He met and fell in love with a young 20 year old actress, Sharon Tate.
One man who didn’t believe in jinxes bought the place in 1963, a popular hair dresser to the stars, Jay Sebring. Two other people died there, drowning in the swimming pool. Some claim that the mansion was jinxed because of Bern’s suicide. They had a stormy marriage, which ended when Bern shot himself in the head. The mansion was owned for a short time in the late ’20s and early ’30s, by Jean Harlow and her husband, MGM producer, Paul Bern.
A grand wooden staircase connects the first and second floors. This house is a two story, Bavarian-style mansion with unique gutter spouts, which are life-sized, wooden carvings of various silent screen stars, such as Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, and Rudolph Valentino. Jean Harlow’s creepy, restless ex-husband still startles The entity of Jean Harlow tried to save a life.
0 kommentar(er)
