Marilyn Monroe in 'The Misfits' (1961)

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Uploaded by on May 3, 2008

A scene from the 1961 film 'The Misfits' (1961). This was one of the main films to showcase Marilyn Monroe as a straight dramatic actress rather than the comedic blonde roles she had tried desperatly to shed.

The following scene displays Monroe's tallent for the craft and also shows her in what would be her final completed film.

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  • oh Marilyn, you were only just getting started..

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

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  • Very ironic that this was her last film along with Gable.

  • It makes me sad that she didn't live to do more dramatic roles. While she was absolutely brilliant in her roles as a show girl, she clearly had the talent to be a dramatic actress too (as seen through the dramatic scenes of all her movies, and in full in some of her films).

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

  • @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'.

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

  • Who killed Marilyn?

  • 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.

  • poor horsie :(

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

  • 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...

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