Harlow (1965)

In the dazzling yet ruthless world of 1930s Hollywood, a radiant diamond emerges from the rough - Jean Harlow, portrayed with magnetic charm by Carroll Baker. Initially seen as nothing more than a decorative piece for the glamor shots, Harlow staunchly resists the degrading casting couch culture, a stance that lands her on the industry's blacklist. Amidst this bleak landscape, one agent, Arthur Landau (Red Buttons), glimpses the spark within Harlow that the rest of Hollywood seems blind to. The road to stardom is not paved with gold for Harlow. Instead, it's filled with low-budget comedies where her primary role is to be the recipient of slapstick humor. Despite the scarcity of substantial roles, Landau's faith in Harlow's potential remains unwavering. When she finally breaks through to featured parts, the critics are quick to dismiss her acting skills, yet they cannot deny her unforgettable presence. Gradually, Harlow begins to redefine herself, shedding the girl-next-door image for one that is laced with an irresistible fire. She ascends the Hollywood ladder, transforming into the platinum blonde bombshell every woman aspires to emulate and every man desires to possess. However, the line between her screen life and her personal life blurs, and she finds herself living a dichotomous existence. As Harlow's star rises in the reckless Hollywood sky, her own life spirals into a chaotic storm, a stark contrast to her glamorous on-screen persona. "Harlow" is a riveting adaptation of the best-selling novel, offering a penetrating examination of the hardships, triumphs, and tragedies of a woman who dared to challenge the status quo, forever cementing her place in Hollywood's pantheon.

Harlow is a drama movie featuring Carroll Baker.

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