High Noon

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Marilyn Monroe photographed behind the scenes of Bus Stop (1956) by Milton H. Greene. She felt that many of the original costumes chosen were inauthentic to Chérie, so she took a hands on approach to help find the right pieces. Joshua Logan, the direction, was very impressed with her desire for authentication. While in New York on her year long hiatus to better herself, professionally and personally, she inserted herself in the study of Method Acting. Her hard work certainly paid off. The New York Times reported, “Hold onto your chairs, everybody, and get set for a rattling surprise. Marilyn Monroe has finally proved herself an actress in Bus Stop!” 

The young master and his butler on the cover of Gfantasy for the month of october.

Kuroshitsuji / That Butler, with Fangs 

MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITOR, May 10, 1961

The Muppets: what we see, and what goes on behind the scenes. A hazy image unfortunately, from a magazine. Then again there’s some much HD 4K ultra crystal clear crap around, sometimes I just love the grainy vintage-ness of an image like this. Love the view of the set too.