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Marlene Dietrich in Shanghai Express (1932) dir. Josef von Sternberg

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MARILYN MONROE in colour - at a press conference, June 1956

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There is no question that 2001: A Space Odyssey is one of the most beautiful and perfect of all films. And yet it is so strange, so out-of-this-world and beyond most other science fiction films. There is no attempt to ‘explain’ it - it needs no explanation because it is so self-evident, a pure example of cinematic language.

Marilyn Monroe by Earl Moran: In 1946, calendar and magazine illustrator Earl Moran hired the Blue Book Agency’s Norma Jeane Dougherty to model for him. He paid her $10 an hour. Over the next three years, Moran hired Marilyn on and off and was a fairly steady source of income for her during those erratic, hungry years. Marilyn was once quoted as saying, “Earl saved my life many a time. “

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