This Sunday, August 5th will be the 50th
anniversary of the tragic death of one of Hollywood’s most Iconic stars.
Marilyn Monroe.
Like millions of others around the world, Marilyn holds a
special place in my heart despite the fact that she sadly passed away 23 years
before I was even born.
Women who seek to be equal with men lack ambition
I can’t put into words what it is about Marilyn that captivates
me so much.
I have feelings too. I am
still human. All I want is to be loved, for myself and
for my talent
Her beauty? Certainly.
If I play a stupid girl and
ask a stupid question, I’ve got to follow it through, what am I supposed to do,
look intelligent?
Her troubled life? To an extent.
I don’t mind making jokes,
but I don’t want to look
like one
The duality of her
personality?
Hollywood is a place where
they'll pay you a thousand dollars for a kiss and fifty cents for your soul. I
know, because I turned down the first offer often enough and held out for the
fifty cents
From the world’s biggest sex symbol to the sensitive, shy and
insecure girl who just wanted to be loved? Definitely.
Sex is part of nature. I go
along with nature
To try and define what made Marilyn so wonderful is nigh on
impossible, something I wouldn’t even attempt to do.
If you’re gonna be two-faced
at least make one of them pretty
I will simply mark this occasion and anniversary with a
selection of some of my favourite Marilyn quotes and photos.
Rest In Peace Marilyn, thank you for everything that you were
x
Marilyn Monroe
''I don’t want to make money.
I just want to be wonderful''
So beautiful! Love Marilyn
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I actually read a book called Fragments which is all of her notes and letters that she wrote. It really shows you the vulnerability of Marilyn, at the end of the day she just wanted to be cared and loved for her she really was. I really recommend it :) xo
ReplyDeleteI had that on pre-order for 6 months before it was published ;-) There arent many Marilyn books that i haven't read, but thank you! xx
DeleteI never used to like her, but I watched a documentary about her last night, and she truly was a stunning stunning woman... so captivating yet very tragic. I love Marilyn now! There will never be another woman like her.
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Alix
http://simonsayssomethingstylish.blogspot.co.uk
aside from your beautiful blog.. I love also marilyn.. I'm one of her biggest fans.. I'm only 18.. but since i was 14, i already admire her.. she's always number on my list!
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