Red-Headed Woman (1932)

Synopsis: Frustrated by small-town life and her own lowly position on the social ladder, Lil "Red" Andrews makes a play for Bill Legendre, her boss's son. It makes not a whit of difference to her that Bill... Frustrated by small-town life and her own lowly position on the social ladder, Lil "Red" Andrews makes a play for Bill Legendre, her boss's son. It makes not a whit of difference to her that Bill already has a wife. Soon enough, it doesn't make any difference to him either... and the sexy vamp has her prey right where she wants him. This obviously advantageous match does little to improve Red's reputation with the upper crust, whose sympathies lie with Bill's jilted spouse, Irene. So Red orders her husband to move to New York City -- and throws a tantrum when he refuses. Finally, Bill agrees to let her go alone, but not without giving her a stern warning: at even the merest hint of an indiscretion, he will dump her. But it will take more than a threat to keep hot-headed, red-headed Lil in line... [More]

Starring: Jean Harlow, Chester Morris, Una Merkel, Lewis Stone

Starring: Jean Harlow, Chester Morris, Una Merkel, Lewis Stone, May Robson, Leila Hyams, Charles Boyer, Henry Stephenson, Harvey Clark

Director: Jack Conway

Director: Jack Conway
Screenwriter: Anita Loos
Producer: Paul Bern
Studio: MGM

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