
Movie
Where to Watch Harlow (1965) in the US
- 1965
- Approved
- 2h 5m
- 5.5IMDb
Harlow is available to rent in the United States.
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What it's about
In this story, Jean Harlow (Carroll Baker) starts in the movies as set dressing, the pretty girl who is used for the glamor shots. Refusing to descend to the casting couch for work, she finds that she is soon blacklisted from the industry. But an agent named Arthur Landau (Red Buttons) sees something in Jean and begins representing her. For a long time, the jobs are scarce and consist mostly of receiving the pie in the face in low budget comedies. But Arthur's belief in Jean never wavers and when she finally graduates to featured roles, the critics say that she cannot act, but she is unforgettable. Polishing the image as the girl next door, but with some fire, she begins her climb to the top and becomes the girl every woman wants to look like and every man wants to have. But her own life is a disaster - unlike her screen life.
Cast and crew
- Director
- Gordon Douglas
- Starring
- Carroll Baker, Red Buttons, Raf Vallone
Details
- Release date
- Jun 23, 1965
- Language
- English
- Country
- United States
- Awards
- 1 nomination total
Where to Watch Harlow (1965) in the US β common questions
- Where to watch Harlow in the United States?
- Harlow is available to rent in the United States. Rent the movie on Apple TV Store (HD), Fandango at Home (HD), and Prime Video (HD).
- Can I stream Harlow or do I have to rent it in the United States?
- Rent the movie on Apple TV Store (HD), Fandango at Home (HD), and Prime Video (HD).
- Can I watch Harlow for free in the United States?
- We have not confirmed a free option for Harlow in the United States.
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