![]() ![]() While her screen career amounted to about a dozen less-than-memorable films, off screen she played the movie star role to perfection, and became one of the most visible glamour girls of the era. She famously appeared nude in the 1963 comedy Promises! Promises!, and stills from the set appeared in Playboy magazine, but her best performance was generally believed to have been in 1957’s The Wayward Bus, based on the John Steinbeck novel and costarring Joan Collins. Cast in the Broadway comedy Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?, she turned heads as a voluptuous, dumb blonde movie star in one famous scene she appeared in nothing but a white towel. From the beginning, she wasn’t afraid to make the most of her assets, particularly her curvaceous figure, flowing platinum blonde hair and dazzling smile. ![]() Eight-year-old Mickey, six-year-old Zoltan and three-year-old Marie, or Mariska, had apparently been sleeping on the rear seat they were injured but survived.īorn Vera Jayne Palmer in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, Mansfield arrived in Hollywood as a young wife and mother (to daughter Jayne Marie) in 1954, determined to become an actress. Mansfield, Harrison and Brody were all killed in the accident. On a dark stretch of road, just as the truck was approaching a machine emitting a thick white fog used to spray mosquitoes (which may have obscured it from Harrison’s view), the Electra hit the trailer-truck from behind. Brody, along with three of Mansfield’s children with her ex-husband Mickey Hargitay, in Stevens’ 1966 Buick Electra. After the Yellowstone Volcano erupts throwing the Earth into chaos and class struggle, a secretly pregnant officer, Miller, and her. Harrison, a driver for the Gus Stevens Dinner Club, was driving Mansfield and her lawyer and companion, Samuel S. Mansfield had been on her way to New Orleans from Biloxi, Mississippi, where she had been performing a standing engagement at a local nightclub she had a television appearance scheduled the following day. Blonde bombshell and celebrated actress Jayne Mansfield is killed instantly on June 29, 1967, when the car in which she is riding strikes the rear of a trailer truck on U.S. ![]()
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