's voice sounded familiar. She was great on All My Children as Maria.

[@daphnenapier1102]

I wasn't familiar with Carol Lombard. Her amazing sort life she did so much.

[@laneclifner5089]

I have the silver medal… who do I reach out to to authenticate/ get more information.

[@midlifecrisis9765]

Who is singing the "Son of Man" song in the video? The music credits say Navid Hejazi but not sure that is his song. Thanks

[@BahaiConcepts]

Shameem Taheri-Lee: www.shameemmusic.com/

[@christophermooney9492]

@@BahaiConcepts I can't find it among her music,, Is "The son of Man" the title? thank you

[@trishbirchard1270]

It's not very often that you learn of someone who is totally good !

[@derrickkimmons1814]

When Carole Lombard Died so did a peace of Hollywood to.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Where did the funeral invitation come from? And the telegram from FDR?

[@BahaiConcepts]

Thank you Stephanie for your comment. The telegram from FDR comes from the FDR archives. The funeral invitation from a personal collection of a person who attended it, don’t remember her name.

[@Chrisoula17]

They were good friends with Lucy and Desi.

[@joevald3]

Have things change in Hollywood . Carol was a way ahead of her time . Her life was cut short to a strange plane crash . . Will never know the truth about the accident . Or should say what caused it . She was quite special . And she will always be a star .........

[@mtngrl5859]

Unfortunately Clark was having an affair, she hurried back to be with him. If he had been more honorable, she would have taken the train and lives. He was notorious with women on the side. While the loved her he was continually unfaithful.

[@Missditabomb]

@@mtngrl5859 Yup!!

[@Muirmaiden]

@@mtngrl5859 That is all conjecture. Nobody knows what Carole was thinking, and how could anyone predict that the plane would crash?

[@mtngrl5859]

@@Muirmaiden Of course it is conjecture, but she had a ticket to come back on a train but she had heard the gossip when she was gone, and took the plane trip to be back sooner.

[@Muirmaiden]

@@mtngrl5859 We don't know this for a fact. Since she died before she could even reach home, and her mother and the publicist died with her, how can we say what she had heard?

[@lolabow5421]

Beauty

[@debbieking5171]

I am confused, was the clips referred to as earrings or clips worn on clothing? There have been different 🤔 versions of this story. Will someone enlighten me? Many thanks.

[@1justice2012]

All you are trying to say through to her "biography", is that Lombard was a good person because she practised the religion you are promoting here, but you don't mention where did you get the information you are narrating, I haven't read in any book, magazine or TV programme that she practised Bahai religion. She was a good person just because she was, and not because of Bahai.

[@BahaiConcepts]

Thank you for your comment. Well, I mentioned in the documentary letters that she wrote to friends about her belief. There are three major biographies of her and all mention that she was a Bahá’í. We have many recounts of her having done good deeds. The reason why a person does good deeds it is the outcome of many reasons, upbringing, personal growth etc. She had read the Writings of the Bahá’í Faith and surely in some ways have affected her behavior. Sometime the things we read reinforce our own belief and sometimes they teach us something new and other times they help us to change out belief in something. Only the person herself can have an understanding of what has influenced her behavior.