Jane Russell

 Jane Russell, an American model, actor, and actress with a net of more than $40 million at the time of her death on February 28th 2011. Jane Russell is best known for her status as a model of sex in the film industry. She moved from the Midwest into California for the chance to play her first part in "The Outlaw" in 1943. She was the eldest and the sole daughter of five kids to Geraldine Russell and Roy William Russell. There were four brothers in her family: Thomas, Wallace, Jamie, and Kenneth. Her father was an U.S. Army first lieutenant, and her mother was an actor in a traveling troupe. Jane began her piano lessons from a young age thanks to her mother. Jane later became interested in acting and joined Van Nuys High School's stage production team. Following the death and death of her father, in her mid-40s, Jane decided to become an experienced designer. However she ended up working as receptionist. Jane started modeling after her mother urged her to. She also pursued acting and drama with Max Reinhardt's Theatrical Workshop.