Immediately after his discharge from the service, Gable returned to his ranch and rested. Personally, he resumed a pre-war relationship with Virginia Grey, a co-star from "Test Pilot" and "Idiot's Delight", that newspapers reported might be the next Mrs. Gable. Professionally, Gable's first movie after World War II was "Adventure" (1945), with Greer Garson, by then the leading female star at MGM. Given the famous teaser tagline "Gable's back, and Garson's got him", the film was a commercial hit, earning over $6 million, but a critical failure.