Obviously fond of Jill, Paul remembered a time they were all together in a car arguing, and Jill whispered in Paul’s ear, Michael thinks he can win an argument by how loud he shouts.
February 13: On its cover Se Og Hor (Denmark) features a shot of Karen Blixen (Isak Dinesen) and Marilyn (dressed in a fur stole and low-cut dress) smiling over a large manuscript.
ON APRIL 27, 1970, WALTER BRENNAN WAS INDUCTED INTO THE HALL of Great Western Actors at the Cowboy Hall of Fame’s annual awards ceremony in Oklahoma City. After listening to several speakers lavish pr...
Never meant to be more than a B picture entertainment produced on the Universal International backlot and at the Iverson Ranch (a five-hundred-acre family property often used for location shoots), it...
Like Drums Across the River, Bad Day at Black Rock (January 7, 1955), is a revisionist work—this time examining the seamy side, the racism and thuggery—of postwar America. Brennan, looking much slimme...
January 20: Lew Schreiber at Fox, having received notice that Marilyn is ready to work, reviews her list of approved directors, since she cannot be required to work until the studio has a commitment f...
June 24: Marilyn appears at the studio to watch her scenes with Montand. John Huston leaves New York to look at locations in Nevada for The Misfits.
June 23: Reporters stake out Marilyn’s apartment, responding to rumors that she and Miller will marry that night.
June 26: David Conover photographs Norma Jeane for Yank magazine.
June 21: Marilyn consults with her attorney, Aaron Frosch, and Lee Strasberg about Rain.
January 24: Marilyn and Joe return to Los Angeles, and she finds a script of The Girl in Pink Tights that has been sent to her Doheny Drive apartment.
January 24: Stella Yusko writes to Arthur Miller asking if he and Marilyn might be interested in adopting a healthy and beautiful baby, and the mother feels that you people would really make a good ha...
January 24: Time publishes Dostoyevsky Blues.
June 27: Sidney Fields is the first columnist to write about Marilyn, commenting in the New York Mirror: Marilyn is a very lovely and relatively unknown movie actress. But give her time; you will hear...
January 25: Life publishes Merger of Two Worlds. Newsweek publishes Mr. And Mrs. Joe DiMaggio. Time publishes Storybook Romance. Marilyn’s lawyer tells the press that she has read the Pink Tights scri...
January 28: Marilyn attends a March of Dimes fashion show at the Waldorf Astoria, held to benefit children with polio. She is photoraphed with several children, smiling and talking with them, as well...
January 26: The studio suspends Marilyn again.
Just then I felt I must confront the question of whether I was to do Michael’s biography as well as Jill’s. From our first meeting, Julie had been urging me to do so, to make sure I got my place in li...
January 28: Marilyn arrives in San Francisco the day before embarking for Japan, where DiMaggio has been invited to make appearances. She breaks her thumb, although a DiMaggio relative said Joe was re...
January 26: The Women’s Division of the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York presents Marilyn with a citation, In recognition of her unique ability to bring pleasure to millions of American...
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