Marilyn Monroe - The misfits
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@poorxsweetxinnocent Yeah, he left his diary out so she could read it! He was cruel man. After his third wife gave birth to a handicapped child, Miller had the boy placed in a facility and never saw or aknowledged him! (Had Marilyn lived, imagine what she would have thought of that!) P.S. And "The Misfits" is a lousy screenplay.
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@poorxsweetxinnocent I think in this regard they were too typical of married couples (then and now) who were so busy looking for somethng in each other--the "angel", the "prince"-- that they never quite saw one another clearly--until after the ceremony was over and the puppy-love phase passed.
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I think she had the intuitive ability not just to see people, but to see right through them. That ability is unsettling to most people, since in reality, the image of a blond-bimbo type the media trying to compartmentalize(the times also) didn't match the real person. The prince she always wanted was the needle in the haystack she could never find.
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Miller had no love for Marilyn?
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''have some limonade'' i'm always like ''what!? Where did she take it!?'' xD
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The mountain background in this scene looks like this part was filmed at a house in Dayton, Nevada-DAyyton is where where the rodeo scenes were all filmed. Dayton is a town about 14 miles east of Carson City, in a fast growing area of Lyon County, Nevada-on Hwy 50....
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Gran pelicula Al!!
muchas partes tensas!
pero es un gran film!
besos =)
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Watchin it now and this is the movie i fell in love with her



"You don't respect what I feel. And I don't care about the LETTUCE!" Marilyn got too few opportunities to display anger and frustration in her films; to be tough. It probably would have helped her, emotionally and as an actress, if Miller had written her less sweet qualities in "Misfits." No, the creep waited till she was dead, and then wrote "After the Fall," in which she is a monster. She was NOT an angel but a human being. He used her terribly.
waif55 3 years ago 11
there was a lot of condecension toward MM in "The Misfits" and outright contempt in "After the Fall." No man who really loved a woman could have done what he did. He is remembered today because he married her, which is as it should be.
waif55 2 years ago 4