Periodically, new and rather rare images of HL will be added to this page.
Feel free to add one that you find interesting and shareable!
HL and his prized Great Dane, Prince, circa 1927.
I love this shot of him so much that I built the cover of my latest book around it. It was taken around 1953.
HL at his desk in the library in Greenacres. That desk still sits in this room … I sat at it … the “books” you see in front of the desk are not books: they are engraved wood. Exquisite.
From Life magazine, 1953: HL in his “Chaos Room” in Greenacres. This was the room where he let loose on his favorite hobby, stereo photography.
A splendid portrait of HL done for Philippe Halsman’s “Jump Book.”
A wonderful publicity shot, probably for Bashful (1917).
From Kicking the Germ Out of Germany (1918) … note the Rolin Film Company prop box behind HL, as well as the Kaiser’s image on the punching bag.
Not for the faint of heart: HL sends himself a most curious message after resigning to the paint on his new suit, in Speedy (1928). Co-star Ann Christy surveys the damage to Speedy’s back end.
This is what advertising looked like – at least for HL – in 1915. This is an EXTREMELY early Lonesome Luke. This film even predates the Phunphilm brand, which headlined many of the early Luke shorts.
An early publicity shot (probably 1918, judging by his glasses) of (from top) Harry “Snub” Pollard, Virginia “Bebe” Daniels, and Harold Lloyd. These three worked together uninterrupted for over 4 years.
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Hi there just started doing a Harold LLoyd tribute act so been big dosing on all thing LLoyd was out last Saturday in my local town with my friends who do Stan And Ollie
Sounds terrific! Do you have any video of your tribute act?
A great tribute as well as an awesome website!
What I find odd is HL’s little ‘flipping the bird’ picture. When I first saw it, I watched Girl Shy a couple days later, and I swear I saw him do that again! It looked like it happened after he tried breaking up with Jobyna, and the other lady, to whom he walked away with later in the scene, came around the tree towards him. It happened very quickly, and I’m not sure if I saw it right due to how fast it went by. It might have been his index finger- not sure -but it may not have.
His index finger was blown off by a “prop” bomb. It should have been a fake but they were mixed up.
I think it’s really interesting that in the earliest publicity poster (Lonesome Luke), he has what looks to be a heavily bandaged right hand, as if anticipating the real-life trauma to come. I think it’s actually supposed to be bread dough, or glue, or some slap-stick device, but his hand does resemble the photos of his hand after his accident.
Great website! Thanks for all the work you do.