As distractions abound, we'll go with this, the most efficient way to characterize the 1935 film Reckless, staring Jean Harlow:
Yes, that is a single link to a Flickr photo. The shot is probably better than any still I have for it at the moment, and that is the singular fur in the entire film. It's a wonderfully huge white fox fur wrap that sits high on her shoulders and covers half her head in profile. So, basically, it could have been a little larger… but good effort.
There's no other fur in the film and this one is only around for about a minute in total. The formal “fur ratio” is about 1%. It's a really great 1% though. Harlow's white fox in this one is a classic. It's near the beginning of the film, so you can skip the rest once she takes it off.
Completely unrelated bonus white fox: Lupe Valez in Fur
[…] Reckless when I first saw it, but turns out it’s from Dinner At Eight. Should have known, the white fox from Reckless was larger, but ultimately didn’t get the same screen time as this one from Dinner At Eight. This one […]