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7. He Couldn’t Cry. By the time Paul Levy changed his name to the Hollywood-friendly Paul Bern, he’d already pretty much given up on acting. Even with all his family misery to draw from, Bern couldn’t squeeze the tears out to make it work as an actor. He did, however, know that he wanted to work in show business.
18. Feb. 2017 · Paul Bern was born in Germany in 1889 as Paul Levy. He left school at just 14 but has been described as being one of the most brilliant minds in Hollywood. Some even call him a genius. After leaving school, Bern made his way to New York where he worked as a stage actor before transitioning to work for a film company in Toronto, Canada. In 1926 ...
3. Jan. 2017 · On September 5, 1932, less than 10 weeks after the wedding, Bern’s nude body was found by his butler in Bern’s and Harlow’s Beverly Hills home. A .38-caliber revolver, which had driven a bullet into Bern’s head, lay on the floor next to him.
Paul Bern is undoubtedly more famous today for being found shot to death in his bathroom barely 2 months after his marriage to proto-sex symbol Jean Harlow in 1932. Born in Hamburg, Germany as Paul Levy, he came to the United States with his family as a child. His mother died by drowning in the fall of 1920, as documented in her death certificate,...
9. Jan. 2024 · There is no proof of what happened to Apostle Paul’s body after his death. Yet, based on Albert Barnes’ writing, two possible scenarios happened. First, Lucina, a noblewoman, buried his body on her land beside the Ostian Road. Second, his body was taken to the catacombs below the city along with Apostle Peter’s body.
30. Aug. 2022 · Bern's IMDb states that he was a film producer, director, and screenwriter. Nevertheless, his accomplishments in early cinema are overshadowed by his mysterious death. On September 5, 1932, Bern was found dead in the couple's Beverly Home from a gunshot wound to the head. He left a note for Harlow that read, "Dearest Dear, Unfortuately [sic ...
13. Sept. 2023 · 1. One seemingly obvious fact is that Paul did die, unlike the prophet Elijah or patriarch Enoch, who were brought up to heaven. 2. We can also safely assume that no matter what kind of death Paul faced, he was prepared to meet his fate. He wrote in Philippians 1:21-24: “For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain.
