Gable and Harlow were then teamed in "Hold Your Man" (1933), "China Seas" (1935), in which the pair were billed above co-star Wallace Beery, and "Wife vs. Secretary" (1936) with Myrna Loy costarring and supported by newcomer James Stewart. A popular combination on-screen and off, Gable and Harlow made six films together in five years. Their final film together was "Saratoga" (1937), a bigger hit than their previous collaborations. Harlow died during its production. The film was ninety percent completed, and the remaining scenes were filmed with long shots or the use of doubles like Mary Dees; Gable said he felt as if he were "in the arms of a ghost".