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About Jayne Mansfield

Jayne Mansfield is a an actress from United States. She has been listed on FreeOnes since May 26th 2001 and is ranked #28174. Our records show that Jayne Mansfield passed away on June 29th 1967.

1954

13 years

in the business

1967

Personal information

Name: Jayne Mansfield
Aliases: Unknown
Official website: Unknown
Feature dancer: No
Date of birth: April 19, 1933
Age: 34
Sexual Orientation: Unknown
Astrological sign: Aries (Mar 21 - Apr 20)
Profession: Centerfold, Actress
Career status: Deceased
Career start: 1954
Career end: 1967
Passed away on: June 29, 1967 At The Age Of 34
Place of birth: Bryn Mawr, PA - Pennsylvania, United States
Nationality: Unknown

Appearance

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Ethnicity: Caucasian
Boobs: Natural
Bust: 101
Cup: D
Bra: 40D
Waist: 53 cm
Hip: 88 cm
Butt: Unknown
Height: 172 cm
Weight: 60 kg
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Brown
Piercings: No
Piercing locations: Unknown
Tattoos: No
Tattoo locations: Unknown
Shoe Size: 39 eu

Additional Information

Appeared in Playboy Magazine February 1955. Died in a car crash in 1967. Jayne Mansfield (April 19, 1933 â€“ June 29, 1967) was an American actress working both on Broadway and in Hollywood. One of the leading blonde sex symbols of the 1950s, Mansfield was a Playboy Playmate of the Month, and appeared in the magazine several more times over the years. She won the Theatre World Award, Golden Globe and Golden Laurel. Mansfield starred in several popular Hollywood films that emphasized her platinum-blonde hair, hourglass figure and cleavage-revealing costumes. She boasted an impressive I.Q. of 163 and could speak five languages, though she was aware the public couldn't care less. "They're more interested in 40-21-35." Husbands/Children Paul Mansfield, whom Mansfield secretly married on 28 January 1950. The couple had a public wedding on 10 May 1950 and was divorced from on 8 January 1958. During this marriage she had one child, Jayne Marie Mansfield (November 8, 1950â€”), who was a Playboy centerfold in the magazine's July 1976 issue. Two weeks before her mother's death, Jayne Marie, then 16, accused her mother's boyfriend, Sam Brody, of beating her on 16 June 1967, at Mansfield's home on Sunset Boulevard. The girl's statement to officers of the West Los Angeles police department the following morning implicated her mother in encouraging the abuse, and days later, a juvenile-court judge awarded temporary custody of Jayne Marie to a great-uncle, W.W. Pigue. MiklÃ³s Hargitay, an actor and bodybuilder who was Mr. Universe 1955. They were married on January 13, 1958 in Portuguese Bend, California and divorced in Juarez, Mexico in May 1963. The Mexican divorce initially was declared invalid in California but in August 1964 Mansfield successfully sued to have it declared legal. She had previously filed for divorce on 4 May 1962 but told reporters "I'm sure we will make it up." Their acrimonious divorce had the actress accusing Hargitay of kidnapping one of her children to force a more favorable financial settlement. During this marriage she had three children: MiklÃ³s Jeffrey Palmer Hargitay (21 December 1958â€”) Zoltan Anthony Hargitay (1 August 1960â€”) Mariska Hargitay (Born Mariska Magdolina Hargitay) (called Maria, 24 January 1964â€”), a 2005 Best Drama Actress Golden Globe award winner and a 2006 Outstanding Lead Drama Actress Emmy Award-winner; portrays Olivia Benson on the television show Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Matt Cimber (alias Matteo Ottaviano, nÃ© Thomas Vitale Ottaviano): an Italian-born film director. They married on 24 September 1964, got separated on 11 July 1965), and filed for divorce on 20 July 1966. Cimber was a director with whom the actress had become involved when he directed her in a widely praised stage production of Bus Stop in Yonkers, New York, which costarred Hargitay. Cimber took over managing her career during their marriage. With him she had one son, Antonio Raphael Ottaviano (a.k.a. Tony Cimber, 17 October 1965â€”).