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Jean Harlow

Birthday:: Mar 3, 1911
Birthplace:: Not Available
Bio:: Jean Harlow, with her soft come-hither body, platinum blonde hair, and keen sense of humor, is recognized as one of the most gifted and blatantly sensual stars of the 1930s. Harlow endured much pain during her 26 years. Born Harlean Carpenter in Kansas City, she was the daughter of Jean Harlow…

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Range of Movie T-meters: 78% - 100%

Number of Movies: 30

Box Office Since 2001: --

Year	Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office
2007	86%	Girl 27	Actor	--
1999		Intimate Portrait - Jean Harlow	Actor	--
1993		Hollywood Remembers - Harlow the Blonde Bombshell	Actor	--
1967		The Further Perils of Laurel and Hardy	Actor	--
1937		Saratoga	Carol Clayton	--
1937		Personal Property	Crystal Wetherby	--
1936	78%	Libeled Lady	Gladys Benton	--
1936		Wife vs. Secretary	Helen "Whitey" Wilson	--
1936		Riffraff	Actor	--
1936		Suzy	Suzy Trent	--
1935		Riff Raff	Hattie	--
1935		China Seas	China Doll (Dolly Portland)	--
1935		Reckless	Mona Leslie	--
1934		The Girl From Missouri (100 Per Cent Pure) (Born to Be Kissed)	Eadie Chapman	--
1933	89%	Bombshell (Blonde Bombshell)	Lola Burns	--
1933		Hold Your Man	Ruby Adams	--
1933	100%	Dinner at Eight	Kitty Packard	--
1932		The Beast of the City	Daisy Stevens	--
1932	100%	Red Dust	Vantine	--
1932		Red-Headed Woman	Actor	--
1931	100%	The Public Enemy	Gwen Allen	--
1931		Goldie	Goldie	--
1931	100%	City Lights	Guest	--
1931		Iron Man	Actor	--
1931	100%	Platinum Blonde	Anne Schuyler	--
1931		The Secret Six	Anne Courtland	--
1930	90%	Hell's Angels	Helen	--
1929		Double Whoopee	Swanky blonde	--
1929	100%	The Love Parade	Audience Member	--
1929		Liberty (Criminals at Large)	Woman in cab	--

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1. Helen: Would you be shocked if I put on something more comfortable?
From Hell's Angels. Submitted by Chris P (10 months ago)

1. Kitty Packard: I was reading a book the other day.
2. Carlotta Vance: Reading a book?
3. Kitty Packard: Yes. It's all about civilization or something, a nutty kind of a book. Do you know that the guy said that machinery is going to take the place of every profession?
4. Carlotta Vance: Oh, my dear, that's something you need never worry about.
From Dinner at Eight. Submitted by Chris P (10 months ago)