Marilyn Monroe being interviewed at the L.A. Airport Lounge, 1956.
Marilyn Monroe being interviewed at the LA Airport Lounge, 1956.
The producer of River of No Return, Stanley Rubin, remembers Marilyn Monroe. He says one of the main reasons why she accepted the part as Kay Weston was because “she loved the songs she got to sing.”
A rare 1960 interview of Marilyn Monroe on whether if she feels happy. It’s one of my favorites. She has such a way with words…
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Philippe Halsman, 1952.
- Interviewer: There are lots of beautiful actress in Hollywood, always have been, some of them very good actresses as well as being beautiful. What made [Marilyn] so special?
- Don Murray: There are two things I think. Number one is that she had this tremendous vulnerability. I think that she was not a threat to women because she had this almost child-like quality. And men, because of her vulnerability, wanted to take care of her. I think that's why she was more lasting than most people, personality and character wise. The other thing was that she was a terrific comedienne. Let's face it, the world cannot resist an adorable, beautiful clown and that's what Marilyn was. They are very, very rare.
Don Murray (MM’s co-star in Bus Stop) interviewed about Marilyn, 1987.
This rare documentary sequence looks at the relationship between Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller. It contains interviews with Miller himself. (Part 2)
This rare documentary sequence looks at the relationship between Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller. It contains interviews with Miller himself. (Part 1)
