Hollywood Mysteries #33 - Carole Lombard, 'The Profane Angel'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Carole Lombard's life was cut dramatically short, but her legacy and the theories about her passing have endured across the decades. In this video, we look at every detail of her exciting and tragic life.
*Erratum: 'In 1931, after their two pictures together, Lombard had fallen in love with and married her co-star William Powell, who was Paramount's top actor at the time.' We meant 'moved in with' and not married (they never married and we went into detail about their complex relationship in our William Powell video, linked here. Sorry for the slip!) • Hollywood Mysteries #8...
Donna Reed (who chose the opposite course of action to Carole Lombard when requested to give up her seat on a plane for army personnel) • Hollywood Mysteries #2...
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What's the truth about the fate of Carole Lombard? Terrible accident or sinister forces at work against her? Let us know your theory.
You have a wonderful voice for narration, I enjoyed this immensely 🤗
Thank you so much!
A one of a kind actress, beautiful lady. RIP❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love her responses towards men that would take advantage of her.
Right!
Nothin worst for that type of guy than to see a live d- pic on a attractive woman.😂.❤
Thank you for this video. Carole is my favourite actress. I was born on her birthday, albeit over 60 years later.
William Powell was never married to Jean Harlow.
I enjoy these documentaries very much. I have always been a fan of Lombards and interested in her life. Maybe because she was so captivating in pictures and I appreciate the research and details you give about her. That was the first time I ever heard about the plane being shot down.
"One inch shorter, and Clark would be the known as the QUEEN of Hollywood!"~Carole Lombard😅
What are you talking about he was 6feet 1
@@johnathandaviddunster38 Oh honey🤣
The problem I had with comment is her tripping so hard over his so called infidelity being if he didn't satisfy u sexually why were u tripping so hard
@@tratneyIn my opinion, a partner not measuring up (read that any way you like) is tolerable and not an issue to mention until they run around on you; then, spilling the beans is fair game. 😋
@@hgrunenwald why did she have to tolerate him if it was such a problem with him still doing his thing and to be honest if uou go around telling people my lackings like that it would cause me to question myself causing me the need to be affirmed I also look at it as emotional abuse with u constanting telling me my shortcomings with u again continuing to be bothered
Another great video ,tragic end to a short life ❤
While Jean Harlow and William Powell were engaged, they never married before her untimely death at 26. I love old Hollywood and am really enjoying your series.
Excellent work, as always! I had earlier posted that Carole had received the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her bond work, and added the link (not mine) where I had found the info... it looks as if it has been deleted... i apologize if it is against your policy to post such links...I really enjoy all of your videos...
Hi, thank you, we would have been happy to receive it but I think it goes against TH-cam policy to post links so we didn't even see the comment. Feel free to send it to us on Patreon or by email!
@@HollywoodMysteries Thanks... yes, I didn't know TH-cam's policy...in any case, your work is always superb! The sad life and death of Carole Landis is another poignant tragedy from Hollywood's past...
Lombard knew exactly who she was. I think a lot of her real personality shone through in her comedies. She didn't care what Hollywood thought of her outside the studio. She walked past Joan Crawford &
Powell and Harlow never married.
An outstanding lady.
Glaring omission of my favorite Lombard film, RKO's "In Name Only" 1939 with Cary Grant and Kay Francis.
Loved the stories about her standing up to the men who tried to harass her go girl xx
I ALWAYS LIKED Carole Lombard!!!! But with her "Religious Background," I always thought it rather surprising that she would date a "MARRIED MAN"!!!! Her life was ANYTHING BUT BORING, that's for sure!!!! And there are those that would say that because of Gable's "ADULTERY," he was punished, not sure. Thank-You for taking us along on your IN- DEPTH Journey into Carole Lombard's life!!!!
The mountain ⛰ Potosi where her plane crashed.( just outside of Las Vegas) You can still find hundreds of pieces from her airplane ✈ the whole mountain is Haunted. There's a bar up on the mountain has a Haunted ladies room that her ghost 👻 appears jn the mirror!
I never knew that.
@@cocoaorange1 If you ever come to Las Vegas we can take a ride up there. But when you get there you will feel the environment and something in the air!
A bar on the mountain???
@@_HimToo Pioneer Saloon
Really? Wow.
Aloha! Thanks... These take my mind off how crappy the world really is. The make believe bad stuff is way better!
Glad it helps out!
By far the best channel for Hollywood history and their stars
Thank you so much for this homage of Carole Lombard, I adore her very much. You are making a remarkable job! Thank you for your hard work.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Her generosity is found with Jack Barrymore. He's actually the one that worked with her during "Twentieth Century" to bring out her over the top performance, which works because Barrymore just as over the top. It was Lombard that insisted on the washed-up Barrymore for 1937's "True Confession". I always heard that Fredric March story was associated with George Raft. lol
At around 15.49 , I believe the picture is Loretta Young, not Carole.
She sounds like someone I would have liked to know.
Please bio Ruth Chatterton, Claire Dodd, Miriam Hopkins, George Raft, Gene Raymond to name a few
It's nice to say she wasn't a Hollywood stereotype, but her last actions were to basically force her companions to take a very long flight that they were very against taking for various reasons, including being actually *frightened* & sure that something bad would happen if they did take it, then she refused to give up their seats to actual soldiers. Pretty typical diva kinda stuff if we're being honest 🤷🏻♀️ Also, if there's a hand of god, it seems like that hand reached out to warn her in every way!!!
LOMBARD STREET - a main SF throughfare heading out toward the GGB and points N still respects Her major input in creating a heterosexual female identification pattern / role model 4 the Depression era ..teenyboppers to identify with - I'm sure ...and despite alI the degeneration going on in the region - in spirit and in societal decay. Bet the Noir City festival has "its spoon in the soup" ...
Here today, gone tomorrow - phrase should be explicitly & exclusively be dedicated to Her - if to any sudden death celeb case of the distant past. The inferred conspiracy sounds unlikely, but ..."Heaven knows, Mr Allison .." The world is a dangerous turf and life can be an accident itself ..
The female voice is mostly not understandable….. a wrong choice for documentaries