Town & Country is the latest media outlet to recommend Marilyn’s movies to viewers of Blonde (which hits Netflix this Wednesday.) … More
Category: Movies
Retracing Marilyn’s Jewish Identity
Writing for UK weekly newspaper The Jewish Chronicle, Nathan Abrams – Professor of Film Studies at Bangor University – asks, … More
Marilyn Beats Out Meryl in Movie Critics’ Poll
Over at The Guardian, critics have their say on the ‘greatest’ and ‘worst’ performances in movie history. Thankfully, Marilyn’s role … More
Diamond Dancer: When Marilyn Made Music
‘Marilyn Monroe was a great dancer – you wouldn’t know it from Blonde, Sarah L. Kaufman writes for the Washington … More
Scene By Scene: Marilyn’s ‘Career-Defining’ Comedies
Over at The Film Magazine, Emily Nighman looks at three of Marilyn’s most popular comedies, and considers how she brought … More
Why Marilyn is the World’s Most Misunderstood Icon
Writing for BBC Culture, Anna Bogutskaya asks: why do biopics always get Marilyn so wrong? “‘Please don’t make me into … More
Marilyn in TIME: ‘She Knew Her Power’
Writing for TIME, Stephanie Zacharek criticises the one-dimensional ‘victimhood’ of Marilyn (as seen in Blonde), and with reference Don’t Bother … More
Before ‘Blonde’: A Marilyn Movie Primer
Writing for Digital Trends, David Caballero joins the chorus of critical voices urging viewers to check out Marilyn’s movies before … More
Cheers, No Tears: Marilyn’s Movies Shine On
Marya E. Gates isn’t a fan of Blonde – but it did inspire her to reconsider Marilyn’s life and work, … More
Marilyn Goes ‘Beyond Blonde’ at Summerhall
Great news for fans in Scotland: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953), The Seven Year Itch (1955), and The Misfits (1961) will … More
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