Jean Harlow Bombshell 1933 Saguaro National Monument Tucson Arizona Duo-tone 2008 by David Lee Guss

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Jean Harlow Bombshell 1933 Saguaro National Monument Tucson Arizona Duo-tone 2008

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David Lee Guss

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"I was not a born actress. No one knows it better than I. If I had any latent talent, I have had to work hard, listen carefully, do things over and over and then over again in order to bring it out."

"Men like me because I don't wear a brassiere. Women like me because I don't look like a girl who would steal a husband. At least not for long."

[Of her final performance in Saratoga (1937), critic Graham Greene wrote "Her technique was the gangster's technique - she toted a breast like a man totes a gun."

[on Hell's Angels (1930)] "When I was making a personal appearance, I'd always sneak in the back of the house to watch the zeppelin airplane attack. I never failed to get a tremendous thrill out of it. I probably saw that scene hundreds of times." Jean Harlow, 1911-1937

{This is the only film Harlow made on location. All her other movies were made in Los Angeles on studio sound stages or backlots}

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