life as tragedy. and in particular the last few years. as being the inevitable fall of the great star. that wasn t true. can we start again? she had agency. she was hungry for more creative challenges. she had a lot of strength. along with her vulnerability. she stood up to the old hollywood guard. she said i m not going take it anymore. up until the day she died, she was a fighter. of course her early death is a tragedy. that doesn t over write everything she achieved up until that time. she became the biggest movie star in the world. and she remains one of the most famous and instantly recognizable women in history. excited fans gather on a san diego beach. to watch marilyn monroe shoot her first film. in two years. directs her in some like it hot. which is arguably her greatest role. it s incredible what she does in that. the role of sugar cane is very much an type of a dumb blond. on paper. i come from a musical family. where did your father conduct?
died, we tend to look at her entire life as a tragedy. and in particular, the last few years as being the inevitable fall of this great star. that simply wasn t true. can we start again? yes. she had an agency. she was hungry for more creative challenges. gee. she had a lot of strength along with her vulnerability. disciplined. she stood up to the old hollywood guard and said i m mad as hell and i m not going to take it anymore. we are not machines, we are not. up until the day she died, she was a fighter. of course her early death is a tragedy but that doesn t over write everything she achieved up until that point. she became the biggest movie star in the world and remains one of the most famous and recognizable women in history. excited fans gather on a san diego beach to watch marilyn monroe shoot her first film in two years. billy wilder directs her in some like it hot which arguably her greatest role. it s incredible what she does in tha
tragic. that simply wasn t true. can we start again? she had an agency, she was hungry for more creative chall challenges. she had a lot of strength with her vulnerability. she stood up to the old hollywood guard and said i m mad as hell and won t take it anymore. up until the day she died, she was a fighter. of course her early death is a tragedy but that doesn t over right everything she achieved up until that point. she became the biggest movie store in the world. and she is one of the famous and most recognizable women in history. excited fans gather on a san diego beach to watch marilyn monroe shoot her first film in two years. arguably her greatest role. it s incredible what she does in that. on paper, the role of sugarcane is very much a type of a dumb blonde. i can t believe this musical family. my mother is a piano teacher and my father a conductor. this woman is so dumb she doesn t even realize her two best friends are men in drag. what
People into the movie theaters was to produce these huge, big- budget epics, with incredible costumes, and so much luxury that you had to see it on the biggest screen possible. and by that time something s got to give is being made, they are working on their biggest productions ever, which was cleopatra . marilyn and elizabeth taylor has been set up as rivals, elizabeth taylor was getting paid 10 times what marilyn munro was getting paid. it is absolutely disastrous shoot. elizabeth taylor is sick, they have to tear down expensive sets and rebuild them. hello, miss taylor, how are you? i feel a little bit week, thank you. as a result, they had to shut down all reductions except cleopatra and something s got to give , and the financial well-being of the studio was effectively on marilyn s shoulders. are you going to stay long?
, happy birthday to you. it is very , and incredibly powerful overt sexuality in the 1960s would be seen by many, many people as being just utterly inappropriate, truly inappropriate. mr. president, for all of the things you have done. that song is very deliberately a performance. marilyn performing marilyn. we thank you so much. everybody! happy birthday. i definitely think marilyn was trying to send a message to the powers that be at 20th century fox. her performance was a way of highlighting her own power, in