Jane Russell, pin-up who could match Monroe dies

LOS ANGELES:  .. died, she was 89 Hollywood legend Jane Russell, the pin-ups of the 1940s and 1950s and co-star Marilyn Monroe in  preferred blondes s Daughter-in-law Russell said Etta Waterfield star of   Outlaw  took a heavy cold and died of respiratory diseases.

Pump Brown was discovered fighting by the eccentric billionaire Howard Hughes, who embellish the body against censorship Russell in The Outlaw.  Even a special bra designed for actress. The film was released in 1943 because of censorship restrictions could stand it no attention to the character of Russell.
Hughes took the film for six years when he turned again. His general public for the film by Russell was a pin-up during the Second World War, so popular that the soldiers the name of his position.

It is as an artist  Gentlemen Prefer Blondes  for their role in 1953 recognized, but he will never be an A-Lister. Russell was married three times. Her first husband was a school friend, Bob Waterfield. Was twice married, the actor Roger Barrett in 1968 and businessman John Peoples in 1974.
Russell was a Conservador signatures.