Mary 'Mame' Carson (Jane Russell) is a rich oil tycoon and a skilled cowgirl in Paris, Texas. To her dismay, her worker 'Waco' Mosby hits more oil gushers. She's getting married to Phil, but her overwhelming wealth scares him away. He wants to wear the pants in the family. Waco suggests going to Paris, France and finding a better man. She borrows the identity of a poor model named Myrtle Brown.
Times have changed if a filthy rich Jane Russell can't find a husband. It's a ridiculous comedic concept. It probably needs a better concept that could pass the smell test. Phil could be found to be a gold-digging cheater and that sets her off to find a man who doesn't know her wealth. That's a better concept.
I can do without the musical or the poor filmmaking. Of course, the big selling point is Jane Russell in 3D. It's a lot of shapely babes starting with Russell. I have to imagine that the 3D brought in a certain type of crowd. The poster is ridiculous. It asks, "Need we say more?" We all know at what Howard Hughes is looking. The girls are prominently featured.
Times have changed if a filthy rich Jane Russell can't find a husband. It's a ridiculous comedic concept. It probably needs a better concept that could pass the smell test. Phil could be found to be a gold-digging cheater and that sets her off to find a man who doesn't know her wealth. That's a better concept.
I can do without the musical or the poor filmmaking. Of course, the big selling point is Jane Russell in 3D. It's a lot of shapely babes starting with Russell. I have to imagine that the 3D brought in a certain type of crowd. The poster is ridiculous. It asks, "Need we say more?" We all know at what Howard Hughes is looking. The girls are prominently featured.