Later Jann was sent by Pat to recover the rare red orchid from the Black Swamp. Pat Mahoney decided to stay behind as well to keep an eye on her and was her regular companion. Feeling like she had come home, Jane decided to abandon her film career and stay in the jungle and continue her grandmother's legacy as Jann of the Jungle. In the aftermath the tribe's people told the newly christened Jann of her predecessor, making Jane realize that they had been referring to her grandmother. Sure enough, that is exactly what happened and Jane used her acrobatic skills to redirect the stampede of jungle animals. Jane decided to adopt the name, thinking it sounded professional, not realizing that they were referring to her relative. The tribes people also noticed a resemblance between Jane and her grandmother and began calling her Jann. Shortly into filming the movie, the tribes people came to warn the cast and crew that the animals had grown restless and that they might attack. The shoot brought them to the jungles of the Congo where Jane did the stunts for the lead actress in the film. She eventually took those skills with her to Hollywood and earned a job working as a stuntwoman on a jungle picture being directed by filmmaker Pat Mahoney in 1954. Jane eventually joined the circus and became a trapeze artist and animal trainer. Jane was told about her grandmother's exploits in the jungles as she grew up.
Jann had a daughter who begat Jane and raised her in the United States. She became a revered person among the tribes and her heroics became the stuff of legends, however they are largely unknown.
Jane Hastings grandmother was a woman named Jann who for reasons of her own relocated herself to the jungles of the Congo where she aided the various tribes that lived there.
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