A relationship in pictures: Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller.
(All photos by Sam Shaw.)
Voices: Norman Mailer, Shaw family.
Features
Clip | Marilyn Monroe’s most iconic photograph in blowing dress
Clip | Marilyn Monroe’s nude photograph by Leif-Erik Nygards
Clip | Marilyn Monroe’s identity according to Norman Mailer
Clip | The many images of Marilyn Monroe’s “Ballerina” session
Clip | The silent process of developing a photo of Marilyn Monroe
Clip | The influence Marilyn Monroe had on many generations
Clip | The “Black Sitting” session with Marilyn Monroe
Clip | Why Marilyn Monroe was “made for a camera”
Marilyn Monroe: Still Life - Preview
How Gail Levin made a film about Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe’s life and career timeline
What Gloria Steinem thinks about Marilyn Monroe
TRANSCRIPT
(nostalgic piano music) - And she is as delightful in her presence, as funny.
as changeable, as interesting.
And as remarkable as any adolescent dream of a heavenly blonde.
Yet this blonde heaven wants him.
- It looks like a very sweet period.
- He looks a little warmer.
- Yeah, yeah.
Like she broke through that barrier.
- [Male] She was really good to him.
I mean, she backed him up.
- [Female 1] If you look at the picture that dad took of her with and him at the Brooklyn bridge, and if you look at the way she's looking into his eyes, if that isn't love- - [Male] That was love, yeah.
But it obviously didn't last.
