Hughes and Harlow: Angels in Hell
Hughes and Harlow: Angels in Hell is a 1977 film by director Larry Buchanan.[1] The film is about the relationship between Howard Hughes (played by Victor Holchak) and Jean Harlow (played by Lindsay Bloom).[2]
| Hughes and Harlow: Angels in Hell | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Larry Buchanan |
| Screenplay by | Lynn Shubert Larry Buchanan |
| Produced by | Larry Buchanan |
| Starring | Victor Holchak Lindsay Bloom Royal Dano David McLean |
| Cinematography | Nickolas Josef von Sternberg |
| Edited by | Robert A. Fitzgerald |
| Music by | Jimmie Haskell |
Production company | H & H Films |
| Distributed by | PRO International Pictures |
Release date |
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Running time | 95 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Cast
- Victor Holchak as Howard Hughes
- Lindsay Bloom as Jean Harlow
- David McLean as Billy
- Charles Aidikoff as Projectionist
- James S. Appleby as Pilot
- Wally K. Berns as Announcer
- James Brodhead as Lawyer
- Don Brodie as Director
- Barry Buchanan as Pilot
- Adele Claire as Mother
- David Clover as George
- Rita Conde as Inez
- Tony Cortez as Emiliano
- Brian Cummings as Assistant Director
- John S. Curran as Chase Cop
References
- Craig, Rob (2007). The Films of Larry Buchanan: A Critical Examination. McFarland & Company. pp. 193–201. ISBN 978-0786429820.
- Hughes and Harlow: Angels in Hell at New York Times
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