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JANE RUSSELL |
| WOm!WAm! Career Perspective:
She set the standard for Gargantuan GlamGoddesses...
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Calamity Jane That's right, she's got double barrels... The viciousness in which she shoots down men is startling for 1948... Later re-made as the Don Knotts comedy Shakiest Gun in the West with the equally Gargantuan Barbara Rhoades manning the Tough Gal role... |
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One of her 2 tough-but-lovable saloon singer roles with Big Bob Mitchum... Jane's just about any man's kind of a WOman... |
| Macao The 2nd Mitchum pairing -- she also swings a mean high-heeled shoe... |
![]() Belle Starr It's a safe bet she's about as far removed from the historical character that inspired this movie as she could be... |
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he-She quality of JR is reinforced as she's a Gal called "Mike..."
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Paired with MM in the watershed breakthrough of popular media Fetish... |
![]() Just a little old Gal looking for love decked out in the most scandalous Fetish Costumes of Filmdom... Don't know about the French, but she'll straighten out just about anybody's line... |
![]() Foxy Jane's firing on all cylinders... |
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Weak follow-up to Blondes, with Jeanne Crain no sub for MM, but still no one comes in a bigger package than Jane... |
Jane's a gypsy, shaking more than her tambourine... |
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Don't know what the revolution's all about, but we're on Mamie's side... |
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At this stage in her career, producers didn't really know what to do with Jane, but putting her in a fuzzy pink nightgown wasn't that bad an idea... The Red Skelton Show ("Lillian Martin") Reprising "Mike" from Son Of Paleface... |