Marilyn Monroe: Still Life

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Marilyn Monroe: Still Life

2006

0h 51m

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Overview

Survey Marilyn Monroe’s life through photographs, from Hollywood stills to candid pictures snapped on the streets of New York.

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14 members

Acting

Marilyn Monroe

Self (archive footage)

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Eve Arnold

Self - Photographer

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Norman Mailer

Self - Writer & Filmmaker

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Gloria Steinem

Self - Social Activist & Monroe Biographer

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Hugh Hefner

Self - Founder, Playboy Magazine

Directing

Elliott Erwitt

Self - Photographer

Camera

Douglas Kirkland

Self - Photographer

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Patricia Bosworth

Self - Journalist & Biographer

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Amy Greene-Andrews

Self - Widow of Milton H. Greene

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Leon Constantiner

Self - Photographer

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Leif-Erik Nygårds

Self - Photographer

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Meta Shaw Stevens

Self - Daughter of Sam Shaw

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Larry Shaw

Self - Son of Sam Shaw

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Edith Shaw Marcus

Self - Daughter of Sam Shaw

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