Carol Lombard grew up as a lively and cute girl with many hobbies, including athletics, tennis, volleyball, baseball and swimming, as well as watching movies. At the age of 12, she was discovered by director Alain Dowan, who made her screen debut in his film Perfect Crime.
Because of this opportunity to act, she liked acting, so she dropped out of school at the age of 15 and began to pursue her dreams of becoming an actress, after which she signed a contract with the famous Fox Film Company, where she was not valued. And an accident that happened when she was 18 years old made her actor's future full of unknowns. She was cut by glass on the left side of her face in a car accident, and later went to the hospital for plastic surgery to repair the large scars on her face, but after all, the actor's face is very important, so she lost her job after the car accident.
A year later, she finally found a job shooting, starring in several films directed by comedy director Mike Senat, her comedic talent was discovered, and the films she starred in were gradually recognized.
In 1934, the 26-year-old Carol Lombard ushered in a turning point in her life, she became popular for starring in the film "Twentieth Century Express", when the producers of the film were looking for two more famous actresses than her to play the heroine, but they both refused when communicating, so Carol Lombard got a good opportunity, and acting in comedy is also her good.
With the great increase in popularity, more and more resources came to her to shoot, and she successfully starred in popular movies such as "Two Loves Each Other", "The Princess Arrives", "My Goldfried", and by 1937, Carol Lombard had become the most popular actress in Hollywood, and also the highest-paid star, with a salary of $450,000.
In addition to her career success, she also had an enviable love, in 1939, she married the handsome Hollywood male star Clark Gable, and everything was originally moving in the direction of happiness and beauty, but on December 7, 1941, it all came to an abrupt end, and Carol Lombard died of a plane crash on a tour selling war bonds at the age of 33. At that time, her husband Clark Gable was very sad, but the beauty was dead and it was difficult to see each other again.