Hollywood earned a lot of money with her as a sexsymbol, this role destroyed her. Lauren Bacall turned her back to Hollywood and went to Broadway as actress, Hollywood is really destroying actors in high numbers! Marylin Monroe had no idea and strenght to change her role!
@Woohoo Marilyn really never had any true self-esteem. Oh, she knew she could turn people on, but I think her sexuality and "sexiness" was all she believed in about herself. Her story is a sad one. She wouldn't have been able to see, or TRULY believe in, her talent even if she would have won an Academy Award. Marilyn was so insecure and unbelieving in herself. Such a shame.
This is her real voice but a little bit less whispery than in later movies. She used this whispers to decrease her stuttering. Although I think that she spoke very fluent.
@@karendalsadik7119 'Don't Bother To Knock' with Richard Widmark, Ann Bancroft and Elisha Cook also. Probably my favorite movie of hers ...it really showed her acting chops. I think it's still here on CZcams in it's entirety.
She's soo good. People who don't understand acting don't even realise how good she is. I love this character she plays in this film, so confident, strong, playful, a little tomboy, gorgeous of course, natural behaviour, full of life, totally adorable.
😍 I love seeing, and hearing, Marilyn in her earlier films; she didn't need all the overdone glam etc. of later on, she was so pretty and spellbinding in her more natural way. 😍
SHE IS PERFECTION! Perfect acting, perfect singing, perfect dancing, enchanting gestures, grace, tenderness, brightness, splendor, magnificence, exceedingly beauty, glamour, delicacy, femininity, sensuality with dignity, greatness with humbleness, extreme willpower, strong determined spirit, ever considerate, respectful and sincere towards people, hugely sensitive and very very intelligent. God Blessed Her With Many Talents. A Genuine Marvel Always Looking For Excellence. Her Face Shines With Grace And Innocence Because So Was Her Soul. A True Artist! A Real Super Star! The Most Beautiful Woman Ever!
I don't believe that a woman who, after having suffered so much in her childhood and adolescence, after having tried so hard to surpass herself and achieve excellence; and, after having achieved stardom and recognition and with so many plans and projects ahead, try to commit suicide. Among all the vicissitudes she had to go through, she always kept faith and hope. Furthermore, she had a heart of gold and very noble and generous feelings; therefore, such a sublime soul has no intention of hurting anyone, much less hurting herself. The Most Beautiful Woman Ever!
Mark BestBuddy This is a bit deeper than her real voice. She was playing a toughish character here, so the voice matched. Her real voice is inbetween this one and the higher pitched one in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Watch her in interviews to hear her real voice. Very feminine and a bit breathy.
It's a shame when you watch Marilyn here that Fox had to later straight jacket her into dumb blonde sexpot roles. Sadly though that was the times. Marilyn was still charming in her starring roles but they were so limiting. Jean Harlow got a better deal in the 1930's when she got to be smart and wise-cracking in her roles. Marilyn could have been that way if there had been roles like that in the 1950's.
Raphael Basile I was just thinking that too, I wish they had her in more movies like this one, she was so sweet and adorable here, and her giggle is just the cutest!!
Not Only She Was A Very Talented Actress But Had A Charming Angel Voice And Could Sing Very Well, A Wonderful Singer. A Real Superstar! The Most Beautiful Woman Ever!
So wonderful to see someone has collated Marilyns scenes from this movie. Miss Monroe looks wonderful and natural here. She never looks dated, she would fit right into 2016 looking like she does right in this movie. Always wanted to see her in this film. Absolutely wonderful compilation. Thanks.
I first watched Marilyn Monroe's films in a time I was ill and looking for things to binge. I wanted to see her films to find out what all the fuss was about, and became an instant fan. But I didn't watch Clash by Night as she didn't have a main role and it sounder grimmer than what I wanted to watch at the time; so it's nice to see her scenes clipped out here! One thing I've noticed about her acting, which I think is charming, is that she always gives her full attention to the people she is talking to, usually keeping her eyes on their faces the whole time.
WOW Marilyn in CLASH BY NIGHT is AWESOME when she says , Just let any man try! (To abuse her!) She stands up for herself, strong and independent. So different from the characters she was made to play by the studios. WATCH!
Awww, Marilyn is so young, fresh, wholesome and adorable here and her acting is fantastic~~~perfect, even!!! She has none of the affectations that she picked up later which, in my opinion, hindered her ability to garner the serious dramatic roles that she so desired.
I like her kinda divine MM persona, but I really adore her for movies like this one, don't bother to knock and specially for the misfits tho. These movies represents this kind of serious actress marilyn wanted to be recognized as all her life.
Yes Marilyn was beautiful but she shone so brightly with talent - she had a great acting range and it always feels real watching her... she takes you into the place and time she is inhabiting. I hope more people learn to look beyond the facade - she was captivating and it is impossible not to watch her in any scene she is in - but she had a truly wonderful acting gift.
This is a great film. It reminds me a bit of the kitchen sink films we got in the UK a decade later. Seeing Marilyn in a turban and working in a factory is priceless. And she is great here, as she was in Niagara and The Misfits. Her looks overshadowed her acting, like Debbie Harry's looks later overshadowed her great natural singing voice. It's a pity people can never see beyond the surface while appreciating that surface.
Monroe, as was her habit, had trouble remembering her lines. Stanwyck, as was her habit, had the entire script memorized before filming began. Once, when Monroe had a flock of reporters and fans around her, a crew member asked why a no-talent was so popular. Stanwyck replied that with a body like hers, Monroe did not need talent. Still, Monroe later said that Stanwyck was the only old-time movie star who was nice to her.
SHE IS PERFECTION! Just singing, she is terrifically wonderful! What a beautiful voice! She Is A Marvel! A True Artist! A Real Superstar! God blessed her with an angel voice and many talents. And she gave them without reserve to all the world. Her face shines with grace and innocence because so was her soul. Had she dedicated only to singing, for sure would've she won many Grammys. The Most Beautiful Woman Ever! Happy Birthday In Heaven Beloved Norma Jeane!
Agree, Don't Bother to Knock was ahead of it's time in terms of the acting, script and plot. She really showed a range and dramatic gift that was never given a chance to explore or develop further.
Finally a movie that had substance! Not just another scene with marilyn shaking her assists for the sex crazed men but a movie that let her finally shine! ⭐Her voice in this movie fits her personality 💗🥰⭐👍
This is filled with some of the best...look at Marilyn. Loved her in this... so cutesy.😊adorable..Great story. ...forgiveness and redemption at its best on screen. 😇✝️🙏🏼❤️✡️❤️
@RGDCanada. I agree, I just fell through the floor when I heard that, laughing at how perfectly cute that line fit. She was smashing and totally aced it , much talent, so much human dignity and womanly lady-like wholesome appeal. There shall never be any replacement for Our Leading Lady, Actress Marilyn Monroe (Norma Jean)………. If only MM knew how terrific she was! Her stardom one of a kind……. Shine forever, Bright Star…………..
U will spread!!! A- hole...... piece of Shi,t..........even though its a movie.....😊 She is the most beautiful woman that ever existed................... horrible line to say to her.. Mistake...Love her tuffness in this movie
Haven't seen this movie in a long time. Wish someone could upload the whole movie-even in parts......Stanwyck as usual was brilliant. Monroe mesmerizing, Douglas evokes emotion out of his audience-all good actors in this one. Ty for uploading this clip.
Marilyn was most proud of her performance "Asphalt Jungle" . She went on about it for years. But I think she is much stronger in this film. Pity she would'nt acknowledge this great piece of work. Her interaction with the great Barbra Stanwick is touching. Keith Andes gave her one of the sexiest leading men, and she stood her ground. Off screen she was, allegedly, her usual bi-polar self, keeping everyone waiting. But the cinematic results are a thing of beauty. Thank you for posting.
The deeper voice was Marilyn in character! In the public eye she lived in character especially if there were cameras. At 3:42 when she says, "I don't know." that's more her real voice!
The making of a fine actress right before our eyes. The well regarded & highly respected director Joshua Logan is quoted as saying Marilyn was one of the finest actresses he'd ever worked with "Bus Stop". He said she was very intelligent, formerly uneducated but highly intelligent. Susan fr Australia 2020
Thanks a lot, very, very thanks a lot for posting this. I've never seen this film but until my 13 years old I admire her and think she has probably her best actor' game in it. Sorry for my poor english !
The cutest line ever and so fitting for her later song, diamonds are a girls best friend which she aced it. Natural born actress and beauty, inside and out. Famous forever!
She's very strong in this movie, physically strong. Amazing talent but she squelched it to become a caricature. There's so much to admire about her resolve to become an artist.
Unmarried couple living together. Scandalous. Robert Ryan and MM scenes are electric. Too bad they never starred in a movie together. Keith Andes can’t hold the screen with MM.
Aquí vemos a Marilyn desplegando una sólida actuación, muy convincente. Ella tenía potencial de sobra para actuar en papeles "serios", pero los estudios la encasillaron en el rol de la rubia tonta, y eso no cambió hasta el final, hasta la inconclusa "Something's got to give".
Mine didn't! He was strong but so gentle with me, I loved him for it too. About the only time he was really upset with me was if I did something he thought wasn't safe. I got in trouble if he came home & the doors weren't locked, lol.
@@joygernautm6641 The notion of a man like that is not realistic in my opinion. Yes, these men existed in the past...and still do. But even those men have been highly idealized by both men and women. Partially due to movies and stories in general. Even the way we look at our fathers' is partially eschewed by our own hopes and biases. One of the main issues is the hero complex. Men and women have spent too much time looking up to idealized "warriors" and "knights in shining armor", that they have failed to look at reality. Supposed "confidence" is just an idea that has many definitions based on the individual. Stoicism is a practice and state of being. And it can be experienced by literally anyone willing to make the effort...man or woman. This inner practice is largely neglected by everybody, and thus we are in the state we are in today.
@@joygernautm6641. Sorry for the late reply but yeah You got a point. Although there’s still Many Gentlemen who exist but they get drowned out by the Incels and other Women Haters🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿
@@awakenow7147. Plus Gender Wars are WAY WORSE than they Were even 75-100 Years Ago and with a lot of Hurt Feelings on Both Sides. Hell Many Incels actually considering being a Gentleman to a Lady as “Simp Behavior”🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿 I’m like how TF We get to this point?????🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤢🤢🤢🤢
she was becoming a really good actress, then the nude pictures came out and all she could get were romantic comedy type movies, too bad she was so good at that too, or she would have been known more for her acting and good roles.
She really was a great actress.
@Woohoo yes, for whatever reason (s) Miss Marilyn never was fulfilled. Sad.
Hollywood earned a lot of money with her as a sexsymbol, this role destroyed her. Lauren Bacall turned her back to Hollywood and went to Broadway as actress, Hollywood is really destroying actors in high numbers! Marylin Monroe had no idea and strenght to change her role!
@Woohoo Marilyn really never had any true self-esteem. Oh, she knew she could turn people on, but I think her sexuality and "sexiness" was all she believed in about herself. Her story is a sad one. She wouldn't have been able to see, or TRULY believe in, her talent even if she would have won an Academy Award. Marilyn was so insecure and unbelieving in herself. Such a shame.
She was.
@@Missditabombshe was an abused child. Sexually abused children often see that as their value sadly
I love Marilyn's real voice. This was one of the rare times she used it instead of that whispery breathy thing.
Same here
This isnt her real voice, go watch her interviews
You can hear her voice slipping in and out.
This is her real voice but a little bit less whispery than in later movies. She used this whispers to decrease her stuttering. Although I think that she spoke very fluent.
Plot twist: the whispery, breathy voice used in later movies was her real voice and this one was just an act.....
Marilyn was a dame good actress. Leaving the beauty & sexyness aside . She was actually a good actress. Wish they let her do more serious roles.
luke alan the one movie where she played a mentally disturbed babysitter.
@@karendalsadik7119 'Don't Bother To Knock' with Richard Widmark, Ann Bancroft and Elisha Cook also. Probably my favorite movie of hers ...it really showed her acting chops. I think it's still here on CZcams in it's entirety.
Damn good not dame😂
@@mindyengledow6860 "Niagara" is my favorite. She reached out & grabbed my heart in that first scene,& I've never forgotten.
@@MiJaHaI love Niagara!!! Her acting is superb and she is breathtakingly beautiful in it!💞😇
she's so natural here! wearing jeans and simple shirts, and gooood acting
She's soo good. People who don't understand acting don't even realise how good she is. I love this character she plays in this film, so confident, strong, playful, a little tomboy, gorgeous of course, natural behaviour, full of life, totally adorable.
I only managed to see this film once. I was impressed by Marilyn’s performance and her natural voice. Barbara Stanwyck was as terrific as ever
Now THIS is Marilyn at her best!! She did a fantastic job in this movie and was much overlooked for her TALENT because of her appearance.
And alongside Barbara Stanwyck no less...
@@sabrinan4792 Miss Stanwyck was was the only old school actress that didn’t look at Marilyn as a joke.
Every women who worked with Marilyn always speaks highly of her, compared to men.
@@MichaelChong100 wow! Good observation!
😍 I love seeing, and hearing, Marilyn in her earlier films; she didn't need all the overdone glam etc. of later on, she was so pretty and spellbinding in her more natural way. 😍
I loved it too even I see this movie first time and I surprised that she talks this way ❤
SHE IS PERFECTION! Perfect acting, perfect singing, perfect dancing, enchanting gestures, grace, tenderness, brightness, splendor, magnificence, exceedingly beauty, glamour, delicacy, femininity, sensuality with dignity, greatness with humbleness, extreme willpower, strong determined spirit, ever considerate, respectful and sincere towards people, hugely sensitive and very very intelligent. God Blessed Her With Many Talents. A Genuine Marvel Always Looking For Excellence. Her Face Shines With Grace And Innocence Because So Was Her Soul. A True Artist! A Real Super Star! The Most Beautiful Woman Ever!
Ditto!
I never get tired watching Marilyn Monroe! 🖤🖤🖤
I love the way she says:: "So whaaaaat?? "1:26. She was a wonderful actress. RIP Norma Jean.
She sure was beautiful in this movie. You could see such a promising actress beginning to bloom.
I don't understand why some say she had no talent! Her acting is VERY good!! I love these scenes 😍
Its obvious they limited her lines in this film but working with a pro like Stanwyck would help boost her acting skill
MM and BS should be in more movies together, they had such a chemistry.
She’s so believable here! Genuinely a fab actress. Wish she got more chances to shine in this way later in her career
Marilyn Monroe was so beautiful! One of the most beautiful actresses of the classic cinema.
I don't believe that a woman who, after having suffered so much in her childhood and adolescence, after having tried so hard to surpass herself and achieve excellence; and, after having achieved stardom and recognition and with so many plans and projects ahead, try to commit suicide. Among all the vicissitudes she had to go through, she always kept faith and hope. Furthermore, she had a heart of gold and very noble and generous feelings; therefore, such a sublime soul has no intention of hurting anyone, much less hurting herself. The Most Beautiful Woman Ever!
She didn’t try. She just wanted to sleep.
She didn't commit suicide. She was murdered. Take a look at the 90s documentary.
@@katiecousineau2412 That’s a theory.
She was not murdered. I remember the day she died. It was an accidental overdose.
@@lindenberg6699 She didn’t do it on purpose.
So this is her natural speaking voice.
Mark BestBuddy This is a bit deeper than her real voice. She was playing a toughish character here, so the voice matched. Her real voice is inbetween this one and the higher pitched one in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Watch her in interviews to hear her real voice. Very feminine and a bit breathy.
I love it!
I know right? Amazing absolutely amazing.
No it is not. It is her stage voice, which I hated
I think The Prince and the Showgirl showcases a voice that was pretty close to her real, natural voice.
Marilyn 😇💜 was a very talented and amazing dramatic and comedic actress 🎭 singer, dancer, and a writer/poet. She was a triple threat👍
The most beautiful Girl ever. God Bless her.
In incredible talent in multiple fields: drama, comedy, musicals. She is able to perform in all with equal dexterity.
Marilyn Monroe seems so natural here compared to the persona she portrayed starting from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes."
+Raphael Basile She was an underrated actress, you can see her natural acting talent here
It's a shame when you watch Marilyn here that Fox had to later straight jacket her into dumb blonde sexpot roles. Sadly though that was the times. Marilyn was still charming in her starring roles but they were so limiting. Jean Harlow got a better deal in the 1930's when she got to be smart and wise-cracking in her roles. Marilyn could have been that way if there had been roles like that in the 1950's.
Raphael Basile I was just thinking that too, I wish they had her in more movies like this one, she was so sweet and adorable here, and her giggle is just the cutest!!
The scene where she was drunk she was really marvelous!
Yes wish they would given more parts like this.
Wow she was GREAT! Wish I could tell her myself how wonderful she was in this film. She’s got the chops!
She is wonderful. Unbelievable! She was later put to a certain commercial standard. A great actress, so real and natural!
Marilyn was great in this movie.
I think Barbara gave her pointers.
Barbara was good at helping the younger costars to perfect their craft.
the 'you got water in my ear" scene has to be one of the cutest things ever. Specially her laugh by itself!
Not Only She Was A Very Talented Actress But Had A Charming Angel Voice And Could Sing Very Well, A Wonderful Singer. A Real Superstar! The Most Beautiful Woman Ever!
So wonderful to see someone has collated Marilyns scenes from this movie. Miss Monroe looks wonderful and natural here. She never looks dated, she would fit right into 2016 looking like she does right in this movie.
Always wanted to see her in this film. Absolutely wonderful compilation. Thanks.
Wow wearing Jean's, bikini top and drinking beer. So ahead of her time.
Her acting is good ....? Why some people said her acting was bad ?
Her acting is so natural !!!
She is pure talent !
wow I've never seen her like this! I love her
You can just see what shes really like as a person behind the actors role. I miss her
Marilyn's sensual alchemy is unsurpassed still today 💋
Loved hearing Her laugh in the beach scene. She is so perfect,as always.
I first watched Marilyn Monroe's films in a time I was ill and looking for things to binge. I wanted to see her films to find out what all the fuss was about, and became an instant fan. But I didn't watch Clash by Night as she didn't have a main role and it sounder grimmer than what I wanted to watch at the time; so it's nice to see her scenes clipped out here! One thing I've noticed about her acting, which I think is charming, is that she always gives her full attention to the people she is talking to, usually keeping her eyes on their faces the whole time.
WOW Marilyn in CLASH BY NIGHT is AWESOME when she says , Just let any man try! (To abuse her!) She stands up for herself, strong and independent. So different from the characters she was made to play by the studios. WATCH!
In this Film she is playing a Jean Harlow Ji type of Role/Character. That was probably like a dream for herself.
Monroe is an underrated actress.
Awww, Marilyn is so young, fresh, wholesome and adorable here and her acting is fantastic~~~perfect, even!!! She has none of the affectations that she picked up later which, in my opinion, hindered her ability to garner the serious dramatic roles that she so desired.
26 year old
I agree!
That was so nice to see these clips put together. Got to se MM playing a real person, with good acting range. thanks for posting
"You're very pretty,Peggy"....
Peggy:"The boys whistle a lot" I'm sure Marilyn could relate. Lol
It seems they have based it on Marilyn Monroe Ji's real life persona/life, some parts of it.
She was a wonderful actress.
She was kind of a tomboy here 😂. So different than her usual bimbo roles
I like her kinda divine MM persona, but I really adore her for movies like this one, don't bother to knock and specially for the misfits tho.
These movies represents this kind of serious actress marilyn wanted to be recognized as all her life.
Yes Marilyn was beautiful but she shone so brightly with talent - she had a great acting range and it always feels real watching her... she takes you into the place and time she is inhabiting. I hope more people learn to look beyond the facade - she was captivating and it is impossible not to watch her in any scene she is in - but she had a truly wonderful acting gift.
Never seen Marilyn like this before...I actually think it is the best natural acting I've seen from her....she was more than just a pretty face
I love her in this movie.
She used her normal voice in non publicised interviews too. Far far far mote attractive. And she had a lovely natural laugh.
She was a genius .She was A GENIUS
That little bit of fighting at the start is better than most action films 20 years later haha
"Messenger" she was ahead of her time. Messenger actually now exists today. She was honest and very pretty and very pleasant.
She was saying what the Scriptwriter put for her to say.
Marylin can do what she wants she's beautiful.
Wonderful film, all great actors, they don't make this kind of film anymore. Vintage movie lovers miss this kind of art.
This is a great film. It reminds me a bit of the kitchen sink films we got in the UK a decade later. Seeing Marilyn in a turban and working in a factory is priceless. And she is great here, as she was in Niagara and The Misfits. Her looks overshadowed her acting, like Debbie Harry's looks later overshadowed her great natural singing voice. It's a pity people can never see beyond the surface while appreciating that surface.
I love this movie, definitely a favorite! wish the full movie was on here!!
I like her here, she's got some sass a sexy and strong woman full of vitality.
Monroe, as was her habit, had trouble remembering her lines. Stanwyck, as was her habit, had the entire script memorized before filming began. Once, when Monroe had a flock of reporters and fans around her, a crew member asked why a no-talent was so popular. Stanwyck replied that with a body like hers, Monroe did not need talent. Still, Monroe later said that Stanwyck was the only old-time movie star who was nice to her.
Her acting was great in this movie.
Barbara Stanwyck and Marilyn acting together. I didn't know that. Thx for this discovery.
SHE IS PERFECTION! Just singing, she is terrifically wonderful! What a beautiful voice! She Is A Marvel! A True Artist! A Real Superstar! God blessed her with an angel voice and many talents. And she gave them without reserve to all the world. Her face shines with grace and innocence because so was her soul. Had she dedicated only to singing, for sure would've she won many Grammys. The Most Beautiful Woman Ever! Happy Birthday In Heaven Beloved Norma Jeane!
Thank you for uploading this! Could you try to upload her scenes from Don't Bother To Knock? She is remarkable in that film!
lily delbrooke That was a very great film. The chemistry between Marilyn and Richard Widmark was remarkable.
Agree, Don't Bother to Knock was ahead of it's time in terms of the acting, script and plot. She really showed a range and dramatic gift that was never given a chance to explore or develop further.
Finally a movie that had substance! Not just another scene with marilyn shaking her assists for the sex crazed men but a movie that let her finally shine! ⭐Her voice in this movie fits her personality 💗🥰⭐👍
This is filled with some of the best...look at Marilyn. Loved her in this... so cutesy.😊adorable..Great story. ...forgiveness and redemption at its best on screen. 😇✝️🙏🏼❤️✡️❤️
Marilyn Monroe, forever a bright, beautiful star! And I love movies when women have one another's back. 🌠🌟
‘Diamonds make me punctual’. She’s so awesome
@RGDCanada. I agree, I just fell through the floor when I heard that, laughing at how perfectly cute that line fit. She was smashing and totally aced it , much talent, so much human dignity and womanly lady-like wholesome appeal. There shall never be any replacement for Our Leading Lady, Actress Marilyn Monroe (Norma Jean)……….
If only MM knew how terrific she was! Her stardom one of a kind……. Shine forever, Bright Star…………..
They should color this. Its great.
A great actress , she had a nice speaking voice
I love how tough she is here....Especially when she punches him in his chin!!!! She was magnificent in Clash by Night 🌙
U will spread!!! A- hole...... piece of Shi,t..........even though its a movie.....😊 She is the most beautiful woman that ever existed................... horrible line to say to her.. Mistake...Love her tuffness in this movie
I LOVE MARILYN MONROE..
I AM A FAN.
I LOVE ALL HER QUOTES.
U THE BEST. -------------------- THX 4 THIS VIDEO.
She was a truly brilliant actress. A natural! :0)
Thats before she had the whole Marilyn persona going on
Haven't seen this movie in a long time. Wish someone could upload the whole movie-even in parts......Stanwyck as usual was brilliant. Monroe mesmerizing, Douglas evokes emotion out of his audience-all good actors in this one. Ty for uploading this clip.
The wonderful Barbara Stanwyck and the incomparable MM!
Marilyn was most proud of her performance "Asphalt Jungle" . She went on about it for years. But I think she is much stronger in this film. Pity she would'nt acknowledge this great piece of work. Her interaction with the great Barbra Stanwick is touching. Keith Andes gave her one of the sexiest leading men, and she stood her ground. Off screen she was, allegedly, her usual bi-polar self, keeping everyone waiting. But the cinematic results are a thing of beauty. Thank you for posting.
I do not care to see women being so close together. It is not My favourite. I can see why MM Ji would not be so keen on it.
May marilyn's Rest. In PEACE. We love you. We miss you. ..love. you .miss you. Kissing hugs. Lot of love. .miss you. Kiss .hug. .
What a legend she was !
The deeper voice was Marilyn in character! In the public eye she lived in character especially if there were cameras. At 3:42 when she says, "I don't know." that's more her real voice!
Yes that's what I understood from this movie, too. The lighter voice is the real one and the deeper one is the character one.
The making of a fine actress right before our eyes. The well regarded & highly respected director Joshua Logan is quoted as saying Marilyn was one of the finest actresses he'd ever worked with "Bus Stop". He said she was very intelligent, formerly uneducated but highly intelligent. Susan fr Australia 2020
Elle est merveilleuse.
I like Don't Bother to Knock
this is such a good movie!!!
She’s so pretty ahhh amazing aw
Wow what a great movie and what a great actress MM♥️
The man knew his worth and didn't settle :)
* ending scene*
Beautiful Marilyn ❤️
Thanks a lot, very, very thanks a lot for posting this. I've never seen this film but until my 13 years old I admire her and think she has probably her best actor' game in it. Sorry for my poor english !
To all those people moaning about how it's not available here - look, if you want to see it that badly spring for the 4 bucks!
Robert Ryan...these people knew how to act!!!..so realistic!
Love Marilyn Monroe
"Diamonds make me punctual"- yeap, I can relate
The cutest line ever and so fitting for her later song, diamonds are a girls best friend which she aced it. Natural born actress and beauty, inside and out. Famous forever!
She's very strong in this movie, physically strong.
Amazing talent but she squelched it to become a caricature.
There's so much to admire about her resolve to become an artist.
Unmarried couple living together. Scandalous.
Robert Ryan and MM scenes are electric. Too bad they never starred in a movie together. Keith Andes can’t hold the screen with MM.
Oh yes, keith Can.
I notice the Men more than the females anyway.
3:00 when she punches him! Hahah gotta love her
When I want you to kiss me I'll tell you. That was great.
Haha I thought the same..hilarious
This is a fantastic classic movie shot in Monterey California..!! So many canneries and fishing boats were there in the 1950s
When movies had actual talent in them.
+Ibram Gaunt Golden Age, ftw. i'm 30 i really appreciate things now like i do film.
Adam S A few movies you need to get on asap are The Asphalt Jungle, Out of the Past, and A Fistful of Dollars.
Dafuq they still do what you talkin about?!
The Asphalt Jungle is one of my favorite films of all time
Aquí vemos a Marilyn desplegando una sólida actuación, muy convincente. Ella tenía potencial de sobra para actuar en papeles "serios", pero los estudios la encasillaron en el rol de la rubia tonta, y eso no cambió hasta el final, hasta la inconclusa "Something's got to give".
Yes !! She Is Right Every Guy Who Gets Married Becomes Bossy
Hahahahaha . . . Their ALL bad.
Mine didn't! He was strong but so gentle with me, I loved him for it too. About the only time he was really upset with me was if I did something he thought wasn't safe. I got in trouble if he came home & the doors weren't locked, lol.
This Time Monroe Is Real & Sweet！I Like Her So Much。Thank Upload Sharing！
"When she moves my brain screams out this song! Helloooo "Jim Morisson
What Missy said at 6:03 is what Every Man should hear. I wish Women in Today’s World would want Men like that instead of just a pretty face.
Women do want men like that, but when they failed to show up , women just did for themselves and got on with it.
@@joygernautm6641 The notion of a man like that is not realistic in my opinion. Yes, these men existed in the past...and still do. But even those men have been highly idealized by both men and women. Partially due to movies and stories in general. Even the way we look at our fathers' is partially eschewed by our own hopes and biases. One of the main issues is the hero complex. Men and women have spent too much time looking up to idealized "warriors" and "knights in shining armor", that they have failed to look at reality. Supposed "confidence" is just an idea that has many definitions based on the individual. Stoicism is a practice and state of being. And it can be experienced by literally anyone willing to make the effort...man or woman. This inner practice is largely neglected by everybody, and thus we are in the state we are in today.
@@awakenow7147 Actually, I have shared some stoicism posts on my Facebook with the World, as a good advice.
@@joygernautm6641. Sorry for the late reply but yeah You got a point. Although there’s still Many Gentlemen who exist but they get drowned out by the Incels and other Women Haters🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿
@@awakenow7147. Plus Gender Wars are WAY WORSE than they Were even 75-100 Years Ago and with a lot of Hurt Feelings on Both Sides. Hell Many Incels actually considering being a Gentleman to a Lady as “Simp Behavior”🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿 I’m like how TF We get to this point?????🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤢🤢🤢🤢
she was becoming a really good actress, then the nude pictures came out and all she could get were romantic comedy type movies, too bad she was so good at that too, or she would have been known more for her acting and good roles.
She was an All Rounder. Clearly. That is Good.