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Harlow (original title)

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Overview

User Rating:

5.6/10 545 votes »

Popularity:

Down 10% in popularity this week. See why on IMDbPro.

Director:

Gordon Douglas

Writers:

John Michael Hayes (screenplay)
Irving Shulman (based on the book by)
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Contact:

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Release Date:

8 September 1965 (France) See more »

Genre:

Biography | Drama | Romance See more »

Tagline:

Harlow stood for only one thing - as no woman ever has - before or since! See more »

Plot:

A screen adaption of the blistering best-seller which examines the story of the platinum blonde bombshell (Baker) who rose to fame in the reckless Hollywood of the 1930's. Full summary » | Add synopsis »

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Awards:

Nominated for Golden Globe. See more »

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Cast

(in credits order) (complete, awaiting verification)

	Carroll Baker	...	Jean Harlow
	Red Buttons	...	Arthur Landau
	Raf Vallone	...	Marino Bello
	Angela Lansbury	...	Mama Jean Bello
	Peter Lawford	...	Paul Bern
	Mike Connors	...	Jack Harrison (as Michael Connors)
	Martin Balsam	...	Everett Redman
	Leslie Nielsen	...	Richard Manley
	Mary Murphy	...	Sally Doane
	Hanna Hertelendy	...	Beatrice Landau (as Hanna Landy)
	Peter Hansen	...	Hansen - Assistant Director
	Kipp Hamilton	...	Marie Tanner
	Peter Leeds	...	Parker
	Bobby Vinton	...	Theme Song Singer (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Phil Arnold	...	Comic Baker (uncredited)
	Ginny Baker	...	Bit Role (uncredited)
	Jack Baker	...	Dance Director (uncredited)
	Bill Baldwin	...	Reporter (uncredited)
	Elaine Beckett	...	Bridesmaid (uncredited)
	William 'Billy' Benedict	...	Bespectacled Hero in Movie (uncredited)
	Roxane Berard	...	Secretary (uncredited)
	Larry J. Blake	...	Editor (uncredited)
	Billy Bletcher	...	Policeman (uncredited)
	Richard Boyer	...	Bit Role (uncredited)
	Joe Brooks	...	Assistant Director (uncredited)
	Rand Brooks	...	Casting Director (uncredited)
	Robert Carricart	...	Director (uncredited)
	Booth Colman	...	Minister (uncredited)
	Roger Creed	...	Keystone Kop (uncredited)
	Dennis Cross	...	Second Director - Scene 8 (uncredited)
	Billy Curtis	...	Newsboy (uncredited)
	Bing Davidson	...	Reporter (uncredited)
	Sayre Dearing	...	Photographer (uncredited)
	Robert Dornan	...	Photographer (uncredited)
	Jerry Douglas	...	Bit Role (uncredited)
	Fritz Feld	...	Fritz--Window Washer in Movie (uncredited)
	Robert Foulk	...	Marvin Silver - Producer (uncredited)
	Gee Gee Galligan	...	Bus Passenger (uncredited)
	Marina Ghane	...	Showgirl (uncredited)
	James Gonzalez	...	Assistant (uncredited)
	Joe Gray	...	Director (uncredited)
	Don Haggerty	...	Police Captain (uncredited)
	Myron Healey	...	Rex Chambers (uncredited)
	Beverly Hills	...	Bit Role (uncredited)
	Harry Holcombe	...	Doctor (uncredited)
	Susan Holloway	...	Bus Passenger (uncredited)
	Shep Houghton	...	Announcer (uncredited)
	Robert F. Hoy	...	Tim - Unit Manager (uncredited)
	Arline Hunter	...	Girl at Theater (uncredited)
	Jim Jacobs	...	Casting Director (uncredited)
	Robert Kino	...	Manley's Houseboy (uncredited)
	Harry Lauter	...	Bus Driver (uncredited)
	Louise Lawson	...	Pretty Girl (uncredited)
	Diki Lerner	...	Window Designer (uncredited)
	Jo Anne Loren	...	Pretty Girl (uncredited)
	Mike Mahoney	...	Joe - Casting Director (uncredited)
	Larry D. Mann	...	Editor (uncredited)
	Bill McLean	...	Still Photographer (uncredited)
	William H. O'Brien	...	Party Guest (uncredited)
	Julie Parrish	...	Serena Harrison (uncredited)
	William Phipps	...	Reporter (uncredited)
	Allan Ray	...	Man at Central Casting (uncredited)
	Jack Reitzen	...	Reporter (uncredited)
	Benny Rubin	...	Director (uncredited)
	Françoise Ruggieri	...	Bridesmaid (uncredited)
	Jeffrey Sayre	...	Executive on Film Set (uncredited)
	Sandra Scott	...	Pretty Girl (uncredited)
	Dianne Simpson	...	Actress (uncredited)
	Bert Stevens	...	Man on Film Set (uncredited)
	Rikki Stevens	...	Showgirl (uncredited)
	Claude Stroud	...	Bus Passenger (uncredited)
	Lyle Sudrow	...	Dave Northcroft (uncredited)
	Hal Taggart	...	Premiere Attendee (uncredited)
	Romo Vincent	...	Pinky (uncredited)
	Guy Way	...	Assistant (uncredited)
	Guy Wilkerson	...	Comic Hunter (uncredited)
	Edy Williams	...	Mail Room Girl (uncredited)

Directed by
Gordon Douglas

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
John Michael Hayes		screenplay
Arthur Landau		based on the book by
Irving Shulman		based on the book by

Produced by
Joseph E. Levine	....	producer

Original Music by
Neal Hefti

Cinematography by
Joseph Ruttenberg		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Frank Bracht
Archie Marshek

Art Direction by
Roland Anderson
Hal Pereira

Set Decoration by
James W. Payne

Costume Design by
Edith Head

Makeup Department
Sydney Guilaroff	....	hair stylist
Nellie Manley	....	hair stylist
William Reynolds	....	makeup artist
Wally Westmore	....	makeup supervisor
Sherry Wilson	....	hair stylist

Production Management
C. Kenneth Deland	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Clifford C. Coleman	....	assistant director
David Salven	....	assistant director
Tim Zinnemann	....	assistant director

Art Department
Gene Lauritzen	....	construction coordinator
Robert McCrillis	....	props

Sound Department
Ray Cossar	....	sound recordist
Charles Grenzbach	....	sound
Stanley Jones	....	sound
Frank Regula	....	boom operator

Camera and Electrical Department
Douglas Cook	....	grip
James Knott	....	camera operator
Gene Liggett	....	assistant camera
Art Say	....	still photographer
Darrell Turnmire	....	grip
James V. King	....	camera operator (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Robert Magahay	....	costumes
Ruth Stella	....	costumes
Joan Joseff	....	costume jeweller (uncredited)

Music Department
Van Cleave	....	orchestrator (uncredited)

Other crew
Joseph E. Levine	....	presenter
Richard Mueller	....	consultant: Technicolor

Production Companies

Distributors

Paramount Pictures (1965) (USA) (theatrical)
Paramount British Pictures (1965) (UK) (theatrical)
Paramount (1965) (West Germany) (theatrical)
American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1967) (USA) (TV) (pan/scan)
CIC Video (1988) (West Germany) (VHS) (pan/scan)
Olive Films (2010) (Canada) (DVD)
Olive Films (2010) (USA) (DVD)
Paramount Pictures (198?) (USA) (VHS)

Additional Details

Also Known As:

"Harlow" - USA (original title)
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Runtime:

125 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1 See more »

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

Finland:K-16 | Sweden:15 | UK:X | West Germany:18 (f) (original rating) | West Germany:16 (re-rating)

Filming Locations:

Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA See more »

Company:

Embassy Pictures See more »

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