Were you a fan of the classic blonde bombshell from early Hollywood? Amazing talents like Jayne Mansfield, Marilyn Monroe, and Hedy Lamarr transformed the world of cinema with their combination of looks, allure, and on-screen presence.
▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - Jayne Mansfield 03:08 - Marilyn Monroe 05:34 - Hedy Lamarr 07:28 - Judy Holliday 08:40 - Outro
They redefined what it was to be a sexy woman on camera and in the increasingly glitzy world of Hollywood. And as such, the public perception of them often matched the types of characters they played on stage. The ‘ditzy blonde’ became an archetype, thanks to these gorgeous and (seemingly) simple actresses. However, what most people don’t know is that for some of these women, it was all an act. Sure, they were able to effortlessly exude charm, grace, and beauty on camera, but hidden from audiences were their incredible intellects.
In this video, we’re taking a look at a few of the legendary bombshells from early Hollywood, and how their genius IQs were hidden by the public perception of them being ‘dumb,’ strictly because of the roles they played in movies. Although to be fair, their marketing and publicity move often doubled down on this persona, which helped them advance their careers even further. But these women, notably Jayne Mansfield, Marilyn Monroe, Hedy Lamarr, and Judy Holliday, were the furthest things from dumb. They were all brilliant and with incredibly high IQs.
Some wrote poetry, some were masters of marketing, and one even invented a communication system that led to the development of WiFi technology 60 years later! All in all, these brilliant women were at the top of their game in Hollywood, and could intellectually run circles around their contemporaries. So check out this video, as Facts Verse presents: Old Hollywood Bombshells Who Hid Their Genius IQ Levels!
Old Hollywood Bombshells Who Hid Their Genius IQ Levels
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