Peg Entwistle (Hollywood Sign Suicide 1932)

This is a short Doc about a young struggling actress, Peg Entwistle, who jumped from the Hollywood Sign in 1932 committing sucide. Written and Directed by Matt Lamb from RuffHouse Studios

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Education

Tags:

• peg
• entwistle
• suicide
• true
• crime
• hollywood
• actress
• celebrity
• death
• matt
• lamb
• ruffhouse

[MsBatista85]

THE WOMAN IN THE NUDE PICTURE IS NOT PEG.

[RuffHouseStudios]

@MsBatista85  Hey, do you happen to know who it is?

[olarcial]

My God what a video. She was so young and beautiful. How did she managed to climb to the top of the H, anyway?

[RuffHouseStudios]

@olarcial Thanks for the comment. She apparently climbed the back of the letter H, 50 feet, using the maintenance ladder on the back.

I've been corrected a few times that she most likely did not die instantly either!

[olarcial]

@RuffHouseStudios Thanks. You say that especifically int the video, what I was wondering was how did she managed to make the move from the top of the ladder to the edge of the H and jump, that I presume from a standing position in order to make her body flew across the base of the sign . There's not much room there and nowhere to hold unless she wasn't standing. I'm still searching and gathering all the information I can, I even tried Google Earth to see the path of her entire walk.

[RuffHouseStudios]

@olarcial Oh, I see. I don't know how she managed that, she looked to be in good physical condition and such a drastic measure requires dedication so I suppose she just did it however she could. Interesting but sad suicide case for sure, good luck.

[rgman66]

A beautiful young woman with what could have been a great life ahead for her. Things may not be great today...but tomorrow is a different day...Great short Matt!

[thefumanchew]

Oh the irony

[postpile]

KILLING NEVER SOLVED ANYTHING

[windstorm1000]

Hollywood--city of ironies. And poor Peg--even 'Sunset Blvd' couldn't top this script of her tragic life. If she had just hung on a little bit longer. I hope she is happier now in her next lifetime.

[chainsawteddybear]

she was beautiful.c:

[GeorgeVreelandHill]

A sad but amazing story.

Thank you for sharing this with us.

George Vreeland Hill

[Maximilus]

It always shocks me to see a wasted life.

[mrpapafunky7879]

@rgman66 different day yes but same shit more suffering.good attitude but when you are really in that much despair cliches have no real value.

[dogzer]

looool, da bitch is dead!

[ilovemusic7777777]

@RuffHouseStudios now of course its got like security and stuff so no1 can go up there. I went to the Museum of Death in Hollywood(great place) and the owner said he was lucky enough to get a picture up there when he was a kid

[ilovemusic7777777]

@RuffHouseStudios when i was in CA and took the dearly departed tour, the tourguide said it was either the "H" or some other letter i cant rememberl.

[kimberley244]

That was my ansester