Underwater!

At a promotional event, a young Jayne Mansfield was one of several swimmers participating in a underwater skit when the top of her bathing suit came off. Many believe that she let it happen on purpose for free publicity.

At the beginning of the film, Richard Egan's voice-over twice specifies that the gas in his SCUBA tank is "oxygen." His tanks contain compressed air, which is approximately 79% nitrogen and 21% oxygen. If they contained pure oxygen, the diver would likely experience oxygen toxicity and go into convulsions within a short period of time at about 20 feet, and even more quickly at deeper depths. But oxygen is the part of air that keeps us alive, and without wanting to give the audience a science lesson on oxygen/nitrogen ratios, calling it oxygen instead of air is natural. Also, his words were "... you'd sure eat up the oxygen..." and "... oxygen enough to stay down...," neither of which implies tanks of pure oxygen.

Featured in Biography: Jane Russell: Body and Soul (1997)