Classic Hollywood Couples ... Or Were They? Quiz

Answer: They were married for 12 years

Bogie and "Betty" - her given name and what she preferred to be called - were married in 1945, and remained married until his death in 1957. They had two children. Their son, Stephen was named after the character his father played in "To Have and Have Not".

Their daughter, Leslie was named for Leslie Howard, who refused to play in "Petrified Forest" unless Bogie got to play the part of Duke Mantee. Warner Bros. agreed and the movie was a success, leading Warner Bros. to give Bogie a long time contract.

Answer: They had an affair for 25 years

Although Spencer was married to Louise Treadwell, with whom he had two children, he and Hepburn carried on an affair from 1942 until his death in 1967. They were never seen in public together, and were never photographed together. Katharine claimed she fell in love with Spencer the first time they met. Tracy, on the other hand, carried on affairs with his leading ladies during their relationship.

Answer: They had an on-again, off-again affair for many years

Gable and Crawford began an affair during their second movie "Possessed" in 1931. At the time, Clark was married to Ria Langham and Joan was married to Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Gable went to L.B. Mayer and told him they were in love and wanted to marry. Mayer threatened the future of both stars if they didn't end the relationship.

They continued to see each other secretly, but, eventually married other people. When Clark's third wife, Carole Lombard, was killed in a plane crash, Joan volunteered to take Lombard's next role in "They All Kissed the Bride".

She donated her salary of $125,000 to the Red Cross, which found Lombard's charred remains.

Answer: They had no relationship

Ginger Rogers was quoted as saying, "We had fun and it shows. True, we were never bosom buddies off screen; we were different people with different interests. We were only a couple on film." As for Fred, he commented, "Ginger was brilliantly effective.

She made everything work for her. Actually she made things very fine for the both of us and she deserves most of the credit for our success." Whatever the formula was, it shined on screen.

Answer: They were married in 1958

Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward were married Jan. 29, 1958. They had three children together. When Paul was asked about his view on adultery, he commented "Why fool around with hamburger when you have steak at home?" As if we needed another reason to adore Paul Newman.

Answer: They were great friends

Because they made such a great couple in the "Thin Man" series many people believed they were married in real life. They were great friends and enjoyed working together. Myrna had four husbands, including Gene Markey, who had already been wed and divorced to Hedy Lamarr and Joan Bennet. Powell had been Mr. Carole Lombard before Clark Gable.

In 1940 he married Diana Lewis. They remained married until his death in 1984.

Answer: They were best friends

Duke and Mo had a special chemistry on screen, which made for a perfect match. This also led to a life time friendship. Maureen said she knew everything about him and he knew everything about her. Duke preferred dark haired women, as all three of his wives were of Hispanic descent. O'Hara found true love in her third marriage to famed aviator Charles Blair.

He was the real life version of John Wayne's screen persona. Tragically he was killed in a plane crash in 1978.

Answer: They were married twice

'Le Scandale', as Burton referred to their affair, broke up the marriage of Liz and Eddie Fisher. Ironically, Liz's affair and eventual marriage to Fisher, broke up his marriage to Debbie Reynolds. For the first marriage, Dick and Liz tried for ten years - the longest of her eight marriages.

A little more than a year after their divorce they tried again. The second marriage only lasted ten months.

Answer: They were good friends

Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland met at Mrs. Lawlor's School for Professional Children. Both had been working the stage since they were toddlers. Judy claimed that while in production, the studio gave the kids pep pills to keep them going. When they were done for the day they were given sleeping pills, with Mickey sleeping on one cot and Judy on the other. They remained life-long friends.

Answer: They were in love, but never married

When Nelson met Jeanette at a party he said, "She is a vision or an angel, I'm not sure which". They had a very turbulent off-screen romance. They dated, set a date to marry, got in a fight and broke up. Jeanette married actor Gene Raymond. They resumed their relationship, got in a fight and Nelson eloped with Ann Franklin.

They continued their relationship and discussed divorcing their spouses several times. Gene was willing to give Jeanette up, however, Ann was not so obliging for Nelson. Both died still married to their first spouse.

They never married legally, but, exchanged vows in private several times.