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STEVE ROGERS — WINGHEAD Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)
“And the more I think of it the more I realize there are no answers—life is to be lived. And since it is comparatively so short—(maybe too short, maybe too long)—the only thing I know for sure is, it isn’t easy. Now that I want to live and I feel suddenly not old, not concerned about previous things, except to protect myself—my life—and to desperately (pray) tell the universe I trust it.”
— Marilyn Monroe, Fragments (via missingmarilyn)
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Joseph Jasgur, 1946.
Marilyn Monroe, 1953 © Andre de Dienes.
Marilyn Monroe by Milton Greene.
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Marilyn Monroe, exhibiting her “female-presenting nipples”, photographed by Tom Kelley, 1949. @staff
“To understand Marilyn best, you have to see her around children. They love her; her whole approach to life has their kind of simplicity and directness.” - Arthur Miller on Marilyn Monroe
Colorised and rare colour footage of Marilyn Monroe from the documentary Signoret et Montand, Monroe et Miller: Deux couples à Hollywood (2020)
Most histories of Marilyn’s career ignore her classes at the Actors Lab and her performances at the playhouse. Her achievements there show that she had stage experience and capacity to sustain a long performance as well as a facility for remembering lines and the power to project her voice to the back of a theater. People who knew her personally were aware of the breathy voice as a gimmick; Jim Dougherty, for instance, comments in his memoir upon this affectation. The whispery voice was Marilyn’s creation, along with several other trademarks that combined to produce her public persona. -My Sister Marilyn by Berniece Baker Miracle
MARILYN MONROE The Misfits (1961)
I remember seeing Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz. I sat there in a trance until my worried mother came to take me home. I asked her if there was another world out there or if it was just my imagination. Could dreams really come true? I wondered, Are the movies a make-believe land, just an illusion? Those huge images up there on the big screen in the dark theater a happy place? And looking into a mirror, Who is that looking back at me? Is it really me? Rest In Peace, Norma Jeane Baker aka Marilyn Monroe // June 1st, 1926 - August 4th, 1962
Marilyn Monroe as Roslyn Taber in The Misfits 1961 | dir. John Huston
Marilyn Monroe in The Asphalt Jungle (1950)
SOME LIKE IT HOT (1959) dir. Billy Wilder Marilyn Monroe as Sugar "Kane" Kowalczyk