Jean Harlow

American actress known for 'Helldorado'

Jean Harlow - American actress known for 'Helldorado'
Born

March 3rd, 1911
114 years ago

Died

June 7th, 1937
88 years ago — 26 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actress emerged as a leading figure in early Hollywood cinema during the 1930s. Achieved significant recognition for performances in films, particularly in 'Hell's Angels' and 'Dinner at Eight'. Became a prominent sex symbol of the era, contributing to the popularity and growth of the comedy genre in cinema. Passed away at a young age but left a lasting legacy in the film industry through her roles and influence on subsequent actresses.

starred in 'Hell's Angels'

appeared in 'Dinner at Eight'

featured in 'Red Dust'

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