The Wild, Wild World of Jayne Mansfield (1968)
120 mins | Documentary | 1968
Director:
Arthur KnightWriter:
Charles RossProducer:
Dick RandallProduction Company:
Southeastern PicturesA presentation of scenes from the life and times of Jayne Mansfield: Jayne with muscleman husband Mickey Hargitay; a topless women's band in Hollywood; Jayne's home in Hollywood and a life-sized bust of her, nude to the waist; Jayne in Rome attending a bodybuilders contest and strolling along the Via Veneto amidst crowds of ogling men; on the Île du Levant, a famous nudist colony; in New York, Jayne at her bath as depicted by Playboy magazine; in Los Angeles, a demonstration of the art of the striptease; and finally Jayne's shocking death in an automobile ...
A presentation of scenes from the life and times of Jayne Mansfield: Jayne with muscleman husband Mickey Hargitay; a topless women's band in Hollywood; Jayne's home in Hollywood and a life-sized bust of her, nude to the waist; Jayne in Rome attending a bodybuilders contest and strolling along the Via Veneto amidst crowds of ogling men; on the Île du Levant, a famous nudist colony; in New York, Jayne at her bath as depicted by Playboy magazine; in Los Angeles, a demonstration of the art of the striptease; and finally Jayne's shocking death in an automobile accident.
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