If anyone visits Marilyn and Joe DiMaggio's previous home in Beverly Hills, the one in which they lived from Jan. '54 - Oct '54, the house on the left of it is where Jean Harlow passed away. Jean's crypt is in Forest Lawn Glendale, CA. and it is stunning. The whole hallway to it is a who's who of the '20s and '30s era. Norma Shearer and her director hubby are buried to the right of Jean and her mom's crypt. It's all marble and the words "Our Baby" in gold lettering is still there and can be read, although it is fading as the years go by. Marie Dressler is also buried in the hallway on the right side. She was in DINNER AT EIGHT with Jean.
This has always been the best and most definitive documentary on Jean Harlow's life. I remember watching it, when it was originally broadcast on the TNT cable channnel in 1993.
But this is only 30 minutes when the one on TCM was an hour. I'm going to record it and upload it but Google has been attacking my accounts so I don't know how long it will stay on my channel.
@@PleaseEvolveit’s listed as being 47 minutes. The other 13 minutes of the hour block would be TCM shorts, commercials (ie the TCM Wine Club). But this definitely cuts off before the end.
So many talented people seemed to have died young, including actors and musicians and even artists, that era, the twenties and thirties were special, the music, films, dances , fashions, seemed so classy and I suppose Hollywood was in its heyday , before television and computers , the stars of Hollywood were the complete idols of millions, Harlow was magnificent , an original and a legend .
It’s when there were actual real movie stars. They were bigger than life. We don’t have movie stars anymore. The movie star is dead. We have a few holdovers like Tom Cruise or Meryl Streep but that’s it. There was a real mystique to movie stars that’s lacking. Now we can know every tiny detail of a actor or singer right down to what they ate for breakfast. They’re no longer special and with the advent of the influencer, you don’t even have to be talented.
Long time Harlow fan here. When I first encountered "the Baby" on 80s late night TV, in Public Enemy I thought she was just awful-----the worst possible actress and that nasal voice ! Then I saw her in Dinner at Eight and fell love forever more ! It took me time to understand her persona, and her development as a actress in 3 short years ! Cant get enough of Red Dust and the outrageous Red Headed Woman, one of the great comedic performances on film !
Sharon Stone looks stunning she has the look of a past Hollywood starlet herself Jean was one gal I would've loved to hang out with. I wonder if the Redheaded Woman is still at Buckingham Palace?
For such a short life, she certainly lived more fully than most people double or triple her age. Her MGM movies are by far superior to her earlier work. MGM knew what they were doing when they made a star. She was already a star but they just added that undeniable MGM magic.
Not sure what's happened since the comments about this being the full documentary but it isn't. The ending is cut off, it stops just after she's taken to the hospital... Thank you for most of it though!
Fortunately I've seen all of her starring movies while I was still getting Turner Classic Movies in my cable package and I have many of them on tape or transferred to DVD or recorded on DVD. It's very sad Jean Harlow died so young and was really just starting what would have been at least 10 more years of movies I would think because actresses as popular as her usually did well until they got around 40 years old.
My god those eye brows,😰😱but had to say that was her last movie 🎥 saratoga 1937 at the age of 36,were all the studios closed for an hour saying baby is gone ,rest in peace jean amen 😘💗🌹💗✌️
I definitely love THAT Hollywood for its Women. Men, with the exception of Cary Grant, Gable, Jimmy Stewart and somehow Tracy, looked awful and was absolutely dull as the characters. But those women. Ah, what a glamour, what a temper…even though we all know how hard it was to be a woman in those days (it really IS easier now) and what sacrifices they had to make…now we look at them, we know them, we love them and we salute their bravery, their courage, their talent and their beauty. Either those who survived that beautiful (on the facade) times and those who were broken by the cruel and violent Hollywood machine at its “Golden Age”
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There is no physical evidence of that, but it is speculated that Dorothy Malette, Paul's wife, did it and then committed suicide the day after by jumping into the Sacramento River. Jean paid for her funeral. That is a fact.
Most of them seem like willing victims, to me. If you have no self control to start with, it turns into a nightmare pretty quickly. Jean seems to have been deeply in the grip of alcohol, which hurried her downward spiral. She left us with some good comedies, and a lot to think about. That should be enough.
Jean was raised in her mother’s delusional bubble. Harlow didn’t have anyone else and that was her only defence against others because men abused her for her sex you know too and she never thought to what extent her career would go since she never looked at herself as someone sexy and that pretty. She had low self-esteem and never had a father, always moving to different schools until she dropped out to marry at 16 and then divorce because her mother wanted her to go into movies and was manipulating her in very toxic ways. Those things were new at the time with cinema and she never realized her good will to fulfil her mother’s dream out of gratitude would become such a trap that she wouldn’t be able to escape. Also even if she didn’t enter the pictures she would’ve died due to her fatal at that time illness. She was just way too young and naive teenager that needed proper for her age guidance so she could become a strong adult but she was never lucky in her life i suppose.
One can only imagine what Miss Harlows mortal remains must now look like in her coffin in our times ?. A dusty skeleton clad in a white silk evening gown with a platinum mink stole around her shoulders . Utterly fascinating 😜
The clip bait photo has to have been photoshopped or retouched in some way. Both Harlow and her mother have skinniest eyebrows ever! I know they thin in real life, but in this photo, they are so long and narrow, that they looked very bizarre!
@@stephaniejoles4043 Hmm... I know the studio finessed Harlow's look..... why would they do that for mother? And their eyebrows look exactly the same. It photo looks retouched to me.
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If anyone visits Marilyn and Joe DiMaggio's previous home in Beverly Hills, the one in which they lived from Jan. '54 - Oct '54, the house on the left of it is where Jean Harlow passed away. Jean's crypt is in Forest Lawn Glendale, CA. and it is stunning. The whole hallway to it is a who's who of the '20s and '30s era. Norma Shearer and her director hubby are buried to the right of Jean and her mom's crypt. It's all marble and the words "Our Baby" in gold lettering is still there and can be read, although it is fading as the years go by. Marie Dressler is also buried in the hallway on the right side. She was in DINNER AT EIGHT with Jean.
I've been to Marie dresslers crypt and took her flowers
That was so interesting to know
Didn't she pass away at Good Samaritan?
This has always been the best and most definitive documentary on Jean Harlow's life. I remember watching it, when it was originally broadcast on the TNT cable channnel in 1993.
me too! I miss the old TNT 88-93
But this is only 30 minutes when the one on TCM was an hour. I'm going to record it and upload it but Google has been attacking my accounts so I don't know how long it will stay on my channel.
@@PleaseEvolveit’s listed as being 47 minutes. The other 13 minutes of the hour block would be TCM shorts, commercials (ie the TCM Wine Club).
But this definitely cuts off before the end.
Jean Harlow, Marlene Dietrich and Clara Bow are my favorites from Old Hollywood!
Sharron Stone : perfect for this documentary. Poor Harlow...burned at every vector. 🦖☄
She wore some stunning clothes! I loved that gown in “Reckless”!
I never found her to be beautiful. She was just...cute. But she seemed like a sweet person. Such a terrible and tragic loss.
Tastes are different: women you consider beautiful for others are only cute or even ugly.
Finally a full version of this documentary! Love this
It's on the DVD and Blu-ray of DINNER AT EIGHT.
So many talented people seemed to have died young, including actors and musicians and even artists, that era, the twenties and thirties were special, the music, films, dances , fashions, seemed so classy and I suppose Hollywood was in its heyday , before television and computers , the stars of Hollywood were the complete idols of millions, Harlow was magnificent , an original and a legend .
It’s when there were actual real movie stars. They were bigger than life. We don’t have movie stars anymore. The movie star is dead. We have a few holdovers like Tom Cruise or Meryl Streep but that’s it. There was a real mystique to movie stars that’s lacking. Now we can know every tiny detail of a actor or singer right down to what they ate for breakfast. They’re no longer special and with the advent of the influencer, you don’t even have to be talented.
@@Garbeaux.😢true❤
I love superb Harlow: The Blonde Bombshell and you are the best. Thank you very much
Thank you for watching my dear! ❤️
Long time Harlow fan here. When I first encountered "the Baby" on 80s late night TV, in Public Enemy I thought she was just awful-----the worst possible actress and that nasal voice ! Then I saw her in Dinner at Eight and fell love forever more ! It took me time to understand her persona, and her development as a actress in 3 short years ! Cant get enough of Red Dust and the outrageous Red Headed Woman, one of the great comedic performances on film !
From a lousy actress to an accomplished comedienne: and uniquely beautiful: nobody looked like Jean
I remember seri g this when it first came out. I'm getting old but still love Harlow
LOVE this....and LOVE Sharon's look!!
When I buy tcm greatest films collection of her i was so amazing of this beautiful woman ever was
Jean Harlow Forever!😷😍😊👍👏🌹
One of the true Queens of MGM Studios. But this was"Blonde."!!😍😍
“The Baby” will live forever!
Sharon Stone looks stunning she has the look of a past Hollywood starlet herself Jean was one gal I would've loved to hang out with. I wonder if the Redheaded Woman is still at Buckingham Palace?
No. Sharon stone doth appear as rather false.
SHE WAS A SPECTACULAR FROM DAY ONE !
🥰
For such a short life, she certainly lived more fully than most people double or triple her age. Her
MGM movies are by far superior to her earlier work. MGM knew what they were doing when they made a star. She was already a star but they just added that undeniable MGM magic.
WE LOVE, LOVE JEAN HARLOW.
Marilyn loved her too. So much that she inspired her screen persona on her.
@@rafalegre1684 Agreed, but Betty Grable also inspired Marilyn once Jean had passed in '37.
Tomorrow rare outtakes of jean harlow singing in reckless 1935 are coming!!!
Superb
🤍Jean, our eternal blonde bombshell🤍
Actually the blond bombshell was Mae West & no dare call her a tramp or a floozy.
@@catspaw3092 I know it old but Mae West was discovered in 1940 films. She had many, many stages performance. However Jean Harlow was first in 1920''s
@@sophiawilson8696 She was a hit in the 1920s & early1930s.
Not sure what's happened since the comments about this being the full documentary but it isn't. The ending is cut off, it stops just after she's taken to the hospital... Thank you for most of it though!
Thank you❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Fortunately I've seen all of her starring movies while I was still getting Turner Classic Movies in my cable package and I have many of them on tape or transferred to DVD or recorded on DVD. It's very sad Jean Harlow died so young and was really just starting what would have been at least 10 more years of movies I would think because actresses as popular as her usually did well until they got around 40 years old.
Sharon Stone is excellent as narrator for this poignant yet precise piece on Harlow. Love this💋🎥
My god those eye brows,😰😱but had to say that was her last movie 🎥 saratoga 1937 at the age of 36,were all the studios closed for an hour saying baby is gone ,rest in peace jean amen 😘💗🌹💗✌️
She was 26 when she passed away not 36…
You might be mislead, Marilyn was 36 when she passed.
Those eyebrows was the style back then
I believe she was 26?
Jean Harlow forever
❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Sharon Stone looks great!
I have this Dvd love it
I definitely love THAT Hollywood for its Women. Men, with the exception of Cary Grant, Gable, Jimmy Stewart and somehow Tracy, looked awful and was absolutely dull as the characters. But those women. Ah, what a glamour, what a temper…even though we all know how hard it was to be a woman in those days (it really IS easier now) and what sacrifices they had to make…now we look at them, we know them, we love them and we salute their bravery, their courage, their talent and their beauty. Either those who survived that beautiful (on the facade) times and those who were broken by the cruel and violent Hollywood machine at its “Golden Age”
Check out Jean Harlow Archive at PATREON so you can get a new Jean Harlow movie COLORIZED every month and more exclusive content for real Classic Hollywood fans! - www.patreon.com/jeanharlowarchive This time it's Bombshell! Sign up now!
It's horrible with parents do their kids but luckily nowadays the law on their side
Supreme,❤
To my sweet Jean lf you need my help l will be alway the for you love jimi
I love them Both
The only thing that ruins this docu is that awful cheesy singing. Otherwise it’s perfect! Rip Jean ❤️
Sharon Stone ruined this documentary for me.. There is something unsettling about Sharon Stone..
37:35 She seems to fancy herself a modern-day Harlow. Born to be kissed indeed.
I do rather agree.
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Harlow made Hollywood 🫦
Джин Харлоу и Кларк Гейбл были созданы друг для друга.
Bern did not kill himself...he was murdered...
There is no physical evidence of that, but it is speculated that Dorothy Malette, Paul's wife, did it and then committed suicide the day after by jumping into the Sacramento River. Jean paid for her funeral. That is a fact.
This is such a contrast to a 2014 documentary. Jean's divorce from first husband was due to her getting a abortion.
That's a good one! I like it quite a bit. This one here, was in 1993.
we now know that Paul Burn did not commiit suicide. they concocted that story to make folks sorry for her.
According to other sources, the reasons for his suicide were completely different. Damage control indeed.
This is nice but where is the other 30 minutes? This was an hour long.
The original one was 47 minutes and this one is shorter due to copyright
Jean Harlow Footage Collection! - th-cam.com/video/XfOdzCOp-dM/w-d-xo.html
This is on the DVD and Blu-ray of DINNER AT EIGHT. It's a good one, but there is a few things not in this one that are in the A&E one toward the end.
This would have been so much better without Sharon Stone. A nice actress would have been better.
I do rather agree.
They were some eyebrows.
Most of them seem like willing victims, to me. If you have no self control to start with, it turns into a nightmare pretty quickly. Jean seems to have been deeply in the grip of alcohol, which hurried her downward spiral. She left us with some good comedies, and a lot to think about. That should be enough.
Jean was raised in her mother’s delusional bubble. Harlow didn’t have anyone else and that was her only defence against others because men abused her for her sex you know too and she never thought to what extent her career would go since she never looked at herself as someone sexy and that pretty. She had low self-esteem and never had a father, always moving to different schools until she dropped out to marry at 16 and then divorce because her mother wanted her to go into movies and was manipulating her in very toxic ways. Those things were new at the time with cinema and she never realized her good will to fulfil her mother’s dream out of gratitude would become such a trap that she wouldn’t be able to escape. Also even if she didn’t enter the pictures she would’ve died due to her fatal at that time illness. She was just way too young and naive teenager that needed proper for her age guidance so she could become a strong adult but she was never lucky in her life i suppose.
The most off-putting sharon stone showcased at here. Rather.
The voice of sharon stone is not particularly appealing - the voice is not feminine and is merely rather husky and doth appear manipulated.
En español no?
i'm sorry i could barely find it in English so unfortunately i don't have it in your language.
Those were some eyebrows
One can only imagine what Miss Harlows mortal remains must now look like in her coffin in our times ?. A dusty skeleton clad in a white silk evening gown with a platinum mink stole around her shoulders . Utterly fascinating 😜
It was a pink dress
What a weird comment. What are you getting at?
You're so right. Death is the great leveler. Everything turns to dust. Absolutely everything.
@@sarahholland2600right a straight up weirdo
32:12-32:22 Lol Disney anyone?
The clip bait photo has to have been photoshopped or retouched in some way. Both Harlow and her mother have skinniest eyebrows ever! I know they thin in real life, but in this photo, they are so long and narrow, that they looked very bizarre!
The studio gave Harlow a makeover and thinned her eyebrows 🫣
@@stephaniejoles4043
Hmm... I know the studio finessed Harlow's look..... why would they do that for mother? And their eyebrows look exactly the same.
It photo looks retouched to me.
anything goes song awful singing.
REST IN PEACE JEAN GODBLESS YOUR SOUL.
Marilyn Monroe was the prettiest
Marilyn was surely beautiful but not more than Jean for my taste.
SHARON STONE WAS PRETTY AS WELL.
JEAN LOOKS JUST LIKE HER MOTHER'S TWIN.
You take Jean and Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield and Anna Nicole Smith these women were all curse.
Not really, they all had their own issues and died in different ways. Jayne was a complete car accident. She wasn't even driving the car she died in.