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DVD
Platinum Blonde
Runtime: 89 MINS.
043 396 037 595
$ 11.95
Platinum Blonde
Runtime: 89 MINS.
043 396 037 595
$ 11.95
In the film that began her legendary career, Jean Harlow stars in this romantic comedy directed by Academy Award(r) winner Frank Capra (Best Director: It
Happened One Night, 1935; Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, 1937; You Can t Take It With You, 1939). Written to showcase her talent, looks and charm, PLATINUM
BLONDE is a glorious spoof of the newspaper business in New York City during the Depression; Ann Schuyler (Harlow), a wealthy socialite, meets reporter
"Stew" Smith (Robert Williams) and the two fall madly in love. The comedy begins as she tries to transform him from a ruffian newsman into a convincing
gentleman. "Stew," who is quick with wisecracks, is slow to realize the dangers of being a kept man. At first, he likes the idle life of the rich, but there's trouble in
paradise. Soon this "Cinderella Man" turns the social register upside down with his mocking repartee. To his rescue is Gallagher (Loretta Young), a sympathetic
friend and co-worker at the newspaper. She comforts and consolesStew and, in classic Capra style, helps him right into Harlow's own arms.
Happened One Night, 1935; Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, 1937; You Can t Take It With You, 1939). Written to showcase her talent, looks and charm, PLATINUM
BLONDE is a glorious spoof of the newspaper business in New York City during the Depression; Ann Schuyler (Harlow), a wealthy socialite, meets reporter
"Stew" Smith (Robert Williams) and the two fall madly in love. The comedy begins as she tries to transform him from a ruffian newsman into a convincing
gentleman. "Stew," who is quick with wisecracks, is slow to realize the dangers of being a kept man. At first, he likes the idle life of the rich, but there's trouble in
paradise. Soon this "Cinderella Man" turns the social register upside down with his mocking repartee. To his rescue is Gallagher (Loretta Young), a sympathetic
friend and co-worker at the newspaper. She comforts and consolesStew and, in classic Capra style, helps him right into Harlow's own arms.
Studio:
SONY PICTURES
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
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“Your hair is like a field of silver daisies,” a rhapsodic suitor tells Tinseltown megastar Lola Burns. “I’d like to run barefoot through your hair.” In her signature
comedy, Jean Harlow shimmers and smolders as Lola, whose life is a dizzy whirlpool of studio expectations, adoring fans, familial leeches and most of all, a
firecracker of a freewheeling press agent (Lee Tracy) who’d do handsprings through a minefield if it would keep Lola’s name in the tabloids. But Lola is ready to
provide a final headline herself. She’s quitting the biz. Leaving. Abandoning the sham and the glam for the pitter-patter of tiny feet. Can Hollywood – and a certain
P.R. flack – prevent it? Under the assured yet nimble direction of Victor Fleming (Red Dust), explosive laughter is in store with the comedy Bombshell.
“Your hair is like a field of silver daisies,” a rhapsodic suitor tells Tinseltown megastar Lola Burns. “I’d like to run barefoot through your hair.” In her signature
comedy, Jean Harlow shimmers and smolders as Lola, whose life is a dizzy whirlpool of studio expectations, adoring fans, familial leeches and most of all, a
firecracker of a freewheeling press agent (Lee Tracy) who’d do handsprings through a minefield if it would keep Lola’s name in the tabloids. But Lola is ready to
provide a final headline herself. She’s quitting the biz. Leaving. Abandoning the sham and the glam for the pitter-patter of tiny feet. Can Hollywood – and a certain
P.R. flack – prevent it? Under the assured yet nimble direction of Victor Fleming (Red Dust), explosive laughter is in store with the comedy Bombshell.
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Just point her in the direction of New York’s millionaires! Fresh from Missouri, plucky and ambitious Eadie Chapman (Jean Harlow) intends to bag a rich hubby
without abandoning her virtue. Just act like a lady, she tells gal pal and fellow huntress Kitty (Patsy Kelly) at a swanky soirée. “If they wanted ladies,” Kitty says,
“they’d be home with their wives.” As the girl from the “Show-Me” state, Harlow shows her comedy flair, abetted by the snappy co-scripting of her personal friend
Anita Loos and by the nimble guidance of filmmaker Jack Conway, who would direct her in Libeled Lady. Lionel Barrymore plays the big shot scheming to keep
his enamored son (Franchot Tone) away from Eadie. Good luck with that, Pops!
Just point her in the direction of New York’s millionaires! Fresh from Missouri, plucky and ambitious Eadie Chapman (Jean Harlow) intends to bag a rich hubby
without abandoning her virtue. Just act like a lady, she tells gal pal and fellow huntress Kitty (Patsy Kelly) at a swanky soirée. “If they wanted ladies,” Kitty says,
“they’d be home with their wives.” As the girl from the “Show-Me” state, Harlow shows her comedy flair, abetted by the snappy co-scripting of her personal friend
Anita Loos and by the nimble guidance of filmmaker Jack Conway, who would direct her in Libeled Lady. Lionel Barrymore plays the big shot scheming to keep
his enamored son (Franchot Tone) away from Eadie. Good luck with that, Pops!
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Color
By 1935, every movie fan in the world knew Jean Harlow as both a blonde bombshell and a delightful comedienne. To expand her range, the studio gave her a
dramatic role in Reckless – and Harlow was a hit. She plays musical star Mona Leslie, the bride of a champagne-stewed blueblood. When he blows his brains
out, Mona is suspected of his murder, igniting media frenzy. The film is also notable for its Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammerstein title tune (Harlow, whose
considerable skills didn’t extend beyond acting, was dubbed and body doubled in the musical numbers), plus a cast that includes Franchot Tone, Rosalind
Russell, and as a hotshot promoter, William Powell, who would become the last love of Harlow’s tragically short life.
By 1935, every movie fan in the world knew Jean Harlow as both a blonde bombshell and a delightful comedienne. To expand her range, the studio gave her a
dramatic role in Reckless – and Harlow was a hit. She plays musical star Mona Leslie, the bride of a champagne-stewed blueblood. When he blows his brains
out, Mona is suspected of his murder, igniting media frenzy. The film is also notable for its Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammerstein title tune (Harlow, whose
considerable skills didn’t extend beyond acting, was dubbed and body doubled in the musical numbers), plus a cast that includes Franchot Tone, Rosalind
Russell, and as a hotshot promoter, William Powell, who would become the last love of Harlow’s tragically short life.
DVD
Bombshell
(Remastered)
Runtime: 95 MINS.
UPC: 883 316 340 882
$ 18.95
Bombshell
(Remastered)
Runtime: 95 MINS.
UPC: 883 316 340 882
$ 18.95
Studio:
WARNER ARCHIVES
DVD
Girl From Missouri
Runtime: 72 MINS.
UPC: 883 316 340 844
$ 18.95
Girl From Missouri
Runtime: 72 MINS.
UPC: 883 316 340 844
$ 18.95
Studio:
WARNER ARCHIVES
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DVD
Reckless
(Remastered)
Runtime: 97 MINS.
UPC: 883 316 340 868
$ 18.95
Reckless
(Remastered)
Runtime: 97 MINS.
UPC: 883 316 340 868
$ 18.95
Studio:
WARNER ARCHIVES
DVD
Jean Harlow
Collection
Runtime: 629 MINS.
UPC: 883 316 352 625
$ 58.95
Jean Harlow
Collection
Runtime: 629 MINS.
UPC: 883 316 352 625
$ 58.95
Studio:
WARNER ARCHIVES
Color
Includes:
Girl From Missouri
Personal Property
Reckless
Riffraff
Saratoga
Suzy
Studio:
WARNER HOME VIDEO
Color
Includes:
Dinner At Eight
Libeled Lady
China Seas
Wife VS Secretary
DVD
TCM Greatest
Jean Harlow
UPC: 883 929 162 673
$ 19.95
TCM Greatest
Jean Harlow
UPC: 883 929 162 673
$ 19.95