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    Real Romances of the Silent Film Era

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    Rudolph Valentino and Jean Acker
    Actress Jean Acker was involved in a lesbian love triangle when the smoldering Italian star Rudolph Valentino fell in love with her. She hoped ... more 
    Photo by: TresSugar
    Rudolph Valentino and Jean Acker
    Actress Jean Acker was involved in a lesbian love triangle when the smoldering Italian star Rudolph Valentino fell in love with her. She hoped marriage would save her from a scandal, and Valentino was unaware of her sexual orientation. On their wedding night in 1919, Acker locked her new husband out of their hotel room and they never consummated their marriage. He, however, did not pick up on her sexuality and wrote her love letters for months begging her to take him back. But eventually he must have been clued in and the two separated.
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    TresSugarTresSugarSource: Real Romances of the Silent Film Era

    The Artist captures the dramatic fantasy of silent film and won big for it last night at the Oscars. The real-life stories of these early movie stars are also filled with a generous helping of comedy and tragedy. Secret lesbian love triangles, Hollywood "royal" weddings, and scandalous costar affairs, make the love lives of these past celebrities seem boundlessly more entertaining than today's. Dive into the juicy real romances of the silent film era.

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