☘🍁⚘MarilynsWorld🍒🌾🌿By Tim🌴

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Marilyn Monroe, 1940s

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Marilyn Monroe and Phil Moore photographed by J.R. Eyerman, 1949.

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Marilyn Monroe - (1953) During The Filming Of The River Of No Return (1954)

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Rare photos of Marilyn taken by Eve Arnold, 1955

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Marilyn Monroe in 1953. Photos by Milton Greene.

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Marilyn Monroe, 1954

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Marilyn Monroe

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Marilyn Monroe and Cary Grant on the set of Monkey Business, 1952

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Marilyn Monroe at a press conference to announce her production company, Marilyn Monroe Productions (1955). While planning out the press conference with business partner, Milton Greene, it was very important to them how Marilyn looked, and who would be invited. She was out of the public eye for about a month at this time. At the press conference, Marilyn wore a Norman Norell dress. As stated in Marilyn in Fashion: The Enduring Influence of Marilyn Monroe by Christopher Nickens and George Zeno, the dress “was a silvery satin sheath with spaghetti straps. She wore white stockings, with opera white gloves, and a luxurious white ribbed ermine coat lined in black silk from Maximillian, which added a sleek effect.” When Marilyn walked in the room, several journalists noticed that the ‘fresh’ Marilyn looks like the old one. When a reporter said, “tell us about your new look.” She spent the press conference trying to make them understand the “new Marilyn” had nothing to do with style.

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Some like it hot [1959, Billy Wilder]

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Marilyn Monroe and Tony Curtis in Some like it hot [1959, Billy Wilder]

I would loved to have been up for that part.To run up, throw myself on her and kiss her so passionately, sigh....but they gave it to Tony Curtis. I probably wouldn't have got it anyway, maybe because I was only 5 years old would have played a factor in it😊

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Marilyn Monroe and Robert Mitchum at the premiere of How to Marry a Millionaire, 1953.

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Marilyn during the production of Let’s Make Love in 1960.

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Marilyn by Jock Carroll in 1952.

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Marilyn Monroe

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Marilyn Monroe

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Marilyn Monroe

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Marilyn Monroe