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Harlow, the 1965 Gordon Douglas Hollywood California sex symbol biography melodrama ("What was Harlow really like?; She was the glittering, glamorous movie queen who put Hollywood on the map!"; "She was the Platinum Blonde who became the most desired woman in the world!"; "She was the darling of first-night parties and third rate hotels!"; "She was famous for tight dresses, loose living, and quick trips to the bottom between pictures!"; "She couldn't taste life - she had to devour it!"; "She was the star who didn't know when to stop!"; "Harlow stood for only one thing - as no woman ever has - before or since!"; about Jean Harlow, the famous Hollywood movie star and sex symbol of the 1930s who died at the peak of her career in 1937) starring Carroll Baker (in the title role as Harlow), Martin Balsam ("as Harlow's Producer. He decides what pictures and what stars are going to be made - and who's making them!"), Red Buttons ("as Harlow's Agent. What did Harlow tell him that no person should ever hear?"), Michael Connors ("as Harlow's Co-star. He's made love to as many women off screen as on - and he's never given a bad performance"), Angela Lansbury ("as Harlow's Mother. She smothered Harlow with mother's love, a woman's jealousy - and a rival's hate!"), Peter Lawford ("as Harlow's Husband. What really happened on history's most notorious wedding night?"), Raf Vallone ("as Harlow's Stepfather. When he married Mama Jean, was it for herself - or for her daughter?"), and Leslie Nielsen. Bizarrely, this was one of two movies entitled Harlow released in 1965, both biographies of Jean Harlow. The other version starred Carol Lynley in the lead role.
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Important Added Info: Note that this poster has a nice artwork image of Carroll Baker dressed as Harlow, and it does not really look like Carroll Baker. Perhaps Ms. Baker complained, because an entirely different window card was prepared with a photographic image of Ms. Baker. Note that the window card was folded across the bottom of the top blank area. Because the foldline is not exactly across the center of the card, we don't want to re-fold the window card prior to mailing, because it would not fit in one of our standard mailers, and we believe that re-folding the window card would lessen its condition (we never roll window cards into a tube). If you specifically request it, we will re-fold this window card, but you will not be able to return it.

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