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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 277063" data-attributes="member: 5079">One of the more interesting aspects of Jane&#039;s life is the sharp contrast between her public image and private life.&nbsp; Privately, she was devoutly religious,&nbsp; a married mom of 3 adopted kids, and deeply involved in her charity organization.&nbsp; She didn&#039;t dwell on it much in her autobiography, but she seemed to consider the &#039;sexy&#039; image Hughes foisted on her to just be a role to play.I thought I had it in my collection, but nope. I&#039;ll have to wait for my DVR to randomly record it.I recall her being interviewed with some other ladies of the 1940s/50s; I think it was <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1712726/?ref_=nm_flmg_slf_44" target="_blank">this episode of Vicki Lawrence&#039;s talk show</a>.&nbsp; She turned up semi-regularly with Bob on talk shows and his specials through the early 90s.&nbsp; Whatever his flaws, Bob was surprisingly loyal to his leading ladies even as they got older.&nbsp; Unlike that jerk Bing Crosby, who reportedly dismissed Dorothy Lamour as &quot;a dumb broad with no talent&quot; or some such and didn&#039;t want her in the last ROAD picture because she was too old.&nbsp; (She, of course, was younger than both Bing and Bob.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 277063, member: 5079"] One of the more interesting aspects of Jane's life is the sharp contrast between her public image and private life. Privately, she was devoutly religious, a married mom of 3 adopted kids, and deeply involved in her charity organization. She didn't dwell on it much in her autobiography, but she seemed to consider the 'sexy' image Hughes foisted on her to just be a role to play. I thought I had it in my collection, but nope. I'll have to wait for my DVR to randomly record it. I recall her being interviewed with some other ladies of the 1940s/50s; I think it was [URL='https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1712726/?ref_=nm_flmg_slf_44']this episode of Vicki Lawrence's talk show[/URL]. She turned up semi-regularly with Bob on talk shows and his specials through the early 90s. Whatever his flaws, Bob was surprisingly loyal to his leading ladies even as they got older. Unlike that jerk Bing Crosby, who reportedly dismissed Dorothy Lamour as "a dumb broad with no talent" or some such and didn't want her in the last ROAD picture because she was too old. (She, of course, was younger than both Bing and Bob.) [/QUOTE]

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