Gable's "unshaven love-making" with braless Jean Harlow in "Red Dust" made him MGM's most important romantic leading man. With Gable established as a star, MGM positioned him in the same manner as Harlow for Myrna Loy, a previously lesser billed actor in "Night Flight", moving Loy to a costar role in "Men in White", a movie filmed in 1933, though delayed in release due to pre-Code Legion of Decency cuts until 1934. The role of doctor (Gable) and nurse (Loy) implied intimacy with a resulting complication of pregnancy, a sensitive issue and new image for Gable.