Remembering Jane Russell in 2-D!

Image via Wikipedia

And, ahem, 38D-24-36. 

Bob Hope, Wikipedia reminds us, "introduced her as 'the two and only Jane Russell' and 'Culture is the ability to describe Jane Russell without moving your hands.'"

She certainly brimmed with sex appeal and enthusiasm. Looking at these clips and others, I am reminded of how sweet, lovely, comical, spunky, and talented Jane Russell could be. She was also underused by Hollywood and that is regrettable.



Jane Russell, Bob Hope & Roy Rogers: "Wing Ding" from "Son of Paleface" (1952) via YouTube


Jane Russell: "Ain't There Anyone Here for Love" from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (1953) via YouTube


Jane Russell: "You Know" from "Macao" (1951) via YouTube
Previously: Remembering Jane Russell in 3-D!