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		Jean Harlow captured movie audiences' hearts from her first major film.
		The star of the film, who had worked with Harlow, brought her to the set.
		In 1932 Harlow married one of her MGM producers, Paul Bern, who killed himself shortly after their marriage.
	www.kclibrary.org /localhistory/media.cfm?mediaID=35014 (347 words)

	Jean Harlow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Harlow shot to fame in the early 1930s starring in hits such as "Hell's Angels" and "The Public Enemy" and would die within the same decade at the height of her career of kidney failure.
		Notable for its two-strip Technicolor sequences (including some footage of Harlow in color, the only existing color footage of her), this film launched Harlow as the premier sex symbol of the 1930s and started a craze for platinum blonde hair that continues to this day.
		Jean's beautiful green eyes were deep-set and she had to be lit just so for film and photo sessions in order to bring them out in contrast to the angle of her nose and the cleft in her chin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jean_Harlow (1858 words)

	Jean Harlow
		Harlow was the daughter of a successful dentist in Kansas City, MO. At the age of 16, she eloped with a businessman and moved to Los Angeles, where she worked as an extra, making her film debut in "Why is a Plumber?" (1927).
		When the film was banned in England, it only served to make Harlow more popular.
		Harlow was also in the headlines in 1932, when she married Paul Bern, a screenwriter, producer, director and assistant to Irving Thalberg at MGM studios.
	www.cemeteryguide.com /harlow.html (837 words)

	Sound Stage - The History of Motion Picture Sound
		Oddly this re-release was based only on the silent portions of the film featuring the story of the ark and totally did away with the dominant modern story.
		(1929) was essentially a silent film with a few brief segments that included dialog in the "modern" parts.
		The 135 minute film was cut to 75 minutes and re-released in 1957.
	www.widescreenmuseum.com /sound/sound04.htm (222 words)

	Jean Harlow photos
		Hughes signed Harlow to a contract and after the film's completion began loaning her out to other studios at a profit.
		The film had been started in 1927 and now had to be largely reshot, with an English-speaking girl to take the place of the heavy-accented Swede Greta Nissen.
		Due to Jean's illness and tragic death, Mary Dees was her body double and Paula Winslowe dubbed her voice in unfinished scenes in SARATOGA.
	www.nola.ornskoldsvik.se /pj/jean.html (606 words)

	Amazon.com: Dinner at Eight: DVD
		I think one reason it is thought to be a comedy is the final lines of the film, where the decidedly unbookish Jean Harlow tells Marie Dressler that she had been reading in a book (a revelation that visibly jolts Dressler) that in the future all jobs would be done by machines.
		As the two enter the dining room in the film's final scene, Harlow makes an offhand remark that elicits from Dressler one of the great screen double takes of all time.
		Jean Harlow, up until then more or less a platinum sexpot in a tight skirt who gave little indication she could act her way out of a paper bag practically steals the movie as the bored and socially ambitious wife of boorish businessman Wallace Beery.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0006Z2KXO?v=glance (3268 words)

	Shalom Harlow @ Filmbug
		Harlow made her acting debut in the feature film Unzipped and hosted a television series, House of Style.
		Shalom Harlow was born in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada where she began modeling right after high school.
		Her film credits include The Salton Sea, Happy Here and Now, Vanilla Sky, Head Over Heels, Cherry and In& Out.
	www.filmbug.com /db/673 (161 words)

	romantic comedy film Information
		Platinum Blonde (1931), a Frank Capra romantic comedy with Loretta Young and Harlow as a socialite heiress; this film provided Harlow with...
		Romantic comedy, feature film about lesbian romance, revolving around a Jewish family where Mom is the president of her PFLAG chapter.
		Having said that we believe that we’ve searched the super highway far and wide to provide you with the best romantic comedy film sites on the internet today.
	getfull.info /comedy/romantic-comedy-film.html (276 words)

	Getty Images: Jason Lee And Shalom Harlow@ HighBeam Research
		TORONTO- SEPTEMBER 6: (HOLLYWOOD REPORTER OUT) Actors Jason Lee and Shalom Harlow participate in the "I Love Your Work" film press conference during the 2003 Toronto International Film Festival at the...
		Getty Images: Jason Lee And Shalom Harlow@ HighBeam Research
		This material is published under license from the publisher through ProQuest Information and Learning Company, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
	highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1P1:79336655&refid=ip_almanac_hf (149 words)

	Red Dust [1932] Only , VHS Tape, Victor Fleming,Clark Gable,Video - Categories - Classic Films - Drama - 1930s, Video - Categories - Drama - General, . From Scifind, The Science Fiction Finder The Scifi Search Page
		Harlow's character talks tough, but she is a sizzling sexpot (this is the film where she takes a bath in a rain barrel).
		But the main attraction here is these characters wallowing in sins of the flesh in a film made two years before the Code cleaned up Hollywood (and five years before Harlow's death at the age of 26).
		The film was directed by Victor Fleming (uncredited) and is based on a play by Wilson Collison.
	www.scifind.co.uk /details-B00004CO8J.html (357 words)

	Hell's Angels (1930)
		The aerial battles are by far the highlight of the film, although Harlow is good in her role, vamping all who come into her path.
		Directed by Howard Hughes (with dialogue scenes staged by James Whale), this war movie is famous for two reasons - one, it has some of the most exciting air-borne battle sequences to appear on film; and two, it marks the feature film debut of Jean Harlow.
		'Hell's Angels', now available on DVD in a beautifully restored version, can now be enjoyed by all of us with tinted and full colour sequences intact.
	us.imdb.com /Title?0020960 (529 words)

	Hell's Angels (1930)
		Hell's Angels (1930) is well-known for Howard Hughes' high-cost direction (production costs of about $3 million), 18-year-old blonde bombshell Jean Harlow's first major role and big break into film, and the stunning aerial footage (e.g., authentic-looking dogfights).
		It was the costliest film ever made until Gone With the Wind (1939) beat its record by $1 million.
		It is the contrasting story of two brothers (one good and one bad), Roy (James Hall) and Monte Rutledge (Ben Lyon) respectively, who leave Oxford and join in the British Royal Flying Corps at the beginning of World War I. Roy, falls in love with Helen (Jean Harlow), a sexy, voluptuous, platinum blonde.
	www.filmsite.org /hell.html (575 words)

	Sendit.com - Hells Angels (DVD)
		Hell's Angels is also notable for introducing Jean Harlow to the screen in her first major film role.
		Set during World World War I, Hughes' film tells the story of three Oxford buddies: two brothers (Ben Lyon and James Hall)and the German (John Darrow).When all three are conscripted to fight on opposing sides of the war, each is torn between obedience to his country and that of his conscience.
		Billionaire Howard Hughes produced and directed Hell's Angels, the most expensive film made in its time.
	www.blackstar.ie /video/item/7000000101973 (200 words)

	AllRefer.com - Jean Harlow (Film, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Harlow brought charm and a sexual knowingness to a series of comedies during the 1930s, becoming the model of feminine sexuality in films for the next decade.
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		More articles from AllRefer Reference on Jean Harlow
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/H/Harlow-J.html (189 words)

	AskMen.com - Shalom Harlow pics
		Shalom Harlow was born December 5, 1973, and hails from Oshawa, Ontario, a town that's an hour away from Toronto.
		The daughter of hippie parents David Harlow and Sandi Herbert, Shalom was raised in a bohemian environment; a far cry from the supermodel lifestyle she is accustomed to today.
		Shalom will next appear alongside David Arquette, in the film Happy Here and Now, and has small parts in the Tom Cruise/Penelope Cruz vehicle Vanilla Sky and Val Kilmer movie, The Salton Sea.
	www.askmen.com /women/models_100/110c_shalom_harlow.html (657 words)

	A Tribute to Jean Harlow
		Jean Harlow was the first "blonde bombshell." In fact, the phrase was coined for her.
		Harlow made three dozen films between 1927 and 1937, though she had only small parts in many of them.
		Her death occurred during the filming of Saratoga (1937), and the film was completed with a double used in long shots.
	www.classicmovies.org /articles/aa030401a.htm (769 words)

	Jean Harlow
		Jean gives only a very small performance in this film but her one lengthy scene is incredible.
		As screen siren Lola Burns Harlow shines in this terrific end up of the movie industry.
		One of Jeans most glamorous roles, the silver gown and Fox cape she is wearing in the picture (shown with costar Marie Dressler) caused quite a sensation in its time.
	golden_age_films.tripod.com /html/jeanh/jhhighlt.htm (264 words)

	Jean Harlow
		Harlow was the very first film actress to grace the cover of Life magazine in May 1937.
		Her relatively short, but turbulent life has been chronicled in several biographies and two films, both titled Harlow.
		Harlow was the daughter of Mont Clair Carpenter, a successful dentist, and his wife Jean.
	schools.parkhill.k12.mo.us /Renner/Missouri/Harlow.htm (132 words)

	Amazon.com: Intimate Portrait: Jean Harlow (2000) : Video
		Jean Harlow came to embody an era in film because of a $250 bet: her friends dared the shy beauty to become an extra.
		Intimate Portrait: Jean Harlow is rich in such detail, relying heavily on an interview with biographer David Stenn, whose Bombshell: The Life and Death of Jean Harlow was published in 1993.
		Plenty of movie clips, publicity stills, and a 1936 radio interview with Harlow help bring her spirit back to life.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004R9J6?v=glance (413 words)

	Amazon.ca: Personal Property [IMPORT]: Video
		In a film that is supposed to be the quintessence of light comedy and mistaken identity, Harlow manages to invest her character with a weariness that suggests that beneath the brassy blondness lay a heart with a conscience.
		Many of the scenes in which Harlow parades across the stage wearing magnificent gowns showcase a woman whose character on screen is conflicted by a desire to marry a man (Reginald Owen)for his money and who, in turn, thinks the same of her.
		In retrospect, when one considers that Harlow was then in the final stages of death from uremic poisoning at the age of 26, the joy and screwball comedy of director Woodbridge S. Van Dyke becomes somehow muted by pathos.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/6302605121 (585 words)

	Cinema Insomnia
		In addition to a screening of the film, there will be live comedy, prizes, a showing of obscure short films and the opportunity to be filmed for the 35th episode of Cinema Insomnia.
		I had done some live makeup FX for the Trash Film Orgy's Halloween shows, and was contacted to see if I was interested in assisting Mr.
		Lobo overheard a few snide comments from Trash film Orgy fans - but "TFO lite" is a compliment, as far as he's concerned.
	www.cinemainsomnia.com /040103index.html (2702 words)

	USATODAY.com - Leo DiCaprio: Epic actor
		He was commandeering TWA while courting the film industry's biggest stars, including Ava Gardner, Jean Harlow and Katharine Hepburn.
		Miramax Films is banking on the $100 million movie to put the studio back into the Oscar hunt after being shut out last year.
		Industry analysts are calling the film Scorsese's best work since 1990's Goodfellas, thanks in part to the director and actor having an unusual aging effect on each other.
	www.usatoday.com /life/people/2004-12-09-dicaprio-cover_x.htm?csp=36 (2702 words)

	Cinema Insomnia
		In addition to a screening of the film, there will be live comedy, prizes, a showing of obscure short films and the opportunity to be filmed for the 35th episode of Cinema Insomnia.
		Lobo had promised a prize package giveaway, and in keeping with the tone and subject of the film, any time flying saucers appeared in the film, various helpers threw paper plate "saucers" into the crowd, making for a a funny visual and some quality pseudo 3D.
		Timing is a tough thing in putting together a show like this, and the main challenge we all faced was that a film was being shown in the theater that Plan 9 was being shown in, and that we didn't have any place to set up for my makeup duties.
	www.cinemainsomnia.com /040103index.html (2702 words)

	Jean Harlow @ Classic Movie Favorites - Filmography - Hells Angels
		The film made Harlow an overnight international star.
		Jean was only ninteen at the time and to showcase her looks Hughes ordered a two-color Technicolor sequence to showcase her green eyes, provocative figure, porcelain skin, and white-blonde hair.
		In typical Hughes style, the Hollywood premier was the largest event of its kind in history.
	classicmoviefavorites.com /harlow/hellsangels.html (208 words)

	Bombshell movie for sale
		Blonde bombshell Lola Burns (Jean Harlow) is a famous movie star, but she doesn't have it easy.
		The bathing scenes in BOMBSHELL were outtakes from Harlow's 1932 film RED DUST.
		The role of Lola’s publicist, Space Hanlon, was understood to be a loose characterization of Harlow’s mean-spirited agent, Arthur Landau, while the character of Lola’s alcoholic father bore more than a passing resemblance to Harlow’s own stepfather.
	www.1stvideo.com /detail2.asp?Product_ID=1029408&PRelRefNum=1&TAN=1 (701 words)

	Jean Harlow
		JH#1 - Jean Harlow Cigarette Card - British, Gallaher "Shots from Famous Films" no. 27 - $8
		JH#3 - Jean Harlow Cigarette Card - British, Carreras "Film Stars" no. 40 - $8
		Jean Harlow material does not stay in stock.
	www.moviebilia.com /jean_harlow.htm (167 words)

	JEAN HARLOW'S PLATINUM PAGE: READING ROOM/BOOKS
		Cast of Thousands Famed writer Anita Loos gives some insight into the casting of Jean Harlow in her first non-blonde role and this film's subsequent impact on the motion picture industry in her memoirs.
		Bombshell: The Life and Death of Jean Harlow by David Stenn; Doubleday, 1993 David's book has been re-issued as a trade paperback by Lightning Bug Press.
		Deadly Illusions: Jean Harlow and the Murder of Paul Bern by Samuel Marx and Joyce Vanderveen; Random House, 1990
	www.lisaburks.com /jeanharlow/books.htm (514 words)

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