CBS Wednesday Night Movies -"The Jayne Mansfield Story" - WJBK-TV (Complete Broadcast, 10/29/1980) 📺
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- Not from Chicago, but aired via another CBS affiliate, WJBK Channel 2 in Detroit, MI, here's The CBS Wednesday Night Movies' "television premiere" presentation of "The Jayne Mansfield Story," with Loni Anderson as the ultimately doomed blonde bombshell, and Austrian-born Arnold Schwarzenegger as her husband, Hungarian-born Mickey Hargitay. Followed by the first three minutes of Eyewitness News, with Norm Wagy, Jill Geisler, Bill Fouch and Joanne Williams, and a report from Tom Fenton.
Includes:
Station ID / Eyewitness News Tonight promo (with Norm Wagy)
Opening sequence and film preview (voiceover by Danny Dark)
Commercials for:
Nature Valley Granola Clusters
Caress - "Better Than Soap"
Wisk detergent - "No More Ring Around the Collar"
Taylor Lake Country Wine
Film Segment 1
Commercials for:
American Dairy Association - "Cheese Adds a Slice of Life"
Cover Girl Marathon Mascara (with Cindy Harrell)
Anacin Fast Pain Relief
Aunt Jemima Buttermilk Complete Pancake Mix
Film Segment 2
Commercials for:
Freshen-Up spearmint gum
Chicken of the Sea Tuna (voiceover by Peter Thomas)
Corelle Dimension IV Livingware by Corning
Scoundrel fragrance from Revlon
Return bumper (voiceover by Danny Dark)
Promo for "Rape and Marriage: The Rideout Case," followed by CBS 'Eye-D' (voiceover by Dave Campbell)
Commercials for:
McDonald's Great New McChicken Sandwich
Misty Harbor raincoats - at Hudson's
Station ID / Eyewitness News Tonight promo (with Norm Wagy)
Film Segment 3
Commercials for:
Ragu Pizza Quick sauce
1981 Mazda 626 (with "Just One Look" jingle)
Clairol Nice 'n Easy hair conditioner
Borden Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk
Return bumper (voiceover by Danny Dark)
Promos for The White Shadow and WKRP in Cincinnati
CBS 'Eye-D' (voiceover by Dave Campbell)
Theatrical trailer for "The Stunt Man"
TV 2 Newsbreak with Greg Neubacher
Station ID / Dallas promo with Linda Gray
One more "At Selected Theatres" look (from "The Stunt Man" trailer)
Film Segment 4
Commercials for:
Pillsbury Orange Danish Rolls (with Paul Frees as Poppin' Fresh)
Political ad for Republican National Committee (with a Tip O'Neill impersonator) - "The Democrats Are Out of Gas"
Nuance fragrance - from Coty
Sizzlean by Swift - "50% Leaner than Bacon"
Film Segment 5
Commercials for:
Olympus OM10 camera (with Cheryl Tiegs)
L'Oreal Preference - for soft hair colors
Ford Fairmont (with Ronnie Schell)
Hero dog food - for big dogs
Return bumper (voiceover by Danny Dark)
Promo for Archie Bunker's Place, Alice, The Jeffersons and The Body Human: The Sexes, Part II
CBS 'Eye-D' (voiceover by Dave Campbell)
Commercials for:
Whisker Lickins cat food
Political ad for Republican National Committee - "The Democrat Dollar"
Station ID / Eyewitness News Tonight promo (with Norm Wagy)
Film Segment 6
Commercials for:
Kellogg's cereals (jingle to tune of "(It's Gonna Be a) Great Day")
Anbesol antiseptic anesthetic - "Kills Pain on Contact"
Theatrical trailer for "The Awakening"
Film Segment 7, followed by ending credits (and local-based voiceover promo for "Rape and Marriage: The Rideout Case" - overriding national Dave Campbell voiceover)
Promo for next week's CBS Wednesday Night Movies presentation of "Love at First Bite" (voiceover by Wendell Craig?)
Show ending titles
Promo for "Rape and Marriage: The Rideout Case," followed by CBS 'Eye-D' (voiceover by Dave Campbell)
Commercials for:
Star magazine (Sophia Loren on cover)
Hudson's Annual Discovery Sale on pillows
Station ID slide
Political ad for Reagan / Bush - "The Time Has Come"
CBS 'Eye-D' (voiceover by Dave Campbell)
Eyewitness News preview with Norm Wagy and Jill Geisler
Commercial: Red Lobster - "What Did You Have for Lunch Today?"
Station ID slide
Eyewitness News opening, with lead-off story being IATSE strike against station and going from there (midway through Tom Fenton story on Iran hostage crisis when recording ends)
This aired on local Detroit TV on Wednesday, October 29th 1980 during the 9:00pm to 11:03pm (Eastern time) timeframe.
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Dear Lad. I remember all the commercials and I remember this movie. I am in my late 90s. I sure miss those years. Thank you for leaving the commercials in. 👵🙏
You lived in some seriously cool times! I just learned about this movie today! I'm 23, and a lot of this stuff tends to interest my generation
89 years young here. I can relate
Hi! Yes, those were great times indeed. God bless you. You've lived a long life. Not many make it to that age!
Wait a minute here,, you in your late 90s??
@@FernRoses my goodness that's unreal even 89 yrs old to me is a major accomplishment.. Just to go through everyday life BS is enough to drive a person nuts, let a lone make it to 89... you're basically 90 yrs old.. When I was born you was already 39 yrs old.. unreal
After all these years I still miss analog TV movie nights.
Same, and I was born long after
Me too, family was close then.
Me too!!! It gave so much more meaning to movies.
I do too!!!
Nothing like a “cheery” news teaser about 2 day old baby found in a dumpster to kick off the movie. Now sit back and enjoy the show....My God.
That's Detroit in a nutshell.
Omg lmao
That what I was saying a minute ago. Incredible! We never had such in France.
The comment I came for 😢
@@ayannadean94 The comment on the comment I was hoping for🤪.
Thank you for keeping the commercials in. I remember all of them.
I recognize the woman in the Anacin commercial. She went on to be famous.
Me too!
I’m LOVING the old school commercials!!!!
Loni was fantastic in this role.
People give Arnold alot of crap for his acting but I say look at his TV work in the 70s. He has charm
He does have a lot of charm.
He was a very handsome man and his accent charming
Still bad acting.
He has charm and the charisma to boot. The accent might be seen as the sticking point.
And an excellent governor- the only good one we Californians have had this century!
These shows kind of feel like a time machine. The commercials, interstitials, and imperfections put you in the zeitgeist.
I saw this about 30 years ago and have never forgotten it! I especially like the adagio dancing, it was my favorite part!
Jayne's daughter Markiska Hargitay told a story on Conan where Arnold came to her house to talk to her dad about playing him in the movie. She was 13 and very awkward with braces and felt very insecure. The movie TEN came out with Bo Derek and when Mariska answered the door Arnold said "Ten! Your an Eleven!" And that made Mariska feel good.
That math isn't adding up. Mariska was born in 1964. This was released in 1980. So Mariska had to have been about 15 or 16.
@@Kaboomboo Eh I don't remember what the age was she said in the interview.
@@Kaboomboo the movie 10 was released in 1979
You're--not your in the context of that sentence.
@@staceywalters Which would have made her six-years-old.
Mariska Hargitay's momma and daddy 😱
Mickey Hargitay was Arnold's idol and he befriended him, helped him train. The two became good friends.
And he even had a Central European origin, like Arnold. Turns him into a relatively rational pick to play him.
Ok... and Mickey Hargitay was who to Mariska Hargitay of Law and Order SVU?
@@GregSticker Her father.
@@darwincity Thanks ..
@@GregSticker Yea, she talked about her Mom, a couple yrs ago, doing an inteview...She was in the back seat of the car, when this Horrific Event, happen to her Mom...Enjoy her on the TV Series, she's on.
these commercials make me nostalgic
Sure does.
@@jeanemlicar Late child actress Dana Plato in the large dog food commercial. (She was on Different Strokes then.)
I miss Dana Plato. It’s a shame how Hollywood treated the kid’s on Different Strokes career once the show got canceled.@@Missditabomb
I used to LOVE when they would replay this every once & awhile!
Ah, the good old days, when CBS was on Channel 2, where it belonged!
CBS should always be on 2, everywhere!
@@ChristopherSobieniak CBS got as many affiliates as possible on Channel 2, as the signal had the strongest reach possible...although when advertisers began looking at demographics, they realized those stations were gathering viewers older, poorer and less urban than desirable. That is the foundation of the "Rural Purge" by CBS of those shows watched by such audiences.
(although in Boston, the educational/public station has always been 2)
In South Bend, the CBS affiliate is on 22. Close enough for government work and horseshoes.
@@BenPanced Better than where it has been in Detroit since 1994, channel 62.
@Chantel Gangi More like 8 channels by 1980 for Detroit, plus whatever your antenna could pull in from adjacent markets.
70s and 80s TV movies were the best..
Loni also played Thelma Todd in another MOW.
@Chantel Gangi the film is called
White Hot-The Murder Of Thelma Todd.
What memories these commercials bring back!
You've got ring around the collar!!!😂😅
All what Markita went through as a child and all the drama she went through with her parents, it made her a strong woman in the long run. Jayne did love her children too in spite of her flaws. She was very vulnerable as well.
Gayle.
Her name is Mariska not Markita.
@@sparklecanada0112 thanks for the correction.
I think she was Only 3 years old when her Mom died. Her dad took care of her after and his new wife became her only mom she knew, per Mariska. She did NOT go thru drama.
@@janephillips3627You don’t know what she went through.
That baby would be nearly 41 now.
Thank you for sharing this ! I can finally show my hubby
Loni was amazing and really captured Jayne's spirit.
Amen. God Bless 💗🙌
Haha
I was not prepared for the opening line of that news anchor :)
What fun!!
Thank you.
This is so 70’s and Chessy. Definitely reminds me of my childhood 😂😂😂😂
It was an 80's film. Of course it's cheesy.
This came out Oct 30th 1980
Those were the days.i know im old if im sayin that lol..
I loved being a child of the 70s and a teen in the 80s. Pure cheesy all around and I wouldn't change if for anything.
Wish CBS NY would use the full open on their Sunday Night Movie.
Man and thought I knew Arnold's entire filmography
Mickey Hargitay was such a good genuine guy. Jane was so lucky to have him in her life. Jayne Mansfield didn’t want to be good she wanted to be famous and more sexy, pink and funnier than Marilyn Monroe that she was stuck on her than her own career and life.
1:03:07 this really got me when I think about Arnold’s life.
They say nothing about her relationship with Anton Levey or his church.
Wasn't Arnie just fantastic in this?
Loni was the perfect person to play the late Jayne Mansfield I own this
movie on DVD.
Granola clusters were good!! What happened to them!??
I never heard of Jayne Mansfield out of all movies stars ⭐ this is my first time seeing this movie and I was born in the 60s but I never heard of her thank you for sharing I know she was a classic and beautiful woman with so much love 💕 Ms Joy
I remember watching as a kid great movie
Thank you for sharing this wonderful movie 🎥❤
This was before Arnold got an acting coach, I imagine. Your contact from Boston is serving up some GREAT selections. The commercial breaks make them perfect.
How about the ads for Linda Hamilton and Mickey Rourke's film? What an interesting coincidence.
thanksso much!!!!!!!!!!
Good, but they really got the facts wrong about the crash.
Yeah and they said she was 36. They mixed her and Marilyn up. She was 34.
Weird to see commercials from when i was 7 but not on the same continent.
@55:55 That looks like the male actor who played "Dr. Rick Webber" on "General Hospital".
OMGOODNESS... DID SHE REALLY MAKE THOSE GOOFY NOISES?? 🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No. You can look up old interviews of Jayne Mansfield here and hear how she really sounded. She actually had a very beautiful speaking voice.
@@missmerbellaAccording to The New York Times, she had a fitful career hampered by her flamboyant image, distinctive voice ("a soft-voiced coo punctuated with squeals"), voluptuous figure and limited acting range.
Yes, but not all the time, it was contrived.
She only when she was buttering up the producers, directors, and the media.
Otherwise she had a regular, normal, softer speaking voice.
The real Jayne Mansfield didn't sound like this.
She may have had to use those noises in order to convince studio creeps that she was "dumb" enough (i.e. sexy) to get the roles, pay the bills, and then hopefully move on to a better version of herself. Unfortunately, that never panned out. Like Marilyn, she was forever typecast as the sexy, "dumb" blonde. No one ever gave her the chance to show what she might have been able to actually do. That's the real tragedy behind all this. In the end, it cost her, her life. If she hadn't had to resort to nightclubs at the end of her life, if Hollywood had treated her better, she'd not have been in that car wreck. It's a tragedy among many actresses, especially back then. You had to be giggly, a push over, and sexy or no studio would even look at you. They weren't interested in women for any acting talents. Women were trophies in the 50's, as far as the film industry was concerned. Something pretty to pair alongside a handsome actor.
Yes, she did but not all the time. It was contrived.
According to The New York Times, she had a fitful career hampered by her flamboyant image, distinctive voice ("a soft-voiced coo punctuated with squeals"), voluptuous figure and limited acting range.
@@MystiKal_Raven And those squeals were so annoying.
wow 1980 and to hear how the news started was chilling, a baby found in a dumpster, sounds like 2022 !
So sad 😭
It’s stories like this that inspired Tupac Shakur R.I.P. to create Brenda’s got a Baby.
The more time passes the more things stay the same.
I like this very interesting.
Great movie. Just the way I remember. She always behaved that way. That laugh. Loni is great. Thanks.
Love Olivia off of LW and Order she's my favorite gorgeous parents
Thanks for the Upload 👍 !! XD
I love this channel and enjoy watching the uploads - thankyou. Just one question though about this particular movie .... surely Jayne Mansfield didn't keep making those high pitch squealing noises! Honestly its hurting my ears!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It does get annoying after a while.
I hate those high tone gigles. It is had to believe she was such a phony and sooo self centered and all that alcohol did not serve her well. This is a sad story. Her husband seemed like a decent guy. Thank you for running this movie.
@@sherrybudreau7100 She put on the phony act to make money and be famous...most people would giggle and act dumb if they got well paid for it...I'd do that to make big money if I could. She was though self-centered as she's portrayed in this movie, and like most vivacious women in Hollywood she wasn't treated very well by Hollywood...they saw her as a gimmick to make money and cared less about her emotions...this made Jayne upset as it would anybody. She did allow the alcohol to become a bad thing in her life...alcoholics lose control and often have nobody to help them, plus they're hard people to help. Her husband tried as best he could, but she rejected the help it appears. Yes...sad and tragic.
The real Jayne Mansfield didn't sound like that at all. If you look up old interviews of her you can hear how she sounds.
GD Spradlin was a truly great character actor. RIP
can you get any full broadcast movies from the 90s from cbs, abc or nbc with the commercials?
Mariska (3-1/2 yrs. old) and her brothers were in the car in the back seat. . . .
At 34 Minutes .. G D Spratlin.... I am more familiar with his role as Senator Pat Geary in Godfather II....
Her laugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The commercials are fine, but take that news updste off the video.
I turned this off twice due to that offensive opener…..and It is great to watch Loni Anderson in tnis….just edit that !
Who did the music/ film score for this movie ?
It's ironic and sad. Marilyn had all the good parts but wanted children and she couldn't have them.Jane wanted the good parts in movies but she couldn't have them. Either way if they had just been happy for what they had. They might have lived longer.
WONDER HOW OLD IS THIS MOVIE
1980.
Jayne Mansfield's youngest daughter is the star of Law & Order SVU, Mariska Hargitay! She was the baby that was in the backseat when Jayne had the infamous car crash that took her life!!
Er . . . Ms. Mansfield wasn't decapitated; her wig fell off on the impact, her body was intact.
@@wmbrown6 um, really. I always heard she was decapitated. Well, almost decapitated. I mean, the head wasn't completely detached from the body.
@@TheNameisPlissken1981 - No, but as I said, her wig sure was.
@@wmbrown6 gotcha. I changed my comment. Hopefully, I don't find out later Mickey lost her head in a poker game.
After Jayne's death, Mariska and her siblings lived with Mickey and his new wife, a TWA flight attendant. In August 1973, the aircraft Mrs. Hargitay was on had a freak incident where it violently climbed and dove until it could be brought under control. She and several other people were injured--one man ultimately died. That was even more traumatic to Mariska, as she was older and more comprehending of what the situation was.
Weird to hear Danny Dark voicing a CBS movie trailer. Wasn’t he usually doing that for NBC?
He also voiced Superman in the Superfriends cartoons.
"Ring Around The Collar!" Wow, I totally forgot that one! Too bad, I thought it would be followed by Juan Valdez and then the Doublemint Twins :)
The big surprise was Mickey Rourke and Linda Hamilton in a TV movie! P.S. Look up Oregon vs. Rideout and see what happened long after the court case :(
Who uses an entire bar of soap in one shower? Old commercials are bizarre and funny.
And what kid cares so much about soap
The agent looks like Juan Martinez
Talk about perfect casting. Both Lonnie and Arnold could be their twins. Mansfield’s struggles in life, dismissal as just a dumb blonde with large “endowments”, and her grisly, early death while in the same car as her children is all so sad. Utterly, terribly sad. But not as sad as the continuous news reminder of a dead baby in a dumpster, more at 11. 😫 On the bright side, SIZZLEAN 😂
That's a famous case, a teen girl gave birth during prom and put the baby in a dumpster
@@juliannehannes11 *She was the one who portrayed herself as a dumb blonde with large endowments* a persona that was not as popular anymore once Marilyn was gone and the Mid 60s rolled around when Slim & Skinny was in. Real talent would've made her a success with longevity in Hollywood but *she was so obsessed with trying to be like Marilyn and so desperate for Publicity* that she has deemed a Clown due to her constant Publicity Stunts & provocative Magazine cover photos. *_This ruined her chances of being taken seriously for big Movie Roles. She did 12 Movies MOST except 2 were Crappy_* and NOT seen by a majority of people. She could've been way more. Her personal life which she allowed Cameras into, even into her home, did not make things better. She was Married & Divorced 3 times with 5 kids from those marriages; kept her 1st husband's Last Name. *Fooled around with other Men while married* to each Husband.
2 while married to Mickey Hargitay, *were highly-publicized Affairs.* She *married & divorced one of the lovers* _(3rd husband),_ they had a Son. After that, she was with the lawyer she fooled around with while still with her 3rd husband. The lawyer died along with Jayne & the Driver the night of the accident. All this was left out of the Movie.
It was said *_"her personal life out-rivaled any roles she played."_*
Cj could not get enough of watching this movie
Loved the movie.
And I thought I had all DVDs with Arnie
I'm enjoying the commercials and cringing at the graphics. 😀
Omg the adverts 😆👍🏼
Anyone know the name of the pre movie announcer? Such a deep, baratone voice.
Set a platinum to play a platinum .
how sad she wanted to be maralyn but couldnt if only she had tried to be herself
*EXACTLY! There was only 1 Marilyn* and she took the Cake. Jayne should've just tried to be Jayne even with the new look. MOST people never knew about her until a Movie was done about her. Also, *MOST people never saw her few Movies.* She did Nightclub Acts, was a Publicity queen who did all types of Photo-ops, Grand-openings, Naked photos & playboy and very attention-seeking for the Cameras to remain relevant, but never made it big. Too bad because she had a lot of Potential. Also had a nice shape but as for her Boobs: *_She had a huge 'Rib-Cage' that made her breast look bigger than they really were_* this was very apparent. She had so much to offer but became more of a joke later on due to her doing _(was unhappy & an alcoholic)_ and resorted to doing mostly Night Club acts. Yet her Bio on Wikipedia speaks of her like she was actually this big influential actress when *_the World knows it was Marilyn to this day and no one was a threat to Marilyn ever._*
It wasn't until TV Movies started coming out about Jayne Mansfield *years after her Death* that she was appreciated and added as one of the blonde bombshells in her days. She was forgotten.
Sadly, *her Death is the most publicity, notoriety, & fan-fare she received her entire existence,* other than when she married Mickey Hargitay the Hungarian Body-Builder who was linked to the famous Mae West.
@@TheBrownIsland About 1,500 books have been published about Marilyn. Jayne? I haven't seen ONE. Jayne really is a non-story and she always was so cringe and fake. She never was of high status in Hollywood.
Jayne Mansfield Ji were for awhile more popular than Marilyn Monroe Ji were. Jayne Mansfield Ji didst do outstandingly well. Rather. Jayne Mansfield Ji were rather stunningly beautiful by what it didst appear. Naturally.
Cj loni played a remarkable Jayne and Arnold played a wonderful mickey really enjoyed that movie ❤❤❤❤
My camp was very close to her crash, an ever since I was a kid, heard it all.. There's a bend in hey 90 called THE DEAD MAN CURVE...
Very Jan and Dean "Deadman's Curve"...
@@MystiKal_Raven yep.. They shut that part of hwy 90 down I think in early 70s I'm not sure...
LONI ANDERSON JUST AS FINE AS THAT WOMAN SHE PLAYED
Twas a rather good Film.
granola clusters lol
I wonder if Jayne's daughter is featured in this movie.....
Mariska Hargitay star of Law & Order SVU? She was just a baby when she died and a little kid when they filmed this.
No, but Loni's is . . .
@@TheNameisPlissken1981 - Seems Mariska inherited her dad's looks?
@@wmbrown6 I know, right!
@@TheNameisPlissken1981 She was 3 at the time of the accident and 16 when this was made.
Je l'ai vu en 1980 à la télévision il était en francais pourrait on mettre également la version francaise
Boom mic sighting at 1:35:01 :))
That opening! JFC! What's even sadder is that it's more than 40 year later and troubled women are still throwing newborns in dumpsters.
As for the movie: it's cheesy as all hell. I loved it. I kind of miss *not* having 8,000 different channels on at all time. I do think it's interesting that this was sort of their Halloween movie that year too.
Agreed! It's so sad and infuriating these days since Safe Haven laws exist, like that dumb girl who threw her baby boy away? Thank God for those dumpster divers who found him. Terrible.
"JFC"???
@@DLCOrganization J_sus F__king Chr__t.
@@DLCOrganizationJFC = "Jesus F*cking Christ"
58:59 Linda Gray promoting Dallas
Boom Mike at 1:35:01
Go to 12:55. Does anyone know the name of this actress?
🌹🌹🌹💐💐💐💖💖😔 Sad.........
Lorni had a wonderful figure when she played this film!!!
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go center fold again, thats what she wanted to be
😎
I have to agree, Caress was a great soap!👍 Beyond that, did back people exist back then??
What are “back people”?
She died at 33 not 36 🙄
The giggle is annoying as hell but loni does pretty good imitation of Jayne Mansfield who was however no marilyn monroe
I do rather enjoy the girlish giggling. That is highly feminine.
54:10
Damn Loni Anderson was extremely attractive
15:50
15:58
1:05:40
I PLAYED A HUSBAND!!!
I have a couple of minor quibbles: was it really that hard to get a 1950s or 1960s fur coat? The scene in which her daughter is giving her a hard time about leaving, Jayne is wearing a fur coat (looks like fox or raccoon). The style of that coat is wrong for the time period of the movie. Next, in her final scene she is wearing an animal print fur or faux fur. It is summer in Mississippi. Yeah it is supposed to be night time, but late June in Mississippi is hot and humid even at night. That coat is an odd wardrobe choice.
But Jayne would be the type to wear one even if it was hot. That was one of her trademarks.
I noticed that about the fur coat too. It’s an 80s style fur…would be perfect for Dynasty.
Cj love for the pink lady
Thanks for the upload, I'm English and never saw this on TV here. Jayne had a very pretty, soft face - Loni Anderson looks nothing like her, and that's so obvious in the beginning when she wears black wigs.
She only got the role because she was a bottle blonde like Jayne, but there the similarity. ends! The dark hair reveals how plain Loni's face is actually - and the various cosmetic surgeries are all too obvious.
I've always said you have to be very pretty to be stunning with dark hair, but any plain girl can dye her hair blonde and be passably attractive. Loni proves it!
No, not anyone can look good with blonde hair. You can only look better with it, lmao. It can take average to stunning, but if you’re simply just not attractive hair can only do so much...
Blonde's ass. Blonde is vanilla.
Loni Anderson has never been attractive. I don't even know how she made it in Hollywood?!
There are very few drop dead gorgeous women in Hollywood. Most are simply the 'girl next door' with someone able to keep up their hair, makeup and wardrobe, imo 😉🤭
Loni may not look anything like her but I think her acting is very good.
I tried going blonde for a minute but you're right, it just doesn't suit some people. Now I'm happy to be auburn. My hair is brown underneath, auburn all over with bits of light highlights of blonde from the sun. Glad I'm not 15, trying to fit in anymore.
This is an excellent movie and it's very well cast...not only looks but talent, but it's very hard to watch these characters live like they did - condescending dirtbag msnagers snd lying studio execs treating Mansfield like she was a special needs student in search of a participation medal.
It is scummy. But Hollywood was a system back then and if you didn't play by their rules, you weren't invited to play anymore. I think that's what happened to Jayne. She did a lot of things the studio didn't like, such as marrying Mickey, having many children and her tawdry publicity antics. She became a liability to Fox's image at the time so they dropped her. Very sad.
@@Kaboomboo Biography did a great profile on Jayne. czcams.com/video/Zb9ySjeadzo/video.html