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After writing a 4-part article focusing on Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe's tumultuous and complex relationship, I have been researching DiMaggio in depth for the last three years and concentrating on publishing a book, "Finding Joe DiMaggio".
I am still very much active on Instagram: > you can find my Marilyn page here. > to follow the progress of my Joe DiMaggio book, you can follow here.
Hope to see you there!
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I saw that youâre writing a book on Joe DiMaggio. I came across an auction site with candid and unpublished photos, clips, posters, and other memorabilia owned by him, along with some items from his marriage to Marilyn (a lot of unpublished material as well). I thought this might help you, since there isnât much objective information out there on him. Would you be interested? I can't add links to websites for asks
Hi. Thank you for reaching out! I believe you can send websites on asks if you make sure to put the .com as â(dot) comâ or disguise the URL so itâs not recognisable as a link. Is this the 2006 Hunt Auction by any chance?
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DANCE MONKEY | Marilyn Monroe ⢠Dancing Tribute [Watch in HD on YouTube]
Edited by me / Music by Tones and I Marilyn Monroe is remembered for many things but rarely as a dancer. This song inspired me to edit something hopefully honouring some of the most iconic scenes of her movies.
Marilyn Monroe | June 1st 1926 - Aug 4th 1962
âItâs a make believe world, isnât it?â
Beautiful unseen candids from Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroeâs tour in Japan, 1954
rare photos of Marilyn Monroe at Ciroâs for Walter Winchellâs party, 1953
Marilyn Monroe and ex-husband Joe DiMaggio relaxing by the beach in Florida, March 1961 :
âI came down here for some rest, some sun and to visit Joeâ. "We're friends," said Joe DiMaggio. "We're friends." echoed Marilyn Monroe in her soft sigh. The "friends." who are sharing a beach cabana and have nearby hotel rooms at this Gulf Coast resort, declined to elaborate. It was enough to make DiMaggio temporarily abandon baseball. Until Miss Monroe flew to Florida, DiMaggio had been assisting at the Yankees spring training camp in nearby St. Petersburg.
Marilyn Monroe and ex-husband Joe DiMaggio relaxing by the beach in Florida, March 1961 :
âI came down here for some rest, some sun and to visit Joeâ. "We're friends," said Joe DiMaggio. "We're friends." echoed Marilyn Monroe in her soft sigh. The "friends." who are sharing a beach cabana and have nearby hotel rooms at this Gulf Coast resort, declined to elaborate. It was enough to make DiMaggio temporarily abandon baseball. Until Miss Monroe flew to Florida, DiMaggio had been assisting at the Yankees spring training camp in nearby St. Petersburg.
Marilyn Monroe at Ray Anthonyâs Party, 1952
âWhen we started the picture Niagara, she was wonderful, she worked hard and she knew everything. Then she asked for a weekend to go to New York. Mr Hathaway [the director] said âof course, you goâ, because she was in love with this baseball player, Joe DiMaggio. Anyway, we came back from Niagara and there was a party we invited her to and she didnât have any clothes, so Mr Hathaway said âyouâll have the red dress and the shoes and everything that you had in Niagaraâ. She was thrilled and we took her to the party and she was a smash really.â (x)
Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio in Japan, 1954
NIAGARA (1953) dir. Henry Hathaway / dop. Joe MacDonald
Marilyn Monroe at Ray Anthonyâs Party, 1952
âWhen we started the picture Niagara, she was wonderful, she worked hard and she knew everything. Then she asked for a weekend to go to New York. Mr Hathaway [the director] said âof course, you goâ, because she was in love with this baseball player, Joe DiMaggio. Anyway, we came back from Niagara and there was a party we invited her to and she didnât have any clothes, so Mr Hathaway said âyouâll have the red dress and the shoes and everything that you had in Niagaraâ. She was thrilled and we took her to the party and she was a smash really.â (x)
NIAGARA (1953) dir. Henry Hathaway
Niagara (1953) dir. Henry Hathaway
The famous walk by Monroeâs character, Rose, in a black skirt and red sweater across the cobblestone street, holds the record for the longest walk in cinema history with around 116 feet of film. (x)
Niagara (1953) dir. Henry Hathaway
Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggioâs wedding | January 14th, 1954
While their official honeymoon was in Japan, the couple actually spent two weeks alone in a mountain lodge near Palm Springs, loaned to them by Marilynâs attorney. They drove there just after the wedding ceremony, only stopping to spend the night at the Clifton Inn motel in Paso Robles.
