One can forget that Jean Harlow was a very young woman during her career. Her growth as an actress and star was extraordinary. While the makeup at times might seem dated, her beauty never is. Her scene with Robert Taylor is subtle and real. She deserves all the acclaim she continues to get from new fans today.
A true original. An icon, a star of the first order, a woman of humor and talent. When she is on screen, I can’t take my eyes off her. Few stars have this effect. Her life was brief, but her impact as a screen pioneer continues to this day. I love her in Red Headed Woman and Dinner at Eight: fantastic timing, sassiness, and elegance.
Jean was really quite underrated as an actress, everyone talks about all this blonde bombshell image stuff but Jean had great comic timing and was very good in the few dramatic roles she got like “Wife vs Secretary”, she had a wonderful screen presence, it’s shame she died so young she hadn’t quite reached her full potential yet
thank goodness YOU are here to set "everyone" straight! Wherever would Jean Harlow's legacy be without YOU to see what no one else noticed all these years?? (big eyeroll)
@@Marcel_Audubon oh shit was that sarcasm? 🙄🙄 do me a favour would YOU dear? - open a window and get some air I never wrote my innocuous comment to ‘set everyone straight’ just to share my opinion on Jeans talent and lament her premature death, so how the hell YOU got that idea is a total mystery- it’s almost as if YOU came to this comment section looking for an argument but that would be a pretty pathetic thing to do wouldn’t it ? so….um……..well done? thank goodness YOU are here to set ‘me’ straight! wharever (?😒) would Jean Harlow’s legacy be without YOU here to police the TH-cam comment section (big eyeroll)
Going to watch Red Dust today. Yesterday was Gone With The Wind, trying to see 1 old movie a day since there's absolutely nothing on tv that I'm interested in seeing. Loving the old movies, pure gold.
Jean Harlow was ahead of everyone. While some companies did mould their actresses and actors to be "seen this way __" She did not allow herself to be changed for anyone. Her kindness, her manners, her charisma, and her uniqueness is what attracted her fans and new audiences even today! To hear that MGM and other companies went silent for some time. MGM closed its doors for a while to mourn and remember Jean means a lot. Nowadays most film companies hear one of their stars has died and instead of mourning they go into a PR crisis = damage control. I have seen at least three of her movies and I was sad when through my research I learned she died so young. I hope she is resting in peace being among the stars.
I recently saw my first few Jean Harlow movies (Red Headed Woman, Dinner at Eight, Libeled Lady) and she immediately became one of my favorite actresses. She was absolutely radiant on screen and a genuinely amazing actress whose talent exceeded her looks.
Jean platinum was more vivid and her natural vibe made her film work more appealing, refreshing than the oversaturated over acting to classic trained. She just had that IT vibe. Forever THE BABY.
Wonderfulportrait of a beautiful and talented lady....her 'Libeled Lady' is a comedy classic and displays not only her impeccable timing but how much growth she showed from earlier roles.She managed to lead a film with Loy,Powell and Tracy!! Thanks for this share!
I always think about what it would have been if she had lived longer. Imagine her living to be 90 years old, doing 100+ films, seeing her on screen going through decades, watching her interviews, having daughters and sons growing up. It would have been amazing. Unfortunately, she was gone too soon. If I could go back in time, she would be a person I'd like to save somehow, as weird as that sounds, but I do think of it often. I discovered Jean's films about 12 years ago and I still enjoy them, just wish we had more..
You learn something new every day it seems. I'm 57 now. and today I learned that Jean Harlow was in a Laurel & Hardy film! I'd tell anyone who asked me my favourite ever Hollywood actress that it was Jean Harlow. Can't believe I have never seen that clip of her with L&H before though. lol
Scarlet fever is a disease that we forget how devastating it was to especially children. My aunt had the disease as a child in the 1930s. Fortunately she she was very mildly affected by it. Harlow death pointed out how serious the disease was to people later on in life. She was an amazing person.
@@angelwings7930 That story began making the rounds because of a best-selling book about her by Irving Shulman. The story about him beating her with his cane has much been discredited, and much of the book didn't make much or any sense. I know because I read it.
@@angelwings7930 Harlow was young and athletic and had not fallen ill yet, not an easy target. Shulman got much about Bern wrong, describing him as a nobody. Actually, he had his hand in many productions and was #3 at MGM, right after Mayer and Thalberg, which explains why Jean married this very unattractive man. In fact, when Joe Kennedy was considering setting up his own studio in LA, he wanted Bern to be head of production. The inaccuracies go on and on, and the only explanation is that Shulman knew what sold books.
That's a great question! My guess is that Jean's personal effects went to her mother but I wonder if the ring was returned to William Powell. I think it was in the highly unreliable "Harlow" by Iriving Schulman that it was mentioned that Mother Jean said she would have Jean's jewels buried with her so she could give them to Jean in Heaven. I've read several books about Jean Harlow but I don't think it was ever mentioned just what happened to the ring or other personal effects.----One thing mentioned in "Harlow" is that Jean and screenwriter Cary Wilson co-authored a novel called "Today is Tonight". That really did happen and the book was published long after Jean's death. I have a paperback copy printed in maybe the late 1960's---but haven't read it yet!
‘’Red Headed Woman’’ is borderline pornography; astonishing even today. Her character is so frank, mercenary and ruthless in using her body to reach her goals you have to wonder how Mayer allowed it, how even before the code it even got made; yet through it all there is her incandescent charm - somehow she gets away with it. She’s not filthy or depraved; just determined - a girls gotta do what a girl’s gotta do. A treat.
I’m actually related to Jean Harlow through my grandpas mothers bloodline, my moms cousin is a Mormon, and is big into Genology and my grandpa knows about it
I can't get my head around the fact that she accomplished so much, became so famous, and was just 26. That's phenomenal. Maybe I shouldn't make comparisons, but sometimes I think a younger Meg Ryan could have played her, that is, f they have ever done a film on Harlow's film career.
Thanks a lot for your wonderful channel. I think Paul Bern was murdered by his ex wife, but we'll never know the truth... Harlow, the one and only platinum blonde, lived an extraordinary and short life... If she had lived longer she would have become a great actress since she was a very good comedian.
I too think his wife murdered him she must've went ballistic when she found out her hubby married another woman & not just another woman. But a younger, sexier, sassy woman & an actress to boot I know Mrs. Bern was super jealous of Jean.
It's my understand that Paul Bern and Dorothy Millette had a common law marriage, which is really not marriage. There is only one real legal marriage, it is a unique relationship as regarded both by society and by the law, which is why it has been fought for for so long.
@A Krenwinkle I believe it is still recognized in 7 states. You need to live together for 7 years for it to count. If you move to California from a state that recognizes it they honor it here as a legal marriage. It's how Pamela Courson Morrison got legal status as Jim Morrisons widow and inherited his estate. They'd spent some time in Colorado which at the time was a common law marriage state. I don't know if that is still true. After she died then it went to his parents as next of kin.
The barrel bathing scene gave me chills - she looks exactly like Marilyn Monroe in the pool scene of "Something's Got to Give"! Everything they say about her natural sexiness and comedic talent is true. She has raw charisma and a magnetic presence, plus she's simply fun to watch. Incredible life to say the least.
While spending time in a hospital as a teenager a male nurse told me I looked like Jean Harlow. At the time I didn't know who she was he explained she had been a movie star. Year's later when I found out who she was I was so flattered by his compliment.
Jean Harlow was not only a beautiful woman, but a gifted actress. A great comedienne. Just look her in "Libeled lady " or before in the time in the scene with Marie Dressler in "Dinner at eight". A tragedy she died young because she had a great future.
I wish we had more interviews with people who knew her and got to work with her. Are there any filmed interviews with Clark Gable or William Powell where they talk about her? I haven't gotten to hear any first hand experience interviews.😞
Unfortunately there was a video where 3 of her closest people were interviewed but that whole documentary was taken down from my channel and got me striked. I might try reuploading again it after the strike ends in January.
If you can get Roslyn Russell's autobiography, Life is a Banquet, she talks about Jean Harlow. She made movies with her, liked her a lot and tried to help her. It's a very entertaining book on it's own.
TBH, and this is just my personal taste, but I don’t find her as attractive as many of her contemporaries. But she had the wit and personality that made her so magnetic.
@@sammyjo2852 Tastes are different. Women whom you consider prettier than her are considered less pretty by the ones who find Jean Harlow more beautiful than the women you like.
What a woman! Jean was a comedian at heart whose spirit has been with me since early childhood. Tell me, how can a mere child of, say, 7 years of age know anything about Hollywood's quintessential original blonde bombshell? From that ancient memory, Jean has always been an important part of my life. Amazing! Also, Jean died at approximately, if not precisely, at 11:37 a.m. Interestingly, I was born at the time of her death. Needless to say, I will take this lady to the grave and beyond with me along with Jesus whom, I hope, will introduces us.
You’re welcome! You should check out the other videos of Jean including candid footage and other documentaries to add up to the information provided here!
I can't help but think all the mental stress she suffered (never mentioned) in a very compressed amount of time took a terrible physical toll on her young body coupled with a demanding career her system permanently compromised by scarlet fever and her body was simply unable to physically fight off any serious illness, even if she had access to appropriate medication.
Great observation! I think that also contributed to it considering her poor health she had genetically. She was also drinking heavily which weakened her immune system. She was just feeling like a lost outsider who was making big money for a totalitarian state.
Clark & she had an affair? I have always read that Jean was one of the (VERY) few that Gable did not have an affair with; that they were truly just very good friends 🤷🏼♀️
AND, coincidentally, Gable was married to William Powell’s ex wife, Carol Lombard (a beautiful comedian in her own right!) at the time of Harlows passing. Powell being married & divorced from Lombard is one reason he was dragging his feet on marrying Harlow.
A wonderful actress. Among her best films were "Dinner at Eight" and even more so, "Bombshell", in which she expressed her natural warmth, sensitivity, and sense of humor. This film also had a grain of truth in how she was treated by the studio and by her dominating mother in real life. After watching these films, one feels the terrible tragedy of her early death - which was nearly unbearable for her beloved William Powell.
So sad She dies so young.. only 26 years old because of kidney failure ,imagine She could be great actress and lives long life with her boyfriend ,maybe have family ,children, today she could be treated
I spoke with someone who was at the summer camp in Michigan and Mother Jean did tend to Harlean while she had scarlet fever. I believe the woman was Virginia Wood Wornall.
Personally, I never heard of her, Way before my time & I never liked/watched TV before, But she sure put the Glam Into Glamourus WoW A Pure Beautiful Girley Girl💯
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From what I've seen in the news reports that she was very sick for a long time before she died she was doing movies then why in the world wasn't she having to see a doctor for a physical exam why didn't they find it I don't think there was any treatments but from what I heard she didn't even know how thick she was maybe they didn't do exams in those days to be insured for the movie what a shame
Jean Harlow and I are birthday twins. I’d love to see more of her work. Which film of hers should I start at? I’m inclined to start with Personal Property (1937) or Red-Headed Woman (1932), WDYT? Also what film is that at 37:14?
Those are perfect choices! Red-headed woman is my favorite of hers! the movie you asking for is Hold your man another great one! Also Bombshell and Libelled Lady are great movies! Have fun watching them!
"Hold Your Man." I would say start at the very beginning, "Double Whoopee" in which she had a bit, and attracted a lot of attention, then "The Saturday Night Kid," although it may not be available. (I've never seen it.) Find a chronology from beginning to end so you'll see how she grew as an actress, and did she ever!
Watching Jean Harlow's performances, she would certainly be chosen to play the role of Scarlett O'Hara, in the film '...Gone With the Wind'. In addition, She had already acted with Clark Gable in six films. Jean Harlow, was vibrant. A strong voice. As it should be for the character Scarlett. And she knew how to make a humor, sarcastic, like no other. She was adorable, beautiful and attractive. Jean Harlow... She Passed Away, So Young and Suddenly. (You can search) Her, in the last days of her life, her last photos. She had the book in her arms, '...Gone With the Wind'. And as I said, she would be chosen as an actress for the role of Scarlett O'Hara, she was the favorite. However, she passed away. Everything she went through, she suffered a lot with her kidney problem, without knowing it. She suffered a lot, really. However, she lived intensely, and always with a wonderful smile, on her face. Rest In Peace, Jean Harlow...!!! 🌹😞🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😞🌹
36 films in 10 years, they said. Were they feeding her drugs to do this? Did the excessive drinking and drugs lead to kidney failure? Over use of teens a d twenty somethings then spit them out appears to be the same today. Why keep your stars so unhealthy? Same with music and touring. Promotional appearance. Fame and cash cows. Yet, no quality personal relationships nor family life. Sad. Very sad indeed.
They didn't share" the same tragic fate".. Harlow died of kidney failure in her early twenties.. Monroe had severe mental problems and died by her own hand from a drug overdose.. Huge difference..
Wellll Jean Harlow is my FAVORITE actress.. when you read her story.. Paul Bern( look at that photo... theres something strange and otherworldly and creepy about him/IDK maybe its just just...???IDK? Anyway. I'm FASCINATED with Jean Harlow!!!! I also love Myrna Loy and William Powell!!!!! "The Thin Man... Omgoodnessss!!!!.,. So when MY SWEET GIRL died in '37.....(so she didn't even know about WWII...) also ...Carole Lombard. She was on a small little plane and because we(US) was on high alert, lights were turned off and the pilot ran into the mountain... Clarke Gable, William Powell, Carole Lombard, Paul Bern (look that up!!!!!... it's WEIRD!!! creepy!
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I don't see how you can make a documentary about Jean Harlow and not even mention Dinner At Eight (1933), a longtime favourite and her ultimate floozy role opposite Wallace Beery and, of course, her final scene with Marie Dressler.
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One can forget that Jean Harlow was a very young woman during her career. Her growth as an actress and star was extraordinary. While the makeup at times might seem dated, her beauty never is. Her scene with Robert Taylor is subtle and real. She deserves all the acclaim she continues to get from new fans today.
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Totally agree.
Well said and well put. I heartily concur.
Her make up isnt dated. It's the beginning of modern make up.
I love her makeup
The gowns she wore were really beautiful! 💫 Film star of the golden age. ✨️
Marilyn Monroe idolized her growing up
Yes, I remember reading that
True
Really? Why? Marilyn was much prettier.
@@HANNAHLUMERIA-it5rwMarilyn was, and is, overrated
@@paradiddle5150 ok and you are? Exactly. Yada yada yada.
A true original. An icon, a star of the first order, a woman of humor and talent. When she is on screen, I can’t take my eyes off her. Few stars have this effect. Her life was brief, but her impact as a screen pioneer continues to this day. I love her in Red Headed Woman and Dinner at Eight: fantastic timing, sassiness, and elegance.
Jean was really quite underrated as an actress, everyone talks about all this blonde bombshell image stuff but Jean had great comic timing and was very good in the few dramatic roles she got like “Wife vs Secretary”, she had a wonderful screen presence, it’s shame she died so young she hadn’t quite reached her full potential yet
I agree 100 per cent.
thank goodness YOU are here to set "everyone" straight! Wherever would Jean Harlow's legacy be without YOU to see what no one else noticed all these years?? (big eyeroll)
@@Marcel_Audubon oh shit was that sarcasm? 🙄🙄 do me a favour would YOU dear? - open a window and get some air
I never wrote my innocuous comment to ‘set everyone straight’ just to share my opinion on Jeans talent and lament her premature death, so how the hell YOU got that idea is a total mystery- it’s almost as if YOU came to this comment section looking for an argument but that would be a pretty pathetic thing to do wouldn’t it ? so….um……..well done?
thank goodness YOU are here to set ‘me’ straight! wharever (?😒) would Jean Harlow’s legacy be without YOU here to police the TH-cam comment section (big eyeroll)
@@Marcel_AudubonWTH???
@@kikik9657 reading comprehension problems, sweetie?
She was stunning. She wore beautiful clothes, had sexual charisma that leapt off the screen! So tragic she died very young.
Going to watch Red Dust today. Yesterday was Gone With The Wind, trying to see 1 old movie a day since there's absolutely nothing on tv that I'm interested in seeing. Loving the old movies, pure gold.
Very good choice!
Jean Harlow was ahead of everyone. While some companies did mould their actresses and actors to be "seen this way __" She did not allow herself to be changed for anyone. Her kindness, her manners, her charisma, and her uniqueness is what attracted her fans and new audiences even today! To hear that MGM and other companies went silent for some time. MGM closed its doors for a while to mourn and remember Jean means a lot. Nowadays most film companies hear one of their stars has died and instead of mourning they go into a PR crisis = damage control.
I have seen at least three of her movies and I was sad when through my research I learned she died so young. I hope she is resting in peace being among the stars.
Thank you for a refreshingly articulate, thoughtful, perceptive & heartwarming comment !
She was heavily exploited by the studios ...
Jean was very smart and great Actress
She was before my time but I just love all of her movies. She was just great. So horrible what happened to her. It just makes her more of a legend .
She died in 1937. She was before anybody's time watching this.
I recently saw my first few Jean Harlow movies (Red Headed Woman, Dinner at Eight, Libeled Lady) and she immediately became one of my favorite actresses. She was absolutely radiant on screen and a genuinely amazing actress whose talent exceeded her looks.
Wonderful actress, she has been sadly missed. RIP beautiful lady.
Before Marilyn Monroe it was queen jean HARLOW
A very good documentary on Jean Harlow
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Very beautiful woman! God only know what she could’ve become if she hadn’t passed so soon. RIP, Jean Harlow.
Jean platinum was more vivid and her natural vibe made her film work more appealing, refreshing than the oversaturated over acting to classic trained. She just had that IT vibe. Forever THE BABY.
SHE WAS BRILLIANT AND ORIGINAL
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A greatly underrated actress and a fantastic comedienne to boot. Of course, she lives on through her films which really should be better known.
@@brendonmcmorrow3886 , agreed !
You speak the truth, Kemo Sabe !
One of the best documentary on jean harlow
I've always thought that Harlow had that "something extra" in her expressions that many others lacked. It was a great loss when she died so young.
Wonderfulportrait of a beautiful and talented lady....her 'Libeled Lady' is a comedy classic and displays not only her impeccable timing but how much growth she showed from earlier roles.She managed to lead a film with Loy,Powell and Tracy!! Thanks for this share!
If I had a tenth of Jean harlows profound beauty I would be proud. I absolutely adore this fine lady. 🙂
She's so under rated, in my book she's a top 5 female actress of all-time.
The best, the unique, the original blonde bombshell
She was at her comedic best in “Dinner at Eight”.
I always think about what it would have been if she had lived longer. Imagine her living to be 90 years old, doing 100+ films, seeing her on screen going through decades, watching her interviews, having daughters and sons growing up. It would have been amazing. Unfortunately, she was gone too soon. If I could go back in time, she would be a person I'd like to save somehow, as weird as that sounds, but I do think of it often. I discovered Jean's films about 12 years ago and I still enjoy them, just wish we had more..
Jean Harlow timeless beauty
I agree with you.
Read also the comments under the video The magic of Jean Harlow.
Jean Harlow is my favorite starlet from that time period.
You learn something new every day it seems. I'm 57 now. and today I learned that Jean Harlow was in a Laurel & Hardy film!
I'd tell anyone who asked me my favourite ever Hollywood actress that it was Jean Harlow. Can't believe I have never seen that clip of her with L&H before though. lol
Scarlet fever is a disease that we forget how devastating it was to especially children. My aunt had the disease as a child in the 1930s. Fortunately she she was very mildly affected by it. Harlow death pointed out how serious the disease was to people later on in life. She was an amazing person.
I’m pretty sure she died as a result of damaged kidneys from a beating she received from Paul Bern. Or that was what was widely known or whatever.
@@angelwings7930 That story began making the rounds because of a best-selling book about her by Irving Shulman. The story about him beating her with his cane has much been discredited, and much of the book didn't make much or any sense. I know because I read it.
@@akrenwinkle How could it be discredited ? No one was there except the two of them. Although sure, maybe it didn’t happen.
@@angelwings7930 Harlow was young and athletic and had not fallen ill yet, not an easy target. Shulman got much about Bern wrong, describing him as a nobody. Actually, he had his hand in many productions and was #3 at MGM, right after Mayer and Thalberg, which explains why Jean married this very unattractive man. In fact, when Joe Kennedy was considering setting up his own studio in LA, he wanted Bern to be head of production. The inaccuracies go on and on, and the only explanation is that Shulman knew what sold books.
I wonder what happened to the blue sapphire ring William Powell gave to her. I love Jean Harlow’s style.
That's a great question! My guess is that Jean's personal effects went to her mother but I wonder if the ring was returned to William Powell. I think it was in the highly unreliable "Harlow" by Iriving Schulman that it was mentioned that Mother Jean said she would have Jean's jewels buried with her so she could give them to Jean in Heaven. I've read several books about Jean Harlow but I don't think it was ever mentioned just what happened to the ring or other personal effects.----One thing mentioned in "Harlow" is that Jean and screenwriter Cary Wilson co-authored a novel called "Today is Tonight". That really did happen and the book was published long after Jean's death. I have a paperback copy printed in maybe the late 1960's---but haven't read it yet!
Oh great question! I assume Momma Jean got the ring & other personal things, but who knows!
‘’Red Headed Woman’’ is borderline pornography; astonishing even today. Her character is so frank, mercenary and ruthless in using her body to reach her goals you have to wonder how Mayer allowed it, how even before the code it even got made; yet through it all there is her incandescent charm - somehow she gets away with it. She’s not filthy or depraved; just determined - a girls gotta do what a girl’s gotta do. A treat.
I’m actually related to Jean Harlow through my grandpas mothers bloodline, my moms cousin is a Mormon, and is big into Genology and my grandpa knows about it
@ wavy mac You are so fulla crap. SMH
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@@MariaConceicao-lv1ly I do it's @wavy_macofficial
I can't get my head around the fact that she accomplished so much, became so famous, and was just 26. That's phenomenal. Maybe I shouldn't make comparisons, but sometimes I think a younger Meg Ryan could have played her, that is, f they have ever done a film on Harlow's film career.
She was Gorgeous. Her voice has that sort of Lucile Ball tone.
Same generation...and Lucille's early photos reveal she was as beautiful as Jean.
Jean Harlow is my absolute favorite forever and always 💖💖
My absolutely favorite actress!
She was always my favorite
I have some. Beautiful pictures of her
Superb wonderful story of Jean harlow and you are The Best.Thank so much
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Jean was a icon.bless her💖💘
I agree 100 per cent !
Thanks a lot for your wonderful channel.
I think Paul Bern was murdered by his ex wife, but we'll never know the truth...
Harlow, the one and only platinum blonde, lived an extraordinary and short life... If she had lived longer she would have become a great actress since she was a very good comedian.
Thank you for appreciating ❤️
I too think his wife murdered him she must've went ballistic when she found out her hubby married another woman & not just another woman. But a younger, sexier, sassy woman & an actress to boot I know Mrs. Bern was super jealous of Jean.
It's my understand that Paul Bern and Dorothy Millette had a common law marriage, which is really not marriage. There is only one real legal marriage, it is a unique relationship as regarded both by society and by the law, which is why it has been fought for for so long.
@A Krenwinkle I believe it is still recognized in 7 states. You need to live together for 7 years for it to count. If you move to California from a state that recognizes it they honor it here as a legal marriage. It's how Pamela Courson Morrison got legal status as Jim Morrisons widow and inherited his estate. They'd spent some time in Colorado which at the time was a common law marriage state. I don't know if that is still true. After she died then it went to his parents as next of kin.
@A Krenwinkle No one needs to "fight" for "marriage". It's never been in any danger of disappearing. What the heck are you talking about😂
Jean was very real, accessible and quite funny. Thank you for this post.❤❤
ur welcome honey!❤️
Agree
I Love Jean Harlow RIP❤️
"Barman, you're having hallucinations, there isn't a gentleman in sight" 😂😂😂😂 she has great comedic timing
The barrel bathing scene gave me chills - she looks exactly like Marilyn Monroe in the pool scene of "Something's Got to Give"! Everything they say about her natural sexiness and comedic talent is true. She has raw charisma and a magnetic presence, plus she's simply fun to watch. Incredible life to say the least.
She was Marilyn's idol...
@@katalinabrigitte3395 yes indeed, i doubt it's a coincidence. The scene must have made an impression on Marilyn.
Harlow was the original blonde bombshell..
You mean "little tramp Norma Jean LOOKED JUST LIKE JEAN HARLOW..."
I love this because I really like Jean Harlow
Love jean Harlow love her movies watch all time on dvd
This is so wonderful!
@@JeanHarlowArchive Love channel new subscribe
I absolutely love Jean Harlow. 💗
While spending time in a hospital as a teenager a male nurse told me I looked like Jean Harlow. At the time I didn't know who she was he explained she had been a movie star. Year's later when I found out who she was I was so flattered by his compliment.
Aw that’s so lovely to hear!
Jean Harlow was not only a beautiful woman, but a gifted actress. A great comedienne. Just look her in "Libeled lady " or before in the time in the scene with Marie Dressler in "Dinner at eight". A tragedy she died young because she had a great future.
I certainly have the notion to second THAT emotion !
Awy
Awesome 😅
William Powell arranged for her tombstone to say "Our Baby".
Drenched in L'heure Bleue as I wach this again!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I wish we had more interviews with people who knew her and got to work with her. Are there any filmed interviews with Clark Gable or William Powell where they talk about her? I haven't gotten to hear any first hand experience interviews.😞
Unfortunately there was a video where 3 of her closest people were interviewed but that whole documentary was taken down from my channel and got me striked. I might try reuploading again it after the strike ends in January.
If you can get Roslyn Russell's autobiography, Life is a Banquet, she talks about Jean Harlow. She made movies with her, liked her a lot and tried to help her. It's a very entertaining book on it's own.
TBH, and this is just my personal taste, but I don’t find her as attractive as many of her contemporaries. But she had the wit and personality that made her so magnetic.
I agree. But even though I think there were others way prettier, there was just something special about her, a kind of aura.
@@sammyjo2852 Tastes are different. Women whom you consider prettier than her are considered less pretty by the ones who find Jean Harlow more beautiful than the women you like.
She waa such a good actress and very cute tragic what happened to her 😢 💔 so young only 26!
What a woman! Jean was a comedian at heart whose spirit has been with me since early childhood. Tell me, how can a mere child of, say, 7 years of age know anything about Hollywood's quintessential original blonde bombshell? From that ancient memory, Jean has always been an important part of my life. Amazing! Also, Jean died at approximately, if not precisely, at 11:37 a.m. Interestingly, I was born at the time of her death. Needless to say, I will take this lady to the grave and beyond with me along with Jesus whom, I hope, will introduces us.
God bless you
Jean Harlow had a careless attitude and a glow that made her so special. She probably developed an autoimmune problem after scarlet fever.
She died from the lye in her hair dye. Toxic materials used back then.
Sadly, there was no dialysis, much less kidney transplants back then. People with kidney failure back then were doomed. 😞
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She's a ultimate old Hollywood icon
Excellent short but sweet biography. Thanks for uploading for us to enjoy !
You’re welcome! You should check out the other videos of Jean including candid footage and other documentaries to add up to the information provided here!
@@JeanHarlowArchive Many thanks for the "heads up" about the other videos ! Greatly appreciate it ! Live...Laugh.....Love....and Be Happy !
I can't help but think all the mental stress she suffered (never mentioned) in a very compressed amount of time took a terrible physical toll on her young body coupled with a demanding career her system permanently compromised by scarlet fever and her body was simply unable to physically fight off any serious illness, even if she had access to appropriate medication.
Great observation! I think that also contributed to it considering her poor health she had genetically. She was also drinking heavily which weakened her immune system. She was just feeling like a lost outsider who was making big money for a totalitarian state.
@@JeanHarlowArchive her family didn’t help
Mixing ammonia with bleach to color her hair could have added to the woes. A dangerous combo!
I'm bringing this back into my life, I'm so frustrated with sane ol depressing lack of glamor.
She was so delightful...Mr. Clark Gable chose upon her passing, to have a blanket of gardenias made to cover her casket. They were fond friends...
They were a bit more than friends.. They were intimate friends.. 😉
You call them friends?😂 😂😂 sweet i9n0Гa₪t summer child 😂😂😂
Clark & she had an affair? I have always read that Jean was one of the (VERY) few that Gable did not have an affair with; that they were truly just very good friends 🤷🏼♀️
AND, coincidentally, Gable was married to William Powell’s ex wife, Carol Lombard (a beautiful comedian in her own right!) at the time of Harlows passing. Powell being married & divorced from Lombard is one reason he was dragging his feet on marrying Harlow.
This film was outstanding!!!!!
OK, I don't think I've seen this one! Thanks for the upload!
Ur welcome! ❤️
truly talented
Those actors are the true celebrities of Hollywood and not the skanks of today .
A wonderful actress. Among her best films were "Dinner at Eight" and even more so, "Bombshell", in which she expressed her natural warmth, sensitivity, and sense of humor. This film also had a grain of truth in how she was treated by the studio and by her dominating mother in real life. After watching these films, one feels the terrible tragedy of her early death - which was nearly unbearable for her beloved William Powell.
So sad She dies so young.. only 26 years old because of kidney failure ,imagine
She could be great actress and lives long life with her boyfriend ,maybe have family ,children, today she could be treated
Totally Fascinating !!!
I spoke with someone who was at the summer camp in Michigan and Mother Jean did tend to Harlean while she had scarlet fever. I believe the woman was Virginia Wood Wornall.
Sometimes the brightest stars only shine for a little while.
Personally, I never heard of her, Way before my time & I never liked/watched TV before, But she sure put the Glam Into Glamourus WoW A Pure Beautiful Girley Girl💯
very nice video very nice sharing 😍😍😍👍🌹
Well done. Thank you.
Good documentary.
I like the music in the beginning and the end.
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Old Hollywood long ago 🦋🦋🦋
Poor, Jean.💔🙏😢🥀🥀🥀
Jean Harlow reminds me of Sugar Kane (Marilyn Monroe’s character from some like it hot) 9:00 I can see where they got the influence from omgg.🙀
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From what I've seen in the news reports that she was very sick for a long time before she died she was doing movies then why in the world wasn't she having to see a doctor for a physical exam why didn't they find it I don't think there was any treatments but from what I heard she didn't even know how thick she was maybe they didn't do exams in those days to be insured for the movie what a shame
If I ever have a daughter I will name her Harlean Bunny
The background music is not background enough. I can't enjoy the document because i can't concentrate on those speaking.
What's missing here , is that Jean's mother tried out for film , without success . She promoted her daughter , in hopes for that success .
She supported her stage mother and no-goodnik stepfather all her life.
Don't forget M G M....young talent on a rise to stardom directed by MGM.
Jean Harlow and I are birthday twins. I’d love to see more of her work. Which film of hers should I start at? I’m inclined to start with Personal Property (1937) or Red-Headed Woman (1932), WDYT?
Also what film is that at 37:14?
Those are perfect choices! Red-headed woman is my favorite of hers! the movie you asking for is Hold your man another great one! Also Bombshell and Libelled Lady are great movies! Have fun watching them!
"Hold Your Man." I would say start at the very beginning, "Double Whoopee" in which she had a bit, and attracted a lot of attention, then "The Saturday Night Kid," although it may not be available. (I've never seen it.) Find a chronology from beginning to end so you'll see how she grew as an actress, and did she ever!
Watching Jean Harlow's performances, she would certainly be chosen to play the role of Scarlett O'Hara, in the film '...Gone With the Wind'.
In addition, She had already acted with Clark Gable in six films. Jean Harlow, was vibrant. A strong voice. As it should be for the character Scarlett.
And she knew how to make a humor, sarcastic, like no other. She was adorable, beautiful and attractive.
Jean Harlow... She Passed Away, So Young and Suddenly.
(You can search) Her, in the last days of her life, her last photos. She had the book in her arms, '...Gone With the Wind'. And as I said, she would be chosen as an actress for the role of Scarlett O'Hara, she was the favorite. However, she passed away.
Everything she went through, she suffered a lot with her kidney problem, without knowing it. She suffered a lot, really. However, she lived intensely, and always with a wonderful smile, on her face.
Rest In Peace,
Jean Harlow...!!!
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36 films in 10 years, they said.
Were they feeding her drugs to do this?
Did the excessive drinking and drugs lead to kidney failure?
Over use of teens a d twenty somethings then spit them out appears to be the same today.
Why keep your stars so unhealthy?
Same with music and touring.
Promotional appearance.
Fame and cash cows.
Yet, no quality personal relationships nor family life.
Sad.
Very sad indeed.
Unfortunately she got the fatal illness from the scarlet fever she had as a child.
@@JeanHarlowArchive kidney failure? Only if left untreated. If so, I think she would/might have passed much earlier in her life.
Oh she is the woman whom Marilyn Monroe idolized so much, sad they had they same tragic fate 🥺
They didn't share" the same tragic fate".. Harlow died of kidney failure in her early twenties.. Monroe had severe mental problems and died by her own hand from a drug overdose.. Huge difference..
Jean was the face of the 30's....Everyone emulated her "look".
Wellll Jean Harlow is my FAVORITE actress.. when you read her story.. Paul Bern( look at that photo... theres something strange and otherworldly and creepy about him/IDK maybe its just just...???IDK? Anyway. I'm FASCINATED with Jean Harlow!!!! I also love Myrna Loy and William Powell!!!!! "The Thin Man... Omgoodnessss!!!!.,. So when MY SWEET GIRL died in '37.....(so she didn't even know about WWII...) also ...Carole Lombard. She was on a small little plane and because we(US) was on high alert, lights were turned off and the pilot ran into the mountain... Clarke Gable, William Powell, Carole Lombard, Paul Bern (look that up!!!!!... it's WEIRD!!! creepy!
At 26:29 there's a leap in the story, it's a shame because I believe the part where she falls for William Powell is missing ;-(
Clorox Bleach Does Not & Will Not Bleach your Hair.
The Term Bleach is just used, as that’s what the end result looks like.
You need a specially formulated “Bleach” powder Along w/Developer being mixed in to Activate the Bleaching chemicals.
The Darker the natural color the more processes you will need (most people need to double process it at 1st then do Roots every 2-3 wks. but roots will still probably be brassy if you have very dark hair.
Harlow either had Really light mousy hair & therefore not not needed one process or did it twice EVERY couple wks &
THEN (3rd&lastly besides REALLY Great Hair serums/Products cause your Hair is now SHOT!) once hair is bleached to that of a Very pale banana…you will be needing to TONE the Hair.
Which is Platinum to White.
(Nowadays some people go almost Silver.)
ALWAYS when on screen no roots
--OLD-SCHOOL
(Also meaning you never speak of it or admit it’s fake🙄😅)
Marylin was jeans replacement but in a inspirational and sweet way
Is it not possible to find commentators who don't say "sort of" every second sentence?
I loved her soooooo gorgeousness to u baby!
She was a cute baby
I was born in...2014...
Wow you’re young! Good to see kids getting introduced to Hollywood icons!
I don't see how you can make a documentary about Jean Harlow and not even mention Dinner At Eight (1933), a longtime favourite and her ultimate floozy role opposite Wallace Beery and, of course, her final scene with Marie Dressler.