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They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Marilyn made no secret of her fondness for the legendary Jean Harlow. Seeing these hybrids however seems to shed a new light on the origins of the Marilyn Monroe persona. Monroe perfected the bedroom eyes and overall she was much more lively and upbeat than the usually somber Harlow. But footsteps are meant to be walked in and the platinum blonde was a Harlow creation. Here’s an interesting article about their remarkably similar paths in life.http://immortalmarilyn.com/marilyn-jean-harlow/