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some like it hot 1959: favorites marilyn monroe scenes 1/5
→ “ i’m a girl, i’m a girl, i’m a girl”
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Milton Greene.
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Happy Veterans Day!
In 1953, Marilyn recalled how her pin-up photos affected the troops and how moved she was:
I have had two instances which have brought me a great sense of responsibility. Once it was a marine who came to the door of my home after having been in Korea. He told me how much my pictures had meant to the men in service and while he talked he started to cry. I can’t tell you how deeply I was touched. Then there was another case told to me in a letter by a solider. He said he had clipped my picture out of esquire magazine, and carried it with him. He had been at the fighting front in a foxhole, and found it necessary to move to another position under fire. He remembered he had left the pin-up picture in the foxhole, and though he had started to the new position went back for it. It was amazing, he said, that returning for that picture had saved his life. Shots had been fired that would have hit him if he’d been in the other location. So he thanked me for ‘saving his life.’
The following year in February of 1954, during her honeymoon with Joe DiMaggio in Japan, Marilyn performed for over 100,000 U.S. troops stationed in Korea over a period of four days. Despite the sub zero temperatures, she wore a sequined dress and sang a series of songs. [x]
Marilyn has regarded this as one of the highlights of her career:
I felt for the first time in my life no fear of anything. I felt only happy.
One of the Army Corps Engineers officer remembered:
Of all the performers who came to us in Korea–and there were half a dozen or so–she was the best. It was bitter cold, but she was in no hurry to leave. Marilyn was a great entertainer. She made thousands of GIs feel she really cared.
Marilyn also visited an army hospital in Tokyo [x] and helped serve food to the troops.
‘I know that some actresses get by for a while with looks and little else. I don’t want to be one of them. I’d like to carve myself a not too-large but permanent niche in the acting world. In the months and years ahead, I want to learn everything that is to be learned about acting. I’ll never be a great actress, but if I work hard and believe that what I’m doing is right, perhaps I can become a good one’ - Marilyn Monroe
Hudson, Rock (1925 - 1985, B. Roy Harold Scherer) Larger-than-life male lead Rock Hudson started in Hollywood soon after returning from his navy war service in 1946. He served his movie apprenticeship in adventure and B-movie fare, in 1952 and 1953 churning out a diligent six pictures a year. He was nominated for an Oscar for his performance in Giant (1956), before easing into a series of comfortable comedies, often paired up with Doris Day. Pillow Talk, which the two made in 1959, was a movie Marilyn was interested in at one time. Hudson continued to work, often in television, until he contracted AIDS. His final notoriety in Hollywood was as the first high-profile actor to die of this disease. Hudson and Marilyn nearly worked together on several occasions. In 1955 negotiations were advanced for him to star opposite Marilyn in Bus Stop (1956), until he changed his mind - according to some sources because Marilyn’s business partner Milton Greene had once spurned Hudson’s advances. Producer Jerry Wald also unsuccessfully attempted to cast Hudson as the lead in Let’s Make Love (1960). The only Marilyn picture Rock Hudson worked on was after her death, when he hosted Twentieth Century-Fox’’s tribute movie Marilyn (1963). - The Marilyn Encyclopedia by Adam Victor.
Joan Blondell, 1932.
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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Earl Leaf, 1950.
this is not my dog but oh well it’s cute
Someone needs to draw this as a dog head with tiny little paw legs because that’s what I see.
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Philippe Halsman, 1952.
Marilyn Monroe on her wedding day, 1956.
Marilyn by Milton Greene in 1956.

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Gay pride parade in Chicago, 1970s.