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Niagara (1953)
Candid footage of Marilyn shot by her close friend the poet, Norman Rosten.
She had a great sense of humor. I think much of her humor comes from early adversity, you know, either it kills you or you can laugh about it. She had a sweet laugh. ~ Norman Rosten
Catherine Deneuve, early 1960s
Megan Fox by James Macari forĀ Frederickās of Hollywood Fall 2018 Collection
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Megan Fox attends the Jenniferās Body premiere September 18, 2009
Megan Fox photographed by T.R. Ā© GQ Magazine, 2008
While promoting Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell were invited by Graumanās Chinese Theatre to place their hand and footprints in the theatreās famous cement forecourt. 26th June, 1953.
I did have a funny feeling later when I finally put my foot down into that wet cement. I sure knew what it really meant to me. Anythingās possible, almost.~ Marilyn Monroe