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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 112503" data-attributes="member: 7">In remembrance, I thought I would start a thread in dedication to three classical blondes from the 1930s: Mae West, Jean Harlow, and Marlene Dietrich.This isn&#039;t necessarily meant as a popularity poll to see whom the majority prefers, but rather as a tribute to the three ladies as individuals. Of course, comparing and contrasting them is perfectly alright. Obviously, they were all fair-haired actresses whose film roles often placed considerable emphasis on their physical attributes. Even so, each of them presented significant talent that was sometimes blurred in the mind of the critics that saw them simply as another pretty face. Likewise, all of them sizzled the screen in Pre-Code Hollywood, but that very sizzle fueled the more morally aware to start the Production Code, which took to effect in 1934. Let the conversation roll....[ATTACH=full]10566[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 112503, member: 7"] In remembrance, I thought I would start a thread in dedication to three classical blondes from the 1930s: Mae West, Jean Harlow, and Marlene Dietrich. This isn't necessarily meant as a popularity poll to see whom the majority prefers, but rather as a tribute to the three ladies as individuals. Of course, comparing and contrasting them is perfectly alright. Obviously, they were all fair-haired actresses whose film roles often placed considerable emphasis on their physical attributes. Even so, each of them presented significant talent that was sometimes blurred in the mind of the critics that saw them simply as another pretty face. Likewise, all of them sizzled the screen in Pre-Code Hollywood, but that very sizzle fueled the more morally aware to start the Production Code, which took to effect in 1934. Let the conversation roll.... [ATTACH=full]10566[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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