Red Headed Woman 1932 DVD

"Red-Headed Woman" is a pre-Code Hollywood film from 1932 directed by Jack Conway and starring Jean Harlow. The film follows the story of Lillian "Lil" Andrews, a cunning and ambitious young woman who uses her sexuality and charm to climb the social ladder.

Lil sets her sights on her wealthy and married boss, Bill Legendre Jr. (Chester Morris). She seduces him and manipulates him into leaving his wife, Irene (Leila Hyams), to marry her. However, Lil's insatiable desire for power and money leads her to continue her manipulative ways, targeting other wealthy men in her pursuit of a more luxurious lifestyle.

Despite her ruthless tactics, Lil's scheming eventually leads to her downfall. The film, known for its provocative content and sharp wit, showcases Jean Harlow's dynamic performance and offers a glimpse into the themes of desire and moral ambiguity typical of pre-Code cinema.

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