

He's the newspaper editor, she's the best reporter he's got. Not even their divorce could separate their shared passion for the headlines.
2. Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy in Woman of the Year (1942)
She's a prize-winning political journalist, and he's a lowly sports reporter - but together, they're magic! Hilarity ensues when he tries to teach her the rules of baseball...
This reporter thinks he's got the story of the century when he meets a runaway princess...too bad he ends up falling in love with her!
4. Clark Gable in It Happened One Night (1934)
Another down-on-his-luck reporter stumbles into front-page news when he meets a runaway heiress on a night bus. Again, love gets in the way.
Audrey Hepburn, Dolores Gray and Jo Van Fleet at the 1954 Tony's
Marlon Brando and Kim Hunter in a famous scene from 1947's A Streetcar Named Desire on stage
Paul Newman outside the Music Box Theatre, where he was starring in Picnic in 1953
James Dean playing opposite Geraldine Page in 1953's The Immoralist
Same hair and practically the same clothes. How is this possible in entertainment?
Sorry, but smoking never looked so good