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Howard Hughes, the reclusive billionaire pilot, airplane manufacturer, film producer and star maker, relished his role as a man of mystery. He shunned the spotlight from the time he hit Hollywood as a 20-year-old with a private income of about $2 million a year until he died of neglect in 1976, at age 70. In Hughes’ first six years in Hollywood, he made a spate of films, many of them now regarded as classics, including Scarface, Hell’s Angels and The Front Page. He also made Hollywood his personal harem. He was reportedly “interested in” Gene Tierney, Rita Hayworth, Lana Turner, Gail Russell, …