Marilyn Monroe in 'The Misfits' (1961)

[bettykitten2233]

I love Clark Gable in this film. He brought such grace and dignity to it, the last roar of a great and proud lion.

[MrJohnnyHotpants]

Who killed Marilyn?

[LorMagda]

En dehors des tragédies de l'humanité, cette scène symbolise l'une des choses les plus tristes au monde : Marilyn Monroe et ce cheval ligoté, deux faces de l'innocence vaincue. Pour rien.

[menchiiscute1]

poor horsie :(

[sns21274]

Patriarchy...where men are only happy when destroying something.

[DreDaDon16]

Tuco in the car with Marilyn. when you have to shoot shoot don't talk.

[ILUVLUCYDESI]

Marilyn Monroe all she wanted was to be actress a real good actress and be rich and wealthy successful too and famous be Hollywood's queen

but Norma Jean wanted just to be happy

To me both woman mean a lot to me though...

[suitevictor]

Marilyn, te amo!

[Walters78s]

I think she's good but i think she is very overrated. But then again so are all the other actors these days

[NorthernLightsora]

Whoa! She DID lose the breathy voice and finally used her real voice. She usually kept the breathy in every role and off camera in interviews but this is finally her real voice. No trying to be a sexy little ditzy but the real Norma Jean not Marilyn. She was herself in this role. Wow.

[TwoDeux]

This was HER BEST SCENE EVER! I literally cried because of her acting skills.

[lonsumtravlr]

great talent, bad direction.

on the plus, in terms of both beauty and talent, she reminds me of maggie cheung.

[xxChiQuiTitaxx73]

you've only just begun! marylin, you've never acted so perfectly angel

[revolverproducciones]

Amazing movie

[definemaybe]

whats the other actors name damn i'll oook it up, the cowboy who was hit on the head

[ThePharaoho]

@definemaybe One of my favorite actors. The legendary Montgomery Clift!

[marekerhardt]

OSCAR WINNING JOB BY MARILYN!

[suevialania]

O meu filme favorito de Marilyn!

Saudades do tempo em que os filmes eram para toda a familia!

Agora as "actrizes" só valem pelo corpo e por cenas pornolesbicas que tem de se sujeitar!

Mais uma forma de humilhar as mulheres com o pertexto de serem "liberais!

Quando a esmola é grande o pobre desconfia!

SAUDADES from PORTUGAL!

[megatron20000]

Oh, marilyn.. i wish you'd stay alive.. you would of seen how stupid girls behave these days.. it's just not like then. And i must say that i don't like the way it is today.

I really wish i lived in the 60's.

[jen2174]

Marilyn was a big supporter of animal rights and hated cruelty towards animals. so in this scene acting came easy for her.

[ThePharaoho]

Wow! I love Marilyn's intensity in this scene. She definitely delivers. Now I am extremely excited about this movie! People keep telling me that is was the "ultimate motion picture." I am starting to see why now. I have to watch it in it's entirety.

[eagleton15]

I simpy adore dead Marilyn

[ToughXArmy69]

There never has been nor will there even be a greater star than Marilyn Monroe.

[8DX]

Sigh, she sure knew how to hold her lines - and her tits out. Sigh.

[clickitoo]

We are now the misfits of the neo-liberal world. Thank you for showing that we still have savages shooting horses. MM a wonderful woman.

[elisaloba]

sin palabras...es irreal de belleza, ebria por la vida de su propio nectar, Thanks for sharing.

[MarysaMJ]

Marilyn in this movie is more beautiful than ever! <3 I LOVE

[funkbebe]

this role killed marilyn.

miller wrote a collage of tabloid obsceneties of marilyn as character and a prop for all the male characters for the first real cinema actress. you have to really hate women to do something like this.

but when you read miller's plays you can tell he can't write for women at all. eveyr female characer is either a non-flesh angel or a demon. and norma-jean told him so. she even made fun of the title.

he was such an affected bourgoise dork.

[wwerulestna]

@funkbebe lol the role killed Marilyn, how about Marilyn killed Clark Gable.

[waif55]

@wwerulestna Gable died of a heart attack because he insisted on doing his own stunts. Nobody ever died waiting for somebody to show up on a set. In that case ALL of MM's co-stars would have dropped dead.

[PatrickLHawkins]

@wwerulestna Yeah Marilyn forced Gable to do his own stunts.

[ThePharaoho]

@wwerulestna She did not...Clark insisted on doing his own stunts. It was a mid life crisis last hooraa...

[funkbebe]

israel friend, naomi watts, is going to get to play one of the most dynamic women in showbiz. this is AIPAC's attempt to white-wash miller's crimes against his meal-ticket wife, and a shitty writer that couldn't write for women because like most jewish american men, he hated his mother so much.

a no presence, comedic or musical talent actor. at this point in time, the only qualified actors to play wondeful norma-jean are lohan or lopez.

[jimaroo100]

Her lines stink but her delivery is worse. It is embarrassing to watch

[funkbebe]

@jimaroo100

she's the first cinematic actress in the industry.

people who don't know how to watch actors shouldn't watch movies.

stick to sports and porno.

[todhenmill]

@jimaroo100

she isn't the writer, you silly cow. and how would you have delivered the lines? vague and yet harsh criticism certainly is embarrassing.

i hate people who drop words that make them seem like they know what they're talking about, but once the idea is examined what becomes apparent is a poser.

not liking female actor's personalities shouldn't give you the idea that you're talking about the craft of acting. this carries one of the first modern performances, unlike the guys.

[billyguns2]

I hope the horse wasn't hurt.

[nognilk]

This was her best roll!!!!

She would have done great work had she not died too soon.

[flaminia5]

@nognilk oh, come on, this wasn't

the script is a mess

[KatKillahKills]

Wow Mariyln Monroe and Clark Gable!

[Pambie36]

Took me years to fully appreciate this fabulous character study. Don't get me wrong - I always loved her performance - but this film's magic grows with repeated viewing.

[DoubleDutchBust]

Marilyn Monroe in 'The Misfits'

You sound gay in "The Trailer"

What did i say? your probably rite~2:05

[ToughXArmy69]

Marilyn Monroe after Some Like It Hot was the biggest star in the World. A great beauty, natural to the camera, MM had to do a lame 20th film Lets Make Love in order to do another outside 20th studio film and The Misfits was like Some Like It Hot done at UA.

I love this movie and I feel MM's greatest two performances were in Some Like It Hot and a this drama The Misfits. Seen together one is amazed at her range, her artistry.

[onehotminutex]

also one of her lesser known films "Don't Bother to Knock".

[kriccistarr]

@onehotminutex DBTK is one of my all time favorites

[azraelstear1]

Did it Feature Clark gable as well..?? Or was that another film...?? Poor Horse..........Marilyn's Great.........all the best.....

[lialammas]

This was her last movie... she die after finishing this movie.

Strange how sensitive she feels and interpret this scene when rude men are trying very hard to taken away the freedom from a wild horse. She probably felt trapped as well. She is really a very good actor. I love Marilyn.

[NancyGorman]

oh Marilyn, you were only just getting started..

[marvy1118]

What is that something about her that brings tears to my eyes? It's unique.

[Bielostotsky]

Nicole Kidman has many of MM..., Look at those ..., and compare

[AvaloniaOfCathea]

I wish she had the chance to play more such roles. Really sad...

[LNxHC]

really sad she had to sleep around with a married president.. you're right

[mmmbad]

True, and I don't think any of the Kennedys could keep it in their pants. Really a shame.

[xXPinkGoddessXx]

The only person who the MM/JFK affair could have possibly bothered is Jackie Kennedy and since she wasn't bothered, I must ask, why are you?

[LNxHC]

@xXPinkGoddessXx um i'm bothered by people who would cheat on their spouses? sorry we cant live in lala land where everything is magical and stars cant do wrong like you! cheating is wrong no matter how much this slut is a hero to you

[xXPinkGoddessXx]

Sorry, but we also can't live in a magical land where one size fits all and whatever you consider wrong applies to everyone else. For you to be bothered by cheating in a situation where the man's wife is NOT makes you a busybody. And for you to blame a woman who had nothing whatsoever to do with their marriage is asinine.

[LNxHC]

nothing to do with the marriage except coming directly in the middle of it by fuckin 1/2 of the people that make up this 'marriage'? and you seem to know quite a good amount about this couples marriage so does that not make you a busy body? and if you dont think adultry is wrong, then wait til it happens to you and let's see how content you are with it. find a new role model

[xXPinkGoddessXx]

A marriage exists between two people only and two people only make vows to each other. Marilyn made no promises to either party, so why should she be at fault when a promise is broken? How is it being a busybody to know information that is made public? I let Jackie's actions speak for themselves, I don't impose my own moral agenda on her like you have. And you've just imposed the same agenda on me by acting as though I must feel the exact same way about adultery as you do.

[flaminia5]

@xXPinkGoddessXx i guess, she was alright

but if it did bother her, she should not have taken the money

[PatrickLHawkins]

@xXPinkGoddessXx I can't agree that Jackie wasn't bothered somewhat by the affair. What woman/man doesn't get a little hurt. But I think Jackie knew full well what she was getting herself into when she married John. And like Rose Kennedy accepted it.

[ThePharaoho]

@PatrickLHawkins Jackie was paid to stay in the marriage. She really was like a common prostitute. It seems she would do anything for money, even steal and marry her sister's fiance'.

[Syndel89]

Esos gritos me desgarraron, no estaba actuando...era ella.

[milepost53]

Many people feel this sequence with Gable doing his own stunts being pulled by the horses is what led to his fatal heart attack 2 weeks later.

[arabgirl66]

marilyn was really have the heart for this horse

[MAREKGERHARDT]

There is a guy on YT who thinks Anita Eckberg is far better than MM! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

[RlrbladeMan07]

MM arguably the most famous woman in the world, the greatest film star for sure starred in this UA movie that was written by her estranged husband Arthur Miller and directed by John Huston. Marilyn Monroe gives a great performance. When the film was released Clark Gable had just died and MM herself was just released from a hospital due to nervous exhaustion and the press was very critical of Her. Seen today the film is brilliant and one of MM's finest performances.

RIP Gable, MM, Huston

[AngelicLove21]

did they really kill the horse?

[MAREKGERHARDT]

No. The ASPCA was newly present.

[mmmbad]

Thank God!

[mmmbad]

When I saw this scene several years ago on TV, I was so upset by it that I swore I'd never watch this movie again. Even now, I'm only commenting on how I felt about it. I didn't watch the clip. I hate seeing ANY animal mistreated.

[Mulepackeroo]

If you notice the stallion has a halter on so he doesn't choke. This movie helped pave the way for Mustang Annie and her crusade to stop the abuse on the wild horses of this country.

[kattypig58]

I hope you don't eat at KFC then

[mmmbad]

No, I don't.

[kattypig58]

Thats great! Spread the word :) No one is treated lower then the chickens killed for KFC and other branches like it. The footage is on here somewhere

[viewer3001]

So sad that this was the last film for both Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable. ;(

[Joeysaved]

This movie was one of Marilyn's best!

Great acting!

[valorie179]

wtf!?

[newshyheim9]

lol the driving look so stupid

i loke the 60's Thorgh

[AnneFrederick7]

A moving film.

I think is the best work of Marilyn Monroe.

Thank you for posting!

[StevieRayKnopfler]

Superb Performance From Marilyn The Finest Of Her Career Anybody Who Says This Film Is Crap Or Marilyn Can't Act Should Stop Watching Films Altogether

Leave These Works Of Art To The People

Who Enjoy And Respect Them

[WIZZER147]

this is the kinda clip and moment that nowadays would win somneone the oscar for. this whole scene is so similar to that of marilyns live also.

[StevieRayKnopfler]

I Think Everybody Feels Marilyn Is Second To No One The Greatest Actress The Biggest Star

And The Most Beautiful Woman That Has Ever Lived

Rest In Peace Norma Jean We All Love You....

[shinznay]

i saw a comment you left one the misfits. it was about 3 weeks ago. you said its terrible. i disagree big time. if you new each character as in presonaly. for example marilyn. she acts superb. think of an other actress who could of made it better. she plays a senstive, depressed women seeking for love. which in her personal life it was true and you see her depression in the film. its suberb!!

[HarveyCartwright]

I agree, they were all way past their best.

[rosethorn18]

I love this movie so much. It's one of my favorites ^^

[ToughXArmy]

This moview as not well reviewed when it debuted ( Vertigo wasnt either!) and I suggest we all take a new look at this briliant film. John Huston was a superb director and He guides a great cast of Clark Gable, Monty Clift, Thelma Ritter and Marilyn Monroe in one of her finest performances.

There have been stars in Hollywood before or since but none to Me as great as Marilyn Monroe and her on screen work here is brilliant.

A great actress, Billy Wilder felt she was second only to Garbo.

[edgeofpain1]

HORSEY :( thats really mean but clark gable (♥)

[camcam200008]

wonderful acting talents marilyn.

[OfficialDiva2008]

This film is her best work. Her acting was her best ever and a sign of the more serious route her career would have taken had it not been for her death. rip Marilyn.

[xmisfitkittenx]

This is my favorite Marilyn Monroe film because I personally think that the character Roslyn shows how Marilyn truly was in real life..It was written by Arthur Miller, her husband at the time, and Roslyn was a character inspired by Marilyn. I love every Monroe film that I have seen because I'm a very big fan of hers but I think that this has to be the best movie she has ever been in because shes not having to act like some blonde bimbo, not that I think that of her its just that some people do.

[vdhelst]

I love the vulnerability of Monroe the melancholy of the others and the quest for freedom and peace. It is a moving film.