"The Great Lover" Was Actually A Horrible Man

For a tragically brief time in the 1920s, Rudolph Valentino romanced the world. The “Latin Lover” was one of the biggest stars on the silver screen-and when his life was cut brutally short at the height of his fame, the fallout was legendary.
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[@angierucinski5694]

Nobody ever called Valentino "Unpleasant". On the contrary, he was known as a very pleasant and friendly person, a true gentleman.

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

Everybody who knew him liked him.

[@nunyabidness117]

The reason he left her $1 was so she could not contest the will. If he left her nothing she could argue he meant to leave something but had forgotten or overlooked it due to ill health. By leaving her $1 he indicated it was his intention to leave her nothing. And honestly..what man leaves his ex-wife anything?

[@dianeruiz0721]

How was he a horrible man? No one ever accused him of being horrible. Your title is ridiculous.

[@user-yz6pz6vx2g]

He sounds horrible to me

[@mary-katep6603]

@@user-yz6pz6vx2g ??

[@stephanieheck9786]

He was a spoiled brat but he'd never make my list of horrible humans... Just sucks.. not a serial killer or something

[@bytedrsbabe6229]

He was a spoiled brat and never grew out of it. While it may not make him totally horrible, it certainly makes him not manly.

[@sophiegeorge2816]

He acted like a spoiled brat and carried on when he grew up

[@davinasquirrel7672]

I am fairly certain that leaving $1 to someone (at least back then) was a way to stop them contesting the will, rather than leaving them nothing. Not a unique bequest.

[@snoops5581]

People still do that.

[@marirothbauer5407]

Yes, that is true you can leave them a candle stick if you wish and that is exactly what Audrey Hepburn did to Robert Walders who upon reading his life story was a gigilo. He married wealthy women who were widowed almost within a year of his 1st. wife's death he married the next wealtht woman, then went on to Audrey Hepburn then Grocho Marks widow and I think Elizabeth Montgomery he died a few years ago in his 80's no values it was his looks that won them over.

[@davinasquirrel7672]

@@marirothbauer5407 I was not aware of all that

[@Leahbumblebee872]

Yeah somone else around his time did it cant remember who guessing It was common

[@victoria2050nin]

He was taken advantage of....He also had to defend himself against ethnic slurs and false rumors about his sexuality.

[@jenniferlloyd9574]

You are correct. He came to America with almost nothing at aged eighteen. Never saw his mother again not knowing she'd die soon.

[@KealaniAlexandra]

How sad to see you ruin your reputation with this grave mistake.

[@user-dl8yo3cg6q]

This beautuful man had a good heart, at at time when children were seen and not heard, while on the movie set for "The Sheik" he stayed behind on the weekends to sing songs in Italian and French, and played games with the children, while the other adults went into town to drink dance and engage in debauchery, its easy to see his love of animals , when in alot if his photos he can be seen with his dogs, so anyone who loves children and animals IS A GOOD HEARTED PERSON. The narrator in the video is incredibly judgemental, unprofessional and dishonest focusing only on talking negatively about Valentino. Without acknowledgeing the good he did.

[@WickedFelina]

CLICK BAIT! His EX wife NOT his wife, who was a horrible person to EVERYONE, he left a dollar to? He didn't have to leave her ANYTHING! Exes usually get nothing. Ask anyone who is divorced.

[@cokonutraw8800]

This whole channel is click bait

[@adushack1982]

This comes off as a hater video because Valentino was incredibly attracted to women and insecure dudes are still salty about this. He was like so many stars of the age. I think the writers on this video are pretty biased and unfair.

[@mysilentboyfriend365]

Still has haters over 100 years later! 😂

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

He was not at all gay. That fairytale got credence through a completely debunked book, "Hollywood Babylon" by Kenneth Anger.

[@brigittebeltran6701]

@@ValleyoftheRogueThey always try to make the super stars gay.. LOL! I even saw one video accusing Elizabeth Taylor of being a lesbian!! They are so jealous it's insane!😂😂😂😂

[@Rosie-wj1le]

So what? He wasn’t married to her. So what’s the big deal of him leaving her nothing?

[@ndnaf3705]

A finer man has never walked this earth! He was so beautiful.

[@dkuhs]

He was not a horrible person . Do your research. 👎👎

[@Andreatheists-yy1oj]

There is nothing written about him being horrible. He had the guts to come to this country as a teen. He couldn’t speak English. He was naive. The early Hollywood was horrible. How on earth he made it is a miracle. Jealous American men hated him. Women adored him.

[@dkuhs]

@@Andreatheists-yy1oj Truth! 👍🌹

[@ceceliasmith8064]

Please know that Rudy wanted to BECOME an American citizen!!!! But, his countrymen back home in Italy became so frenzied and upset, that he did not go through with it!! Please do not twist truths, or, leave things out.

[@jenniferlloyd9574]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@user-hx1jf3ll8p]

See , this is why I don't what to believe sometimes. Thank you for explaining.

[@ceceliasmith8064]

I wish they would do the research; it was Rudy's friends, and the movie-making people who barred Natacha from the set, his friends became very concerned because Natacha was making what they considered to be bad choices for making a movie. Behind her back, his manager, George, and friends got a much better contract deal for him. When she found out, she said that there's no reason for me to stay here anymore. She quickly left in her car with him begging and pleading for her to stay they were outside, their neighbors heard all this yelling at each other, that's how we know this because there were neighbors who could hear all this. I might be wrong, but, if I remember correctly one of the neighbors was famous themselves, but, not 100% sure. He was devastated, he loved her, he never got over her. He even said to his close friends, one of them being George his manager, he said that he thinks she only married him to further her Hollywood career (because she was costume designer when they met.) Stop lying.

[@mayhealy5085]

Hin😊

[@hildahilpert5018]

Her real name was Winifred Hudnut and her father owned a cosmetic company, Hudnut which made perfumes and cosmetics.Do t think the company is around any more.

[@TranslunarJezebel]

​@hildahilpert5018 The company was sold, and changed hands a few times, eventually ending up in the hands of the Pfizer corporation. I don't think it is still on the market, but you can find some pretty tins and compacts online still.

[@rosiebottom3870]

He was not a horrible man! I've read lots on him and he was a sweet caring man. He was a spendthrift, immature and impulsive but had a lot of class. He loved Natacha but she cheated on him and nearly lost him his career.

[@user-yz6pz6vx2g]

I think class is the least of his qualities

[@dandavis8300]

@@user-yz6pz6vx2g --Are you an AIbot? If so, know any good jokes?

[@jenniferlloyd9574]

I read the book written by his manager, George Ullman. He and his wife dropped Rudy off at his hotel one day, whereby Rudy stood by the car talking to George for a few minutes. A crowd began to gather and gather... Rudy looked around and with an expression of complete sincerity said something to the effect of "George, I think the hotel must be on fire". lol

[@rosiebottom3870]

@@jenniferlloyd9574 ha ha, he could be funny too.

[@ceceliasmith8064]

Anyone who would care to do the research, you will come to know that it was Rudolph Valentino who thought of the academy awards. It was RUDOLPH VALENTINO'S idea, creation and, invention. HE, Rudolph Valentino, was the first presentor. His creation was stolen. The person changed the name. Changed it to The Academy Awards. It's heart- breaking Hollywood is, what, too jealous or what, to give the credit to RUDY!! Do the research--it was HIS idea, creation, invention--HE was the FIRST PRESENTOR (it was not a gold statue), IDEA was STOLEN from him!! Hollywood has NEVER GIVEN HIM THE CREDIT!!! Do the research. I'm a 73 year old 5th generation Texan, not that that's anything special, but, I love the history of the Golden Era of Hollywood. It's heartbreaking when it seems people want to relegate him to just "the latin lover", "the latin lover, "the latin lover".

[@Tempe1962]

You must have been disappointed with this video bio of him because its nothing but criticsm of him.

[@juanvillanueva5267]

Bravo! Thank you. ❤ I love VALENTINO! VALENTINO FOREVER..... ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@pb4595]

I was under the impression that Louis B. Mayer came up with the idea.

[@rivermoon6190]

Sorry but if Valentino was divorced from his last wife, why would he need to leave her a penny? There were no children so most couples after a divorce do not include their previous spouse in their wills.

[@loulouderosa8227]

And she had cheated on him.

[@jenniferlloyd9574]

Exactly! Why would any sane man or woman leave an ex anything whatsoever? Plus, her step-father was rather wealthy.

[@brendakirk3397]

What a load of codswallop, he was always thought of kindly by all who knew him,he was so handsome ,beautifully put together a good actor ,and a success in the early movie industry. He doesnt deserve your criticism, completely unfounded ,you are very disrespectful of a man still loved and adored to this day ,what a legacy

[@Andreatheists-yy1oj]

So what is your personal problem with him? Was it not enough he died? Did the huge turn out at his funeral bother you? It bothered thousands of men. Vaselinos was the name some jealous working class men gave him and Italian men in general.

[@ceceliasmith8064]

$1,250 his pay?? True! But!!! What Rudy was getting at, is that $1,250 IS "pitifully low"!!! COMPARED to what the OTHER stars WERE GETTING!!! This channel wants to leave out details in order to sensationalize in a negative way in order to get a lot of hits, it seems in my opinion.

[@christinetitus6388]

I agree that Rudolph was not a horrible person. Of course no one is perfect. But He made a good name for himself & was highly regarded by the people who knew him. I take offense when you said he was a “lowly dance teacher”. You definitely have a biased in how you are presenting this video

[@francesjohnson3045]

No one is a lowly dance teacher, that’s an insult. If that’s what your called to be hold your head high and the heck with the masses

[@starkerstuvwxyz]

say "latin lover" one more time. I dare you.

[@user-vl8qw8hp1g]

Well, Valentino WAS known as "the Latin lover."

[@floatyjam]

@@user-vl8qw8hp1gLatin languages… Rudolph was italian

[@loulouderosa8227]

Using a wonderful and kind deceased man for "clicks" I think the person who created this video is a horrible person.

[@user-hx1jf3ll8p]

Such a beautiful man. I hate that he was worrying about comments and false accusations about his sexuality. They were just jealous. He sure was fine to ME! Beautiful smile. He just stood out a little more than most of the other male Actors that were well-known at the time he came on the scene. Just being himself he became a household name handled his business on the screen. Seemed to me he didn't have to try hard.

[@reneediehl2943]

Valentino was not a horrible man I have many many books and your information on him is totally wrong! When you are going to do something like this make sure your facts are correct! For instance he wanted to become a citizen but did not live long enough and most American men did not like him because they were jealous of him and did not know how to compete with him he was from a different culture and he was under paid and was not given any control on the parts in the movies get it straight!

[@shelleymarquis2887]

Italians are also Latins, duh, Romans spoke Latin, the mother tongue of Italian, and so many others like Spanish.

[@lauraaustin1998]

So, how was he "a horrible man"?

[@ceceliasmith8064]

Also, proof that he loved her to the very end is that George got in touch with Natasha in Europe about Rudy being on his death-bed. In his book (published in the 1960s if I remember correctly)George said that she and Rudy sent each other many many telegrams. In answer to his question, Natasha (probably not wanting to lie to a man who is on his death-bed) went along with it and said yes, we will forever in eternity be soul mates. He was asking if they will always be soul mates.

[@darnagutter863]

Honestly I believe Rudy and Natasha loved each other. But she felt betrayed that he let the studio come between them. Although she should have played a more subservient role and less controlling. But she was too proud to be down played. Leaving was the only way for her to save face. Obviously he prospered more without her. But I understand the first thing she did upon his death after isolating herself for several days was called in the Mediums to communicate with him in the afterlife. If you believe in that kind of thing.

[@darnagutter863]

Natasha was not lying to Rudy if she agreed they would forever be soul mates throughout eternity. The woman loved him but she let her pride get in the way. Never let it be said that they didn't truly love each other.

[@judygarretson3255]

Needs better research.

[@user-nx5kk5ho7j]

How was he horrible ? Business is Business, he was fighting for his hunk of the American pie journalists are always talking about that we have here. 😅

[@Tempe1962]

Geez,could you be more critical of him than in this video? I gave a thumbs down for that.How did you know he was a "horrible" man-did you know him personally? He was probably no worse than any big star of today.And he isnt here to respond to this high level of criticism. Btw,why do you show a clip of Stan Laurel?

[@nreynolds75243]

Unfortunately with beauty comes more trouble. People don't see you as human. Alot of times the looks draw the wrong type of persons. Not the ones who will truly get to know you....true love.

[@anniesizemore3344]

People that knew him said he was likeable. They said he loved children and it was tragic he never had any. He babysat kids of the crews on one of his movie while the crew members went to dinner. People said he was just a simple man, that he worked hard and wanted to be a good actor. He worked hard in movies. .

[@TranslunarJezebel]

Many of your facts are wrong, for instance, his dog Kabar was not a Great Dane, but a Doberman. Perhaps you should research more before you try to disparage someone's memory.

[@lindadeal3344]

He gave it his best shot! He was a great dancer and women were always happy to see him in the movies.

[@ilanamillion8942]

And everyone still knows his name almost 100 years after his death. Not many stars of the 1920s could say that.

[@tomschmitz8884]

@@ilanamillion8942 eh....you're just old like me... lol

[@maryannemelenka9250]

He wasn’t horrible. He was human, good and bad, I don’t know if this wife but one was a lesbian. Rumours he may have been bisexual. So what! He was very handsome, I read he was a nice man all and all. Why have to bring out the worst side of movie stars I will never know. He died of an ulcer, in those days didn’t have means to treat. I saw some of his films. He was good

[@mary-katep6603]

Agreeable that these sort of videos (and other media) do nothing but fuel "cancel culture" and the people who believe in such things, as well as enrage those who know better.

[@juanvillanueva5267]

Many, many thank you's. I am enamored of VALENTINO ❤

[@sarahalbers5555]

Unsubscribing. Too many inaccuracies told in a condescending manner.

[@christineweaver3090]

I think most actors start off playing bad guys

[@TheRhNegative]

The word is tempestuous. NOT tempstiss

[@normanduke8855]

Oh, boy...what a hatchet piece. Nonetheless, Valentino still stands at the top of the Hollywood immortals: Garbo, Monroe and James Dean.

[@stevemitchell4241]

That word the narrator used in the beginning was not supposed to be temp-tuous, but tempestuous.

[@tricivenola8164]

The snide delivery sounds like sour grapes. And how is this person horrible? He was gorgeous, he had talent and charisma and acted on his emotions. No more spoiled than any movie star with millions clamoring for his attention. I notice we still care enough to watch him a century after his death. But we'll watch on a different channel.

[@jenniferlloyd9574]

I'm blocking this channel. The wart who made this video is learning that the majority like Valentino.

[@SonyaOutThere]

Rudolph Valentino, to date, April 13, 2024, has been deceased for a little under 98 years. He cannot benefit anyone in any direct way anymore and he’s definitely not a threat to anyone. In any case, this video gives me bitter, insecure average Joe vibes. Valentino’s life was a conflicted one in many ways. However, neither of his ex wives had anything negative to say about him following his passing and all who knew him, men and women, thought he was a wonderful person.

[@kingofrapture]

Tell me you know nothing about Rudolph Valentino without telling me you know nothing about Rudolph Valentino.

[@mysilentboyfriend365]

Exactly 🙌

[@francesjohnson3045]

I don’t think he was a horrible man he didn’t seem s bad to me. Self center probably certainly no worse then the average actor of this day. Spoiled at least three quarters of the children today are horribly spoiled. Leaving an ex-wife $1.00 not a good idea but not actually cruel. He was not actually a mean man just one absorbed in self just like the woman he divorced, no worse, no better.

[@annshenton119]

Stan Laurel climbed the balcony

[@poopug]

Still someone wants to make money off bad mouthing someone who can't defend them self.

[@annaw5604]

Pola Negri had his photograph on her bedtable and always said that he was the only love of her life. He broke off their engagement decades before.

[@elkementil645]

Der erste "Latin-Lover" der Filmgeschichte....und ein liebenswerter Taugenichts..❤...Aber..welch ein tragisches Ende...was ihn nichtsdestotrotz in den Hollywood-Olymp katapultiert hat❤ Sein Charisma und seine männliche Schönheit machten ihn bis heute unsterblich ❤

[@lam6572]

“tempestuous”… not “temptuous”

[@dianesantos7797]

I HATE bad pronunciation. Drives me nuts!

[@amethyst205]

He was a good man who couldn't find love

[@juanvillanueva5267]

If Valentino was horrible, blame his charm, looks, talent and lasting impression on our consciousness. Bad boy! I love you Valentino.....! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@maxlinder5262]

His Pola relationship was publicity.....His Rambova relationship ..was in question.... just my opinion 😊

[@Nursebakr]

Tempstuois?? IT has to get better or go. Tempestuous.

[@SonjaHand]

My grandmother was a fan of his until her dying breath. She thought he was wonderful. Don't tear down people who are long dead and at that time people didn't tell ...

[@maizie9454]

valentino was considered a nice guy by just about everyone. no horrible there.

[@cliftonbowers6376]

I dealt with his things later on from his niece ...

[@Swelte]

He was my favorite in The Sheik!

[@timefoolery]

My grandmother told me once how in love she and her sisters were with Valentino. After I saw The Sheikh, I understood why. What a beautiful man. A man that gorgeous can be as spoiled as he wants with me 😂

[@cydkriletich6538]

Um…in that one brief clip of “him” where he quickly jumps up on the balcony into his lover’s arms (3:40), “he” looks remarkably like a very young Stan Laurel of Laurel and Hardy. In fact, that is definitely Laurel taking a tumble at the gate at 4:08. Where do you get your clips? It seems to me that Valentino was no more narcissistic or self-centered than many other handsome men, especially those who have some sort of fame or notoriety. No devil, no saint; just another good looking young man who thinks women are his playground…and the women were likely thrilled to have him as their play date! 😊

[@rosiebottom3870]

I believe Laurel and Hardy did a spoof film of Rudy. That's definitely not Rudy in that footage.

[@Charlotte66666]

A beautiful man.

[@sandrakenney567]

I'm confused first i heard he was the sexiest man of the 1920s .then he wasn't. Please put your fax right

[@ceilconstante640]

A LOT of actors are Narscissts. His Mom helped create a Narscissts in him by making him feel so special. But decades later, the lover is immortalized as the most romantic lover in The Shiek.

[@longwhitemane]

Interesting you say that. I, too, have always believed the same thing. Back when God was a baby I helped out a friend who had a film project in UCLA film school. Even unknown actors are scary!

[@user-jp1zs8wy5n]

Sheik.

[@ceceliasmith8064]

By the way I have NOT done any research from Wikipedia or any computer. I do not even own a computer. I'm an old lady who is not up on high tech like others my age.

[@vitameatavegamin4236]

Which Script by June Mathis was rejected by Rudolph Valentino?

[@jenniferlloyd9574]

I don't think Rudy ever rejected anything by June Mathis. They were good friends.

[@mary-katep6603]

This sounds a lot like the Wikipedia entry, which is not a good website to use for research since anyone can edit pages in any way they want. At least make an effort to use genuine, credible facts that have been proven by multiple sources instead of relying on hearsay and rumours that may or may not be true.

[@clickha]

he was a TOTAL stud

[@moonlightdancer5495]

Who would be perfect to play him in a biopic

[@danielyoung5137]

There was a Ken Russel biopic with the ballet star Nureyev in the title role. Not very good film…

[@vitameatavegamin4236]

"Hughes Cocksworth"

[@dianesantos7797]

Robert Downey Jr.

[@hollys2081]

He wasn’t Latin but Italian 😂😂😂

[@Ferret8185]

Thanks, I caught this too

[@MosaicRose99]

True and his mother was full French making him half.

[@jenniferlloyd9574]

Half Italian and half French, born in Castellaneta, Italia. He spoke fluently Italian, French, Spanish, English and some German.

[@jaysverrisson1536]

In Valentino's time, the term "Latin" was sometimes used to describe natives of a countries whose languages descended from ancient Latin, such as Italian, French, Spanish, and Portuguese. So, "Latin" or "Latin lover" are accurate, albeit perhaps somewhat old-fashioned descriptors for Valentino. And accurate for Ramon Novarro as well, although having been born in Mexico, he would nowadays more likely be called Latino, not Latin.

[@Nursebakr]

Pola not Paula. Long o.

[@BEEGEES2222]

More than 3/4's of what is stated in this video is false. Please do your research. And nix the negativity in your voice. Tell the truth and tell it in a professional manner.

[@karenhill3970]

He was not a horrible Man but You are..for saying this

[@user-xx5ld8hk5l]

my mother like millions of women adored the Italian Valentino and the reason for the hate was that he was, "swarthy" or dark skinned and American men were jealous of him. Listen to this narrators unfair comments Valentino once knocked a racist reporter out in a boxing match for disrespecing him.

[@BeckyFarkas-he1cj]

There was a lot of bigotry towards Italians, and Irish, and anybody who didn't look like it sound like "Americans".

[@cocoaorange1]

Greeks too.

[@darkmumlast4908]

I'd be ashamed if I were you to put this video on KZbin. Natacha was never banned from Rudy's movie lot by Rudy. It was never in his contract and he never signed for that situation. It did happen, but Rudy had nothing to do with it. That was pure Natacha and her temper that upset the studio executives. Your video is full of errors. You might want to take this down, do some research, and redo it. You really messed this one up, dude. Those of us who appreciate who Valentino really was do NOT appreciate the slander to his reputation, but I personally find you amusing in an extremely pathetic way. Sometimes, things are so stupid you can do nothing but laugh at them.

[@standupphilosopher7059]

Pola i dont get it....

[@californiacat9762]

I take flowers to him. I think hes great 👍🏻

[@donaldschmidt2990]

Valentino, by all objective accounts of those closest to him, was actually a wonderful man. He loved children and animals of all kinds. To state that he was the biggest film idol of all time is "to damn with faintest praise." A man so magnetic on-screen that women screamed and fainted at his every appearance. EVEN WITHOUT SOUND!! The real "horrible people" were the envious, racist, Caucasian males during that twisted era. Particularly writers who attacked him at every opportunity. All because an italian immigrant had the world at his feet. PATHETIC!! His other undoing was his horrendous misjudgment of the women closest to him. His first wife, Jean Acker, was gay and locked him out on their wedding night. An ambitious conniving wench, Acker refused to sign the divorce papers for months afterward. Exploiting the publicity of being Mrs. Rudolph Valentino. His second wife, Natacha Rambova if anything was worse. So interfering in his career that she was barred from the studio sets. And best or worst of all, was Pola Negri, who made a theatrical scene at Valentino's funeral that was a grander farce than anything yet perpetrated on him. In nearly every instance, Valentino wasn't a villain. He was a victim.

[@maryettamoody5079]

He was a ladys man not horrable just silly my mom was a fan of his my dad was mot

[@Andreatheists-yy1oj]

European men of that time exactly like him. They dressed differently and styled themselves differently. Class and money also differentiated clothes and manner. Be smarter.

[@antoinemozart243]

You are just reading the Wikipedia article on Valentino word by word. Ridiculous.

[@mirandarights9635]

Why was Valentino called a "Latin lover"? Are Italians considered Latino??

[@cocoaorange1]

No, but he had a dark comp!exion.

[@reneerichburg8023]

Well at first I didn't like him 😳 BUT NOW I FELL IN LOVE WITH HIM 💞💓💋❣️😍😍😍😍 HE WAS SOOOO GOOD-LOOKING 💋 LOVE MOVIES💋💋💋💋💋

[@mary-katep6603]

Agreed.

[@jenniferlloyd9574]

Yes!❤

[@sandrakenney567]

I WOUNDER DID HE HAVE ANY CHILDREN .????

[@mary-katep6603]

And another thing is...he did NOT go through Ellis Island! He'd upgraded to first class from second class and so went straight on to New York on the ship. Only third class passengers were processed at Ellis Island.

[@Aivottaja]

Why should he have left his ex wife anything?

[@ursulacook9883]

Why are you showing Stan Laurel when talking about Valentino? - Just turn off the sound & enjoy the pictures

[@77mushi77]

There were at least two parody films made; that footage in the video is definitely not Valentino.

[@leeparks15]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Andreatheists-yy1oj]

His wife was competing with him.

[@adaywithaleks6556]

Fun Fact: The Brad Pitt of the 1920's had a wife named Natasha who was a huge spiritualist. The movie scripts he brought on set and given to the director came from his wife Natasha who would hold a seance every night calling forth help from the spirit world in her creative undertaking. Then pencil in hand she would go into a trance and begin writing. So in other words, the movies you see him in were literally handed over from the demonic realm.

[@mary-katep6603]

You've got to be kidding me. Nothing's demonic about movies (or anything in general.)

[@robinlanier6886]

Kabar was a Doberman and not a Great Dane!🙄

[@californiacat9762]

How dare you? 😡

[@denisediaz6218]

bro was italian, not latin.

[@chunellemariavictoriaespan8752]

9:23 =So Rudolph Valentino is what KPop males are to us in GenZ?

[@boonestead4812]

so,who DID get his money???

[@AnnieBugWilliams]

Are the headings AI generated as they are … excessive.

[@Leahbumblebee872]

He didn't have to leave her anything and having to put up with accusations of his sexuality and ethnic slurs men were jealous of him because of the way wimmen reacted to him picture the way they reacted over Elvis noone did that before valintino

[@classiclife7204]

LOL, you know nothing but how to bait clicks. You got mine just so I could offer you a glass of nice Sauvignion BLOCK. For those actually curious about this man, I recommend "Hollywood: A Celebration of the American Silent Film", episode 6: "Swanson and Valentino".

[@sarahleach9997]

This is crap full of wrong info.

[@Andreatheists-yy1oj]

He was not horrible. The love of his family made him confident and strong. To come here as a teen alone? New York? Can he help it if he was handsome. The Ackerman marriage? No man would have married this manipulative woman. He did not know she liked women. He actually never needed to marry any woman. You are the only reporter who interpreted the his life this way. Too bad he dead or he could sue you.

[@stephenkolarac5305]

Tempestuous not tempstuous as you mispronounced.

[@Daria_Morgandorfer.]

Back then leaving a 1$ was a way to not contest the Will...you can legally do it now but now indays theres ways around it..but back then a 1$ could be your way to contest... the will..but yeah he was a spoiled man child.. funny how a 1$ back then in today's money be close to 50$ pretty ironic hope she saved it might've come in handy in 29