This movie has aged like a fine wine. Seriously comparing this to a modern movie is shocking difference in quality. There is just a wit and charm in the writing and acting that is lacking in modern movies. Marilyn and Jane are such an amazing duo.
I’m confused as to why movies are getting more and more dreadful nowadays…just, horrible screenwriting, uncharismatic characters, mediocre actors, plots thrown in just for the sake of political correctness…..
I know we all love Marilyn but Jane russell’s performance in this so amazing. She's witty, funny, her sarcasm and humor is executed well. For years I thought bye bye baby was just Marilyn. I didn't even know she sang it😭💕
Dorothy was my favorite watching this as a child! But we watch now because of the tragedy, just her walk was absolutely hypnotizing...like a Polynesian dancer
don’t forget it is a form of comedy to act stupid. A lot of people can attest it is actually difficult to act stupid convincingly and you do need to be on the smarter side to do so. How could she memorize and deliver each line as ironically as she does in perfect comedic timing?
I was shocked by how feminist this film is for the era (the title is so misleading!) I love how the central relationship is the friendship between the two women, and how they have each other’s backs even after they both have male partners. And the two men like their strength and don’t expect them to change. Love it so much.
@@LeonorFiniCat that’s why I said “most”. Even then I’m sure there were black people who had great lives back then too. Every time period has it’s pros and cons. There will never be a perfect time period because we live on earth, not in heaven or the equivalent.
@@mastersnet18 yeah i dont think you get how art being progressive doesn't mean the average joe had a great time. My grandmother was sold for a cow during the 50's, and so were a lot of women in non developed parts of the north of america before the 60s and 70s
First time watching this cinematic art piece. Jane and Marilyn just... rocked my world. I'm amazed. The plot is so much fun! The pre final scene with Lorelai (Marilyn) talking to Gus's father and her convincing points about why she is the way she is... mindblowing. The songs, the dialogues, the surprises along the drama... Amazing!!!!!!! It made me smile and applaude stading! Thanks God for that! Worth (re) watching! ❤
I love this scene so much too! A lot to think about to some people, who likes to complane about "gold diggers" and sees one in every girl who's dating or marrying a rich man
Their dressing, the acting, every gesture, moves and looks so modern and classy. I love both ladies. Merilyn was wey ahead of her time, she was too classy, beautiful and talented.
I like how this movie is more about female friendship than romance. Edit: Wow, I made this comment a while ago and I didn't expect it to blow up like this, thanks.
Yep. I'm tired of watching modern movies. They're always about sex and violence. Too much romance gets dull too. I like good old fashioned movies with meanings to them
This movie is the perfect musical comedy. The jokes are spot on, the script is tightly written, it's gloriously colored, filled with fantastic songs, the casting is ingenious, and overall the movie just works!
True. Jane Russel was a stunning raven haired beauty & hardly overlooked. I’m a Marilyn fan however I equally loved both ladies in this movie. Their outfits were exquisite, especially in the scene where Marilyn was wearing the orange gown & Jane was in the midnight blue one. Beautiful! I wish that women still dressed like this-classy & feminine.
I agree. I find Jane Russell's appearances always to stand the test of time. She seems natural, believable and contemporary to us, whereas many of the 'great' actors of the classic screen seem a little mannered, affected or melodramatic by today's standards.
@Надежда Ярошинская actually I really saw Jane more than Marylin, at times Marylin's role is too thick. and Jane comes across an independent beautiful woman. Each to his taste I guess :)
MM was AMAZING IN THIS! Jane was also REALLY AMAZING! Janes sarcastic attitude when playing Dorothy is very quick and she shines with MM! You can tell they were friends on and off screen!
Me too! I love Audrey Herpburn but I often only watch her movies because of the looks and not because of the story. And if anyone want to watch other movies just Google the name of the movie and ok.ru I've watched Audrey's and some Marilyn's movies there 😊
I love how it's so iconic that both Jane and Marilyn get their main iconic song, Jane's song is with gymnastic athletic men and Marilyn's song is with rich suited men
@@jaajaarogers9101 Many people do rather disagree with thyself. Some people do rather prefer Jane Russell Ji unto Marilyn Monroe Ji within the Film - in terms of attractiveness/appearance. Jane Russell Ji were seemingly rather attractive.
Jane Russell Ji didst perform the 'Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend' song within a somewhat rather attractive and interesting, powerful, eye-catching manner.
Marilyn Monroe’s wardrobe in this film is absolutely GORGEOUS! Especially, that beautiful orange evening gown that Marilyn wore in the dinner scene....that color is ABSOLUTELY STUNNING on her!
I have to admit I miss the long opening numbers with their orchestra songs that have jazz and show tune influences. They are just so timeless and good with a certain charm. We don’t get that anymore really
@idklol google plus sorry to burst your bubble , but men and women being homosexual has nothing to do with beautiful men/women on screen. Sexual orientation is a complex process , which is quite involuntary : it involves certain areas of brain which can't be quite changed by how you perceive 'beauty'. Say , if a straight man finds out that his partner is secretly a man , it will still be a deal breaker. They can still care for each other , but no sexuality involved. It's nothing satanic , God creates us in all forms , it's also His wish that it happens. Wait , why must a woman show boobs to prove she is a woman ? What if , she has undergone a mastectomy ?! I don't expect you to understand this though.
@@Sabrina-vc9yt Lol....yeah, it takes A LOT to surprise me on CZcams these days, but, WTF is that person going on about??? I.ve already heard the fascinating stories about current celebrities but this gibberish is just kooky. 🍸🍸🍸
My daughter is 9 and I just introduced her to Marilyn on the anniversary of her death today August 4th. She absolutely loved this movie, and loved Marilyn and Jane. Thank you for the upload! ❤
I see why so many are obsessed with Marilyn. She’s just so fascinating to watch do anything, in interviews and movies. She’s amazing and I’ll never get over the fact she died so young, cus she knew too much.
@@gloworm6387 I think it was Nembutal. That's one of the medicine bottles in Marilyn's room that was found and it was empty, according to a documentary i just watched.
It is about Romance rather. I do rather Love the fact. If about two female friendships rather then the Film wouldst be rather boring and rather off-putting.
Producers treated marilyn really bad while filming, jane got 200,000 for the role, marilyn was paid 500 a week and they didn't even want to give her a room telling her "she wasn't a star". And marilyn response to that was: whatever i am this film is called gentlemen prefer blondes and i am the blonde
I thought this movie was going to be made for men and objectize women But it so much better, I thinks it is actually made for women And has really nice messages about appearances, friendship, woman taking control of their lives and going for what they want Is it vain? Yes. Is it aesthetic focused? Yes But it is amzing and it has some of the most iconic frases ever
I love this movie so much! Girls best friend, great acting, lovely costume design, amazing music, LOT of fun, and such a happy ending! I wish they would make movie like those this days! Also Jane in that black sparkly veil is so loveliest woman in the world
"No, money is rather a hobby of Lorelei's." is one of my favorite lines along with the exchange "You must think I was born yesterday." "Well, sometimes there's just no other possible explanation."
The sound went out a few times and a couple of scenes were deleted. Jane Russell was really sweet to Marilyn during the filming and long after Marilyn died, she still spoke kindly of her. I adore both of them.
the sound went out because the music is copyrighted and if they had left it in, they wouldn't have been able to put it on youtube. idk about the deleted scenes though
I adore this movie. I have lost count of hoe many times Ive watched it. But everything about is wonderfully clever and witty. The script is hilariously funny too. Esmund asking " is it the right size?" And Lorelei replying ",it can never be too big" to him. And to Dorothy " do you think its too small?" Different lines for men to women. Very clever. Just fantastic!
@@calebclark9114 So do I. Beauty will only get a woman so far. If she doesn't have brains and the man does, he will tire of her as there will be nothing to talk about. Also that argument Marilyn gives at the end of the film assumes that a woman will keep her youthful beauty for decades. When she hits 35 or 40, depending on her life style, she'll start to develop wrinkles and lose her "firmness." She will definitely NOT look like she did as 25. The rich and shameless will have money managers increasing their accounts and they will get richer as they age. Yes, he will age too, possibly get a pot belly, wrinkles around the eyes, lose his youth. So in both cases, the physical traits will leave them. He'll still bring financial security to the table. And if she doesn't have anything else in her social or mental arsenal, then she'll be history.
@@calebclark9114 But some men tend to get intimidated if their wife turns out to be more intelligent than them and they develop this weird jealousy so they’ll try to overcompensate in some way or diminish her intelligence instead of having admiration for her and being proud. At first they’ll say they love her for her brain but after a while it’ll get on their nerves and start to hurt their ego. Then her intelligence will become a hindrance. I think that’s what Marilyn’s character meant, she’s smart but showing her smarts hadn’t ever worked in her favour. Focusing on her beauty and giving her partner the spotlight in term of intelligence, did.
@@pouty222 You can but you will get looks anywhere you go and your family might not be very understanding. In my country you'd get very weird looks from people if you dressed so beautifully since people here didn't even dress like that during those times.
@@andreaelizeth True! But there’s many benefits also. People smile at you more, sometimes you get free things, and people hold the door for you often ☺️💯
It’s crazy to believe that majority of the people that have played in this movie are long gone from this world now rest and peace to every soul especially Marilyn Monroe she was very talented and gave it her all and all she wanted to do was be loved the right way to bad Hollywood did her dirty she had to sleep with rich men to get to her fame but everyone has there flaws nobody’s perfect that’s why she will be remembered as the most iconic actress of the 20th century ❤
I found an interview Russell gave one time and they asked her about the making of this film. If I remember right, she said she had a blast working with Monroe and making this movie. (This was earlier in Monroe’s career before she started really suffering from mental illness and got her reputation as “difficult”.) Russell expressed that she knew Monroe’s raw star power would most likely overshadow her so she embraced the role from a standpoint of doing her best to have fun and give Dorothy personality. She thought Monroe seemed impressionable, but beautiful and very sweet. Because Monroe was usually subject to others projections onto her, Russell said that she and her got along very well since Russell always just tried to be her co-star and friend, never a rival. It probably helped that by the time GPB was created, Russell already had a film legacy and was known for being a very kind person. I think their amiable off screen dynamic really shone through in this movie, and from what I understand, Russell was one of the few co-stars Monroe ever spoke highly of afterward. I recommend the interview if you can find it!
Jane tried to get Monroe to convert to Christianity during the filming of this movie, Monroe said so herself. In 2003 Jane also gave an interview where she described herself as being, "mean-spirited, right-wing, narrow-minded, conservative Christian bigot, but not a racist." I'm not surprised though given the era she grew up in.
Mitzi Gaynor said she was overshadowed by MM, that she felt jealous then, and admitted that MM stole the show simply because of her presence and her cinematic genius, and she admired her for that !
@@thisgirl3062 In a few interviews (I think from the 90's) Jane Russell said (and I am paraphrasing as I have watched the interviews months ago) that she invited Marylin to her Hollywood prayer meeting group because she felt like it would be good for Marilyn to feel like she belongs to a community, as she seemed like a lost child, and said that her intent wasn't to convert Marilyn, but to bond with her over something, and Marilyn assumed that her intent was to convert her (probably a matter of miscommunication between the two ladies). As a non-religious person, I can see how Marilyn could have taken it the wrong way, and based on the way Jane Russell was talking, she seemed like a genuine and caring person and friend who just happens to be religious and spiritual and found joy and community in religious activities. I don't know much about Jane Russell outside of the movies she was in, but I think the fact that she was so critical of herself in the statement you mentioned is pretty badass. :)
Jane Russels imitation of Marilyn Monroe is the best part of the whole movie!😂 They are both stars ⭐️ I love the glamours aesthetic and the wardrobe is everything too
Marilyn Monroe is the main star in this movie slim petite glamorous luscious Jane is like a man looks like a man very big very tall not attractive like monroe
This is one of my favorite movies. I didn't mind all the commercials as much as the movie being so heavily edited with important and iconic scenes cut out. Please don't cut the movie, thank you!
Well that's stereotypical Hollywood for you, an actor could get any roles he wants even when he turned 30 or 40 but an actress could face an early retirement once she reached 30, because the industry is always harsh towards female star who over 30. You could be one of the most bankable female star during your 20s but soon became flop when you turned 30. Roles that available for actresses over 30 are usually the mother or elderly women, if you're lucky enough to look young for your age you're still able to get roles but most of them are just secondary characters or even just recurring ones, barely anyone want to cast a 30-year-old-and-so actress for the main role. I believe there've been some changes in the last decades but it's still actually happening everywhere even today in 2022.
Wow😧......good thing there's a shift happening in the entertainment industry....they will be looking for older mature artists instead of the young pop stars
Absolutely loved this film, the best part of the film was the friendship between Lorelei and Dorothy, I love how Dorothy was always supportive of Lorelei
just knew about Jane Russell this week.. wow she's so gorgeous and her performance is amazing. her voice suit my liking and so soothing. i think im in love with her. glad to know more about her. also these two goddesses' acts are stunning.
4th time seeing...newbies you are in for a big fun treat...😊🙏❤🙏😊 these classic stars had something greater than looks...individual style developed by studios..the contrast between Jane and Marilyn is wonderful...thanks so much!
That's pretty near to her death. So it's not uncommon for movies to be made a year or more before the release date so given it's less than 10 years to her death that they probably wouldn't have time enough to work together again.@@canalesworks1247
Stoked. Cant believe im finding all these classic movies ive heard sooo much about over my lifetime, but never seen until now. And in colour! Full length movies on you tube for free?!?!. Glad i never got netflix. Watched Gidget yesterday. As a surfer, it was very worth the watch being the very first surf movie. And in colour too. 😊
Marilyn would have been 96 years old by now, but this is how we will forever see her. She could do the stereotypical archetype of the dizzy blonde bombshell in her sleep, and one immediately sees how she loved to do it, but it just wasn't enough of a challenge for her. She was hysterically funny as a comedienne. Her next film "The Misfits" was he biggest challenge. But, that's another story. This flick was her masterpiece if you don't count "Some Like It HOT!". We'll always love her. How could you not?
I absolutely thoroughly enjoyed this film, from start to finish! So, thank you sooo much for this! TIPS FOR VIEWERS... When a song comes on, it will be mute. Pain in the arse, but you can pause at that moment, open another window and watch the song on YT from another poster. Then, continue to watch and enjoy. FUN FACT! The scene with Jane Russell and the olympians. Apparently, at the point where she is low down and a man accidentally knocks her into the water; it was not staged. The fact that Jane jumped out of the water so quick and carried on meant that the whole thing was kept for the film in one take! How professional, Jane!! :)
At first this movie had me think of Dorothy wanting a man for love, and she got quality whilst Lorelei had the quantity. But as I continued to watch I began to think of their friendship and how Dorothy chose Lorelei, no matter what she did, what she said, and what she had done, she stuck by her friend. She never even talked poorly behind her back even to the man she began to fall for. Lorelei believed her, they helped each other, became partners and crime and still managed to stay classy. They both knew their wittiness, cleverness, worth and status. but most importantly they always had each other
Yes !! That’s exactly what I thought. Their friendship was so real and not fake at all. I love how different they were, but somehow got along very well
Really? I always thought that statement was a bit dated. In the 50’s maybe yes, but nowadays there are plenty of wealthy and/or powerful women who are after fit pretty boys.
It may be true but at the same time it's the equivalent of a woman selling herself. Beauty fades and eventually your partner will trade you in for a newer prettier model. I'd rather come to the table with something more substantial then just my looks. They might get you in the door but your intelligence, whit and humor will keep you in the relationship.
@@vangelissopamena That goes without saying. What's the point in a relationship if there isn't any love? thanks for the reminder. I should have said that.
@@vangelissopamena Men today still go for the looks and prefer women who are not able to do things on their own or talk their minds freely, so yeah it is still as relevant as it was...
Drop dead gorgeous women. Marilyn Monroe is perfection the way she carries herself and the way she speaks. She's just incredible. Jane is gorgeous as well, beautiful skin. I love their outfits, they always look so perfect.
After seeing so many clips of this movie on FB or IG for its great quotes, I finally got to see it and loved it!! Thanks for uploading this but the sound going on the iconic scene was a bomber!! I guess to that was for copyright purposes!! 🙂
Marilyn was a great actress, it is a shame the tabloids tried to knock that. She was beautiful yes but she had a beautiful voice and great acting skills!! I have a lot of respect for her
And she was a hell of a smart person too I believe. Not only that but she was quite the generous actress for her time, visiting orphanages and the soldiers in Korea.
"Now what was he doing before he started barking like a seal?" "He wasn't barking, that was swahilli" I nearly swallowed my gum 😂 as someone that speaks swahilli, if someone told me that he was, in fact, speaking seal, I'd be more inclined to believe them 😂😂😂
Ironically enough, the comments are far more about Russell than about Marilyn - so I’ve got to chime in. God, Marilyn looks absolutely breathtaking. She is just unreal, every movement and glance is just perfection. How I wish she’d gotten better, more serious roles. She could contort her face to anything.
I came to take a look at the comments to check if I was the only one thinking this way. This is not the first comment saying the same. Maybe our paradigm shifted and we are not that infatuated by the kind of glamour of those times. A little artificial? Dunno.
@Hippie Chic That's not a problem. Jane Russell got the part BECAUSE she's brunette. The story called for two girls, one blonde gold-digger and her brunette friend who wants to marry for love. The movie is based on a book called "Gentlemen prefer blondes". The sequel to the book is called "... but they marry brunettes". The "dumb blonde plaything" vs. "smart brunette marriage material" stereotype is crucial. The movie wouldn't work if Jane Russell were blonde too.
Everyone is talking about Monroe ... but Jane Russel nailed Dorothy . The sarcasm , the wit , the unapologetic behaviour...oh. I love Dorothy ❤
Exactly, she was just as pretty if not prettier
@@allthingscreative1631 ikr !😄
I love both but ya Jane Russell was a knock out. She.s so statuesque
I couldnt agree more!
Same!
"I don't want to marry your son for his money"
"Then what DO you wanna marry him for?"
*Calmly*"I want to marry him for YOUR money"
HAHAHAHA
I can't 🤣🤣
Lmao
One of my favorite parts of the movie.
@@cheriealstott3781 can u put the time of when that scene comes plz
Ewwwpoopoo : it's at 1:18:20.
This movie has aged like a fine wine. Seriously comparing this to a modern movie is shocking difference in quality. There is just a wit and charm in the writing and acting that is lacking in modern movies. Marilyn and Jane are such an amazing duo.
seriously agree. movies are awful now. the last good era in movies were 70s and early 90s. havent seen a good one in YEARS
@@pinkpugginz gdt's pinocchio
@@pinkpugginz well have you watched the despicable me movies
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I’m confused as to why movies are getting more and more dreadful nowadays…just, horrible screenwriting, uncharismatic characters, mediocre actors, plots thrown in just for the sake of political correctness…..
I know we all love Marilyn but Jane russell’s performance in this so amazing. She's witty, funny, her sarcasm and humor is executed well. For years I thought bye bye baby was just Marilyn. I didn't even know she sang it😭💕
Dorothy was my favorite watching this as a child! But we watch now because of the tragedy, just her walk was absolutely hypnotizing...like a Polynesian dancer
Omho, but I find Jane Russell's acting somewhat wooden.
@@Missditabomb wow. I think she was amazing, Monotone and sarcastic. That's the subjectivity of things then.
@@darasimiAdj68Bea Arthur is great w/ the same style of humorous.
I CANT STAND THE WAY MARILYN SPEAKS SHE IS VERY BEAUTIFUL BUT I CANT STAND THE WAY SHE TALKS
"Men don't like me when I'm smart, men likes me when I'm pretty" -Marilyn Monroe
She is still not wrong. Being beautiful and smart is a paradox to society.
It’s still true today.
She's an underestimated legend and she invented being pretty and blonde
don’t forget it is a form of comedy to act stupid. A lot of people can attest it is actually difficult to act stupid convincingly and you do need to be on the smarter side to do so. How could she memorize and deliver each line as ironically as she does in perfect comedic timing?
"I can be smart when I need to be, but most men don't like it. "
-Marilyn Monroe
I was shocked by how feminist this film is for the era (the title is so misleading!) I love how the central relationship is the friendship between the two women, and how they have each other’s backs even after they both have male partners. And the two men like their strength and don’t expect them to change. Love it so much.
The media exaggerated how bad the 50’s were for most people.
I don't think Black Americans would agree with you on that one.
You want to read up on Civil Rights
It took many decades of progress to get were we are now. The 50s really wasn’t that long ago
@@LeonorFiniCat that’s why I said “most”. Even then I’m sure there were black people who had great lives back then too. Every time period has it’s pros and cons. There will never be a perfect time period because we live on earth, not in heaven or the equivalent.
@@mastersnet18 yeah i dont think you get how art being progressive doesn't mean the average joe had a great time. My grandmother was sold for a cow during the 50's, and so were a lot of women in non developed parts of the north of america before the 60s and 70s
First time watching this cinematic art piece. Jane and Marilyn just... rocked my world. I'm amazed. The plot is so much fun! The pre final scene with Lorelai (Marilyn) talking to Gus's father and her convincing points about why she is the way she is... mindblowing. The songs, the dialogues, the surprises along the drama... Amazing!!!!!!! It made me smile and applaude stading! Thanks God for that! Worth (re) watching! ❤
I love this scene so much too! A lot to think about to some people, who likes to complane about "gold diggers" and sees one in every girl who's dating or marrying a rich man
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Their dressing, the acting, every gesture, moves and looks so modern and classy. I love both ladies. Merilyn was wey ahead of her time, she was too classy, beautiful and talented.
Ii agreed with you
😂😂😂 Classy and talented. Marilyn Monroe 😂😂😂
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You kidding... women dressed MORE classy back then. Now I see them wearing pajamas in public. It's like they don't even comb their hair.
@@tammyk9772boohoo
I like how this movie is more about female friendship than romance.
Edit: Wow, I made this comment a while ago and I didn't expect it to blow up like this, thanks.
This!! 💕💕💕
When?
Than not then
Of course! Two gold diggers who are digging together...
Yep. I'm tired of watching modern movies. They're always about sex and violence. Too much romance gets dull too. I like good old fashioned movies with meanings to them
“Where’s Dorothy?”
“I don’t know someone whistled at her and she disappeared” 😂 😂
This movie has some of my favorite lines.
Agreed! The best lines!!
This one and How to Marry a Millionaire
🤣🤣🤣🤣 HAHAHAH yes
I am gay are you
The line, “if he was 16 or 17 you could marry him in Tennessee” is gold.
Back in the 50’s my mom got married In Tennessee when she was 14. 🤣🤣🤣
@@phillipsmom6252 I had a friend who got married at 14 in Tennessee. That was in 1981 or 82.
Hilarious!!!!
Explain please, I’m not from the US
Some states here you can marry very young. Tennessee it is 14 years old.@@crocoloco
This movie is the perfect musical comedy. The jokes are spot on, the script is tightly written, it's gloriously colored, filled with fantastic songs, the casting is ingenious, and overall the movie just works!
You would think a 68 year old movie would age poorly and not be enjoyable to watch but this stands the test of time.
With lotsa cuts!
Soo many fantastic old films around. Old stuff doesn’t age.
I tell you, those old movies are the best! 👌🔥
I don't like old flims but im dieing to watch this
Exactly it's amazing.
Marilyn gets all the attention in this movie, but Jane was no slouch either. She comes across very likable and her performance is underrated.
True. Jane Russel was a stunning raven haired beauty & hardly overlooked. I’m a Marilyn fan however I equally loved both ladies in this movie. Their outfits were exquisite, especially in the scene where Marilyn was wearing the orange gown & Jane was in the midnight blue one. Beautiful! I wish that women still dressed like this-classy & feminine.
I agree. I find Jane Russell's appearances always to stand the test of time. She seems natural, believable and contemporary to us, whereas many of the 'great' actors of the classic screen seem a little mannered, affected or melodramatic by today's standards.
@Надежда Ярошинская actually I really saw Jane more than Marylin, at times Marylin's role is too thick. and Jane comes across an independent beautiful woman. Each to his taste I guess :)
Reneé wtf many women dress classy and feminine. This is exactly what Marilyn Monroe would be against
@@bushraduti6780 both are independent, because it's only movie character, but everyone would agree MM is the sweetiest one.
Jane gets knocked into the pool by accident and still makes it look flawless what a pro she was ❤
MM was AMAZING IN THIS! Jane was also REALLY AMAZING! Janes sarcastic attitude when playing Dorothy is very quick and she shines with MM! You can tell they were friends on and off screen!
The outfits, OH THE OUTFITS!! I swear half the reason I love rewatching this is for the style! (and how to marry a millionaire)
Preach!
That chocolate brown confection Jane wears is absolutely delicious!
Where can I find How to marry a millionaire?
I love the makeup and hair. I watch the vintage makeup and beauty videos here too
Yes the outfits are to die for
Me too! I love Audrey Herpburn but I often only watch her movies because of the looks and not because of the story. And if anyone want to watch other movies just Google the name of the movie and ok.ru I've watched Audrey's and some Marilyn's movies there 😊
Sarcasm is my language, and Jane Russell speaks it fluently.
Okay I'll give you that but she's no Eve Arden!
@@shaydame0777 maybe because its not an excuse for hurting other peoples feelings
IKR
are you a capricorn?
I love her in this role!
I’m 21 and I absolutely love this movie. It’s timeless
Russell is like the poster girl for the postwar boom. Those victory rolls are EVERYTHING man. Literally a stunner, her and Mari both.
I love how it's so iconic that both Jane and Marilyn get their main iconic song, Jane's song is with gymnastic athletic men and Marilyn's song is with rich suited men
Jane Russell Ji didst perform the 'Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend' song rather well and within a unique manner.
Marilyn main show girl in this movie her image is chic glamours her face hair Jane is taller Macho looks like a man really not attractive
@@jaajaarogers9101 Many people do rather disagree with thyself. Some people do rather prefer Jane Russell Ji unto Marilyn Monroe Ji within the Film - in terms of attractiveness/appearance. Jane Russell Ji were seemingly rather attractive.
Some people do rather prefer Jane Russell Ji unto Marilyn Monroe Ji within the Film - in terms of attractiveness/appearance.
Jane Russell Ji didst perform the 'Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend' song within a somewhat rather attractive and interesting, powerful, eye-catching manner.
Marilyn Monroe’s wardrobe in this film is absolutely GORGEOUS! Especially, that beautiful orange evening gown that Marilyn wore in the dinner scene....that color is ABSOLUTELY STUNNING on her!
I love 50s fashion :)
Thank you for showing these wonderful old movies, I have been sick in bed and this has made my whole weekend!😍😍😍😍😍
That's a Indian dress ❤️
They could've put her in a burlap bag and she'd make it glamorous!
@@rani_mishra5637 Yah I thought the same thing because she was wearing a dupatta...
Love the relationship between the two women! They stand up for each other despite their differences ❤ just refreshing to see.
This is my favorite old movie of all time. I love how it's two women leads and the fashion is impeccable.
Marilyn and Jane are literally goddesses, absolute stars of this movie, miss them both
Yes mam they are
Yeah both stunners; I think Robin Scherbatsky in the last HIMYM season was based on Jane’s character in this
miss them? were you friends?
@@greekre yeah obviously it's not like they weren't stars in america
"literally"
This movie makes me want to put on red lipstick and paint my nails red
And as for me, I'd rather get the *DIAMOND* LOL
Omg ever since I watched this movie I’ve been dying to get a red manicure too!
Yesss!! and prance around in heels cause it makes me feel pretty lol
Yesss i painted my nails I love this movie i love them
OmG hhhehehhee me 2
I love that this one is available in its entirety, in colour, when so many others are not. Fabulous! The girls look amazing in it!
I have to admit I miss the long opening numbers with their orchestra songs that have jazz and show tune influences. They are just so timeless and good with a certain charm. We don’t get that anymore really
"Don't you know that a man being RICH is like a girl being pretty?"
Logic what's that 😂😄😅🤣
@@pika.jew. probably does for a lot of people
@@pika.jew. oh i,m yeah I forgot since I was watching the movie at 3 am
Facts.
👌😂😂
But today both men and women should be RICH and PRETTY.
I liked the movie because it has two women being besties; "sisters before misters" instead of cat fights.
so true, much needed sisterhood
@idklol google plus huh?????
idklol google plus you should lay off the Bible reading and conspiracies. It will do you well
@idklol google plus sorry to burst your bubble , but men and women being homosexual has nothing to do with beautiful men/women on screen. Sexual orientation is a complex process , which is quite involuntary : it involves certain areas of brain which can't be quite changed by how you perceive 'beauty'. Say , if a straight man finds out that his partner is secretly a man , it will still be a deal breaker. They can still care for each other , but no sexuality involved. It's nothing satanic , God creates us in all forms , it's also His wish that it happens. Wait , why must a woman show boobs to prove she is a woman ? What if , she has undergone a mastectomy ?!
I don't expect you to understand this though.
@@Sabrina-vc9yt
Lol....yeah, it takes A LOT to surprise me on CZcams these days, but, WTF is that person going on about???
I.ve already heard the fascinating stories about current celebrities but this gibberish is just kooky.
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Marilyn's character was everything. Dorothy was a good friend and smart
My daughter is 9 and I just introduced her to Marilyn on the anniversary of her death today August 4th. She absolutely loved this movie, and loved Marilyn and Jane. Thank you for the upload! ❤
I see why so many are obsessed with Marilyn. She’s just so fascinating to watch do anything, in interviews and movies. She’s amazing and I’ll never get over the fact she died so young, cus she knew too much.
@Wadely Pierce Wow, so it’s been Fox all along and not Disney!
@@gloworm6387 I think it was Nembutal. That's one of the medicine bottles in Marilyn's room that was found and it was empty, according to a documentary i just watched.
didn't die for it
... just like that
@@gloworm6387 Who shoves pills in their @SS.
This movie is about friendship.. two best friends having each other’s backs, not romance. Love it 😍
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Vy Ochen PRAVY Rachel, druzhba Dorozhe vsego Na Svete!!!!! Budte Zdorovy i Schastlivy na Zemle!!!!!😇🚣♂️🚣♀️💯💫👋👋👋
YOU are so beautiful omg🥺🥺❤❤
It is about Romance rather. I do rather Love the fact. If about two female friendships rather then the Film wouldst be rather boring and rather off-putting.
@@kiranjitKaur61 you’re boring
The outfits that both MM and JR are wearing in this movie are absolutely stunning!!! 💖💖
The scene with the little boy and his hand was so funny. I lost it when he shouted, "stop that!"😂😂😂
Producers treated marilyn really bad while filming, jane got 200,000 for the role, marilyn was paid 500 a week and they didn't even want to give her a room telling her "she wasn't a star". And marilyn response to that was: whatever i am this film is called gentlemen prefer blondes and i am the blonde
oh really? oooo
@@kasvinimuniandy4178 yes
she wasnt really blonde-
@@isawu3360 thats true but not the point lol
@@isawu3360 I think she was naturally a redhead though
I thought this movie was going to be made for men and objectize women
But it so much better, I thinks it is actually made for women
And has really nice messages about appearances, friendship, woman taking control of their lives and going for what they want
Is it vain? Yes. Is it aesthetic focused? Yes
But it is amzing and it has some of the most iconic frases ever
Yes I agree 👍, hahaha it's a tiny tiny tiny bit feminist 😄
The 1950s were more feminist or progressive than people realize.
jeez...dont over analyse it...its just fun..it was the 50s....
@@cattyelse2372 no one is over analyzing it. Why are you acting as if the 50s had no concept of a target demographic.😒
😊
I love this movie so much! Girls best friend, great acting, lovely costume design, amazing music, LOT of fun, and such a happy ending! I wish they would make movie like those this days! Also Jane in that black sparkly veil is so loveliest woman in the world
"No, money is rather a hobby of Lorelei's." is one of my favorite lines along with the exchange
"You must think I was born yesterday."
"Well, sometimes there's just no other possible explanation."
That orange dress on Marilyn and midnight blue dress on Jane were exquisite!
One of my favorite scenes!!
No one could dress like old Hollywood!!!!
Yes indeed
And the lace dress Jane wore and the blue almost iridescent dress Marilyn wore at the end. Be still my heart, I could faint.
@@emayaych gorgeous
The sound went out a few times and a couple of scenes were deleted.
Jane Russell was really sweet to Marilyn during the filming and long after Marilyn died, she still spoke kindly of her. I adore both of them.
the sound went out because the music is copyrighted and if they had left it in, they wouldn't have been able to put it on youtube. idk about the deleted scenes though
@@danhurl1349 oh thanks for explaining. Yes there were some scenes missing. Must be copy right too.
@@danhurl1349 Yes, there were definitely scenes missing...🥺
Ya it come just in time for the B----y ads.
@@danhurl1349 Ah, that is what I thought. Interesting that it was just some of them.
"This has been fun hasn't it? Yes! it's the first time I've been shopping without a man along" every girl felt that part😂
I adore this movie. I have lost count of hoe many times Ive watched it. But everything about is wonderfully clever and witty. The script is hilariously funny too. Esmund asking " is it the right size?" And Lorelei replying ",it can never be too big" to him. And to Dorothy " do you think its too small?" Different lines for men to women. Very clever. Just fantastic!
Yes, it's very smart and witty dialogue..! 😀
"I can be smart when it's important, but most gentlemen don't like it." So relatable until now.
As a man, I actually prefer women who are smart
@@calebclark9114 So do I. Beauty will only get a woman so far. If she doesn't have brains and the man does, he will tire of her as there will be nothing to talk about. Also that argument Marilyn gives at the end of the film assumes that a woman will keep her youthful beauty for decades. When she hits 35 or 40, depending on her life style, she'll start to develop wrinkles and lose her "firmness." She will definitely NOT look like she did as 25. The rich and shameless will have money managers increasing their accounts and they will get richer as they age. Yes, he will age too, possibly get a pot belly, wrinkles around the eyes, lose his youth. So in both cases, the physical traits will leave them. He'll still bring financial security to the table. And if she doesn't have anything else in her social or mental arsenal, then she'll be history.
@@calebclark9114smarter than you?
@@golfhound Do you mean she should essentially have a job?
@@calebclark9114 But some men tend to get intimidated if their wife turns out to be more intelligent than them and they develop this weird jealousy so they’ll try to overcompensate in some way or diminish her intelligence instead of having admiration for her and being proud. At first they’ll say they love her for her brain but after a while it’ll get on their nerves and start to hurt their ego. Then her intelligence will become a hindrance. I think that’s what Marilyn’s character meant, she’s smart but showing her smarts hadn’t ever worked in her favour. Focusing on her beauty and giving her partner the spotlight in term of intelligence, did.
I want every outfit. Women could dress up back in the day
And it was so classy!!! No extreme cleavage, but still sexy and revealing in its own way. I need a woman dressed like this 24/7
@@adefay4385 so write everybody just had class but didn’t over expose themselves
i mean dressing up is not a crime u can still dress up
@@pouty222 You can but you will get looks anywhere you go and your family might not be very understanding. In my country you'd get very weird looks from people if you dressed so beautifully since people here didn't even dress like that during those times.
@@andreaelizeth True! But there’s many benefits also. People smile at you more, sometimes you get free things, and people hold the door for you often ☺️💯
It’s crazy to believe that majority of the people that have played in this movie are long gone from this world now rest and peace to every soul especially Marilyn Monroe she was very talented and gave it her all and all she wanted to do was be loved the right way to bad Hollywood did her dirty she had to sleep with rich men to get to her fame but everyone has there flaws nobody’s perfect that’s why she will be remembered as the most iconic actress of the 20th century ❤
The navy blue/leopard ensemble in the boarding scene was everything 😍😍😍
I found an interview Russell gave one time and they asked her about the making of this film. If I remember right, she said she had a blast working with Monroe and making this movie. (This was earlier in Monroe’s career before she started really suffering from mental illness and got her reputation as “difficult”.) Russell expressed that she knew Monroe’s raw star power would most likely overshadow her so she embraced the role from a standpoint of doing her best to have fun and give Dorothy personality. She thought Monroe seemed impressionable, but beautiful and very sweet. Because Monroe was usually subject to others projections onto her, Russell said that she and her got along very well since Russell always just tried to be her co-star and friend, never a rival. It probably helped that by the time GPB was created, Russell already had a film legacy and was known for being a very kind person. I think their amiable off screen dynamic really shone through in this movie, and from what I understand, Russell was one of the few co-stars Monroe ever spoke highly of afterward. I recommend the interview if you can find it!
That's so sweet.
Jane tried to get Monroe to convert to Christianity during the filming of this movie, Monroe said so herself. In 2003 Jane also gave an interview where she described herself as being, "mean-spirited, right-wing, narrow-minded, conservative Christian bigot, but not a racist."
I'm not surprised though given the era she grew up in.
Link of the interview please
Mitzi Gaynor said she was overshadowed by MM, that she felt jealous then, and admitted that MM stole the show simply because of her presence and her cinematic genius, and she admired her for that !
@@thisgirl3062 In a few interviews (I think from the 90's) Jane Russell said (and I am paraphrasing as I have watched the interviews months ago) that she invited Marylin to her Hollywood prayer meeting group because she felt like it would be good for Marilyn to feel like she belongs to a community, as she seemed like a lost child, and said that her intent wasn't to convert Marilyn, but to bond with her over something, and Marilyn assumed that her intent was to convert her (probably a matter of miscommunication between the two ladies). As a non-religious person, I can see how Marilyn could have taken it the wrong way, and based on the way Jane Russell was talking, she seemed like a genuine and caring person and friend who just happens to be religious and spiritual and found joy and community in religious activities. I don't know much about Jane Russell outside of the movies she was in, but I think the fact that she was so critical of herself in the statement you mentioned is pretty badass. :)
Jane Russels imitation of Marilyn Monroe is the best part of the whole movie!😂
They are both stars ⭐️ I love the glamours aesthetic and the wardrobe is everything too
Timestamp please!
Its dubbed with Marilyn’s voice though
I think Jane's version of Diamonds... is fantastic! Really makes you want to shake that bootey.
@@apollosun2725 no it's not
Marilyn Monroe is the main star in this movie slim petite glamorous luscious Jane is like a man looks like a man very big very tall not attractive like monroe
This is one of my favorite movies. I didn't mind all the commercials as much as the movie being so heavily edited with important and iconic scenes cut out. Please don't cut the movie, thank you!
probably would be deleted by CZcams
Wish I could find a friendship like this. Women need to be more kind to each other.
The fashion is astounding. Nowadays you can't carry a pillow that warms your hands and look fashionable at the same time...
that "pillow" is called "muff".
They really did have better fashion back then and a whole lot more class.
They did have better fashion back then but you could not dress like in this movie as a regular woman.Wayy to revealing for that time.
@@pupu2410 , boy I tell ya... they really revile too much these days. It's so gross .
I hate to be rude but you're complaining that something that has been changing since the beginning of time has changed and I dress vintage
Such a shame that Jane Russell didn’t continue acting. She has said in interviews that she couldn’t get roles because she was over 30 🤯🤦♀️🤷♀️
Well that's stereotypical Hollywood for you, an actor could get any roles he wants even when he turned 30 or 40 but an actress could face an early retirement once she reached 30, because the industry is always harsh towards female star who over 30. You could be one of the most bankable female star during your 20s but soon became flop when you turned 30. Roles that available for actresses over 30 are usually the mother or elderly women, if you're lucky enough to look young for your age you're still able to get roles but most of them are just secondary characters or even just recurring ones, barely anyone want to cast a 30-year-old-and-so actress for the main role. I believe there've been some changes in the last decades but it's still actually happening everywhere even today in 2022.
Wow😧......good thing there's a shift happening in the entertainment industry....they will be looking for older mature artists instead of the young pop stars
That's Hollyweird for you...chauanistic is an understatement.
Even in the 90s that had only increased to 40! Kim Cattrall talks about getting the role as Samantha was so unheard of at the time.. z
But marilyn and Audrey and Sophia and Elizabeth did make movies after thier 30s
Absolutely loved this film, the best part of the film was the friendship between Lorelei and Dorothy, I love how Dorothy was always supportive of Lorelei
just knew about Jane Russell this week.. wow she's so gorgeous and her performance is amazing. her voice suit my liking and so soothing. i think im in love with her. glad to know more about her. also these two goddesses' acts are stunning.
“If we can’t empty his pockets between us, we’re not worthy of the name women.”
Iconic and true
@@rachelw821 Not true at all. The script was written by fat old white men, I assure you.
@@mimosa27 movie was literally co-written by a woman
@@andrewbyrd2780 yes, Anita Loos - the transvestite. your point?
@@mimosa27 what do you mean?
This film makes me want to get dressed real fancy 😆
Yooo this film makes me want to dress like a girl, paint my nails and wear high heels 🎶
@@jenemi1934 I think you mean dress feminine but go ahead fulfill your dreams!!
I love this movie!! I watched it every time it was on TCM.
We all need a best friend like Dorothy in our life
4th time seeing...newbies you are in for a big fun treat...😊🙏❤🙏😊 these classic stars had something greater than looks...individual style developed by studios..the contrast between Jane and Marilyn is wonderful...thanks so much!
I never realized how much Marilyn sounds like Disney's Snow White😂. Wow, she was beautiful, and a lot smarter than people gave her credit for!
Yep. Exceptionally high I.Q.
The IQ of MM is unknown and unverified.
Jayne Mansfield was a Genius apparently.
@@kiranjitKaur61 Monroe had the I.Q. of one
Jayne Mansfield it was whom had the apparent Genius IQ.
Is anyone else here for the FASHION in this movie?! 😍😩
Yesssss!!! I want their clothes in my wardrobe, I do love their style 😍😍🥰
So classy and chic!
Yes it is
Yes!
Here i am ❤️
Thank you so much for posting this. I've always wanted to watch this but didn't know where to find it. Thanks!!
Thank u for uploading this!!! ❤❤❤ Marilyn is so gorgeous like omg and everything in this movie is so elegant and classy !
it's criminal that they only did a movie together, marilyn and jane had such chemistry, wish they was more to watch
She died shortly after this, didn't she?
@@Dan-di9jd Marlyn or Jane??
@@sonicfanboy3375Marilyn, Jane lived long till I don't know, her 70s or 80s
@@Dan-di9jd Nope. This was 1953. Marilyn died in 1962.
That's pretty near to her death. So it's not uncommon for movies to be made a year or more before the release date so given it's less than 10 years to her death that they probably wouldn't have time enough to work together again.@@canalesworks1247
Marilyn charms even women who watch her films. 😻 she's so pretty.
Super I'm Indian ❤
as a bi, can confirm
It’s not her beauty that is charming it’s her personality mixed with her beauty. Stellar combination 👌🥰
*Heterosexual women 🙋🏼♀️.
@@GreciaVillar shut up, straight people are so basic, don't even mention them
The window scene around 40:00 literally made me lmao 🤣 😂 😆 she's so classically and effortlessly funny
Such an ICON
Stoked. Cant believe im finding all these classic movies ive heard sooo much about over my lifetime, but never seen until now. And in colour! Full length movies on you tube for free?!?!. Glad i never got netflix. Watched Gidget yesterday. As a surfer, it was very worth the watch being the very first surf movie. And in colour too. 😊
Marilyn was beautiful and very smart. But she is able to play “the dumb blond” perfectly 🥰🥰
It takes someone very intelligent to play the naïveté so well.
I wish she'd played the smart natural brunette more.
OrangeTabbyCat Imliked the girl who played the brunette though. I thought she did really good
Karin Chahine Marilyns character was kinda smart though. She knew how to trick people. And she said some smart things like at 1:28:30
she is good in this dumb blonde character because she is actually the one
Marilyn would have been 96 years old by now, but this is how we will forever see her. She could do the stereotypical archetype of the dizzy blonde bombshell in her sleep, and one immediately sees how she loved to do it, but it just wasn't enough of a challenge for her. She was hysterically funny as a comedienne. Her next film "The Misfits" was he biggest challenge. But, that's another story. This flick was her masterpiece if you don't count "Some Like It HOT!". We'll always love her. How could you not?
Have you seen Niagara or Don’t Bother To Knock? They showcase a completely different area of her talent.
@@amysullivan2414 Thanks for the tip! I look forward to watching them.
Correction: 'The Misfits' was her last film (1961). I think it is her best.
@@yukyukyuk1335 I do agree the Misfit's is her best as an actress performance
Marilyn was transexual he was born male
I absolutely thoroughly enjoyed this film, from start to finish! So, thank you sooo much for this!
TIPS FOR VIEWERS...
When a song comes on, it will be mute. Pain in the arse, but you can pause at that moment, open another window and watch the song on YT from another poster. Then, continue to watch and enjoy.
FUN FACT!
The scene with Jane Russell and the olympians. Apparently, at the point where she is low down and a man accidentally knocks her into the water; it was not staged. The fact that Jane jumped out of the water so quick and carried on meant that the whole thing was kept for the film in one take! How professional, Jane!! :)
what does YT mean?
The clothes, the clothes, the clothes. So up to date I wish we would dress like this now.
At first this movie had me think of Dorothy wanting a man for love, and she got quality whilst Lorelei had the quantity. But as I continued to watch I began to think of their friendship and how Dorothy chose Lorelei, no matter what she did, what she said, and what she had done, she stuck by her friend. She never even talked poorly behind her back even to the man she began to fall for. Lorelei believed her, they helped each other, became partners and crime and still managed to stay classy. They both knew their wittiness, cleverness, worth and status. but most importantly they always had each other
Yes !! That’s exactly what I thought. Their friendship was so real and not fake at all. I love how different they were, but somehow got along very well
Most importantly, they had their Man. Having each other doth not really count. In the scheme of things.
@@kiranjitKaur61 Dude, girls that don't have friends are walking red flags.
@@antithoughtpolice7497 I am a female. The important thing is that they had their Man.
@@kiranjitKaur61 But this movie wouldn't of aged well if Dorthey sold out Lorelai, and vice versa.
I just randomly decided to watch this and it was amazing omg
GIRL SAME WOW
The ending has me bawling it's so cute
Right??
Same here
Same!
Both Russell & Monroe did a great performance! 😊
Their friendship is just beautiful!!! Even though they are polar opposite, its amazing 🤍
Two opposites attract each other
I prefer their couplings. (With their Men).
True Opposites are Man and Woman.
they're literally the same inside
have you ever watched...all about eve?
I love how MM explains to her future father-in-law that women’s looks are equal to men’s money/earning potential. Yup.
Really? I always thought that statement was a bit dated. In the 50’s maybe yes, but nowadays there are plenty of wealthy and/or powerful women who are after fit pretty boys.
It may be true but at the same time it's the equivalent of a woman selling herself. Beauty fades and eventually your partner will trade you in for a newer prettier model. I'd rather come to the table with something more substantial then just my looks. They might get you in the door but your intelligence, whit and humor will keep you in the relationship.
Nicole Coakley Yes! And let’s not forget *love* 🙂
@@vangelissopamena That goes without saying. What's the point in a relationship if there isn't any love? thanks for the reminder. I should have said that.
@@vangelissopamena Men today still go for the looks and prefer women who are not able to do things on their own or talk their minds freely, so yeah it is still as relevant as it was...
i can’t believe i’ve never seen this, easily my new favorite movie.
"I want you to find happiness and stop having fun" , LOL, this phrase never fails to make me laugh
The color quality of the film, even as uploaded as it is to CZcams, is gorgeous.
Drop dead gorgeous women. Marilyn Monroe is perfection the way she carries herself and the way she speaks. She's just incredible. Jane is gorgeous as well, beautiful skin. I love their outfits, they always look so perfect.
i just feel like Dorothy and Lorelei here gracefully grew into our beloved Dorothy and Rose of the Golden Girls!
Мэрилин очень пластичная, а Джейн угловатая, мужиковатая.
Studio created peroxide bimbo with padding.
@@ludaluda248 okay so… sorry they aren’t perfect enough for you. Doubt you can talk anyways.
@@ludaluda248 жаль что тебя даже пластикой не исправить, не только лицо, но и характер
thank you for the HD quality upload
After seeing so many clips of this movie on FB or IG for its great quotes, I finally got to see it and loved it!! Thanks for uploading this but the sound going on the iconic scene was a bomber!! I guess to that was for copyright purposes!! 🙂
"I won't let myself fall in love with a man, no matter WHAT I might do."
That's how it's done, girls. Most underrated MM line ever.
Pathetic.
41:10 the kid sticking his hand out got me good 😂 Honestly that whole scene is absolute gold. We no longer get this sort of humor
точно
😂 “can’t you see his intentions are not honorable”
“Stop that” 😡
“You’ve got a lot of animal magnetism” 😂
I wished they had made more movies together. Great actresses! And, the clothes were beautiful.
Both dorthy and loerlei look so beautiful omg like they are soooo beautiful and their acting has made me fall in love
Marilyn was a great actress, it is a shame the tabloids tried to knock that. She was beautiful yes but she had a beautiful voice and great acting skills!! I have a lot of respect for her
She definitely set the standard for beauty for a century or so... And she was talented as well.
You're right!
And she was a hell of a smart person too I believe. Not only that but she was quite the generous actress for her time, visiting orphanages and the soldiers in Korea.
FYI to anyone new to this movie, There are cuts in this video. It’s not the full version.
Hi. I would like to know if there were matured/romantic scenes in the full version 'coz i'm trying to avoid that. Thank you.
@@GQ-tf6pd ya I think the romantic scenes where cut bc in the 1st romantic scene where she was gonna kiss him they cut the scene
@@irises9553 oh, I see. Thank you for the response.
@@GQ-tf6pd 😊
They cut Marilyn Monroe singing her part in "Bye bye baby"....that's just for starters...
Thank you for uploading this❤️❤️❤️
their outfits this whole movie were gorgeous
I will never tire of this fashion era!
Everything else can go but the outfits on everyone!!
Yes some the 50s and 60s are the best
Honestly 50s and 60s styles were the best. I love them
A lot of things from that era can happily Stay. I do love that homosexuality was Illegal. During that time.
I do so Love MEN. And the Patriarchy.
nowadays people can't dress nice or they'll get shamed and mugged
I choked when the olympic team member said "those girls couldn't drown"
What does that mean tho😂
@@charitygrace3441 I don't get it😅
@@charitygrace3441 it means they have huge fat deposits on their chests that float
@@JxArrieta i think it means that they’re too beautiful to drown😅
@@charitygrace3441 they’re thiccc
I LOVE THIS THANK YOU FOR TAKING ONE FOR THE TEAM AND PUTTING IF ONLINE I ALWAYS LOVED MARILYN AND JANE 🤩💋
"Now what was he doing before he started barking like a seal?"
"He wasn't barking, that was swahilli"
I nearly swallowed my gum 😂 as someone that speaks swahilli, if someone told me that he was, in fact, speaking seal, I'd be more inclined to believe them 😂😂😂
The scriptwriters who wrote this dialog are freakin geniuses... so many great lines... LOL!... Marilyn and Jane rocked them all! :D
I always felt like Jane falling into the pool wasn’t planned but they just rolled with it lol
It wasn't planned!
You’re right! It actually wasn’t planned but they decided to go with it.
I just saw it and thought the same thing. The guy legs were too low; when he jumped in the pool, he took Jane with him.
I had to rewatch that scene like 3xs 🙈🙊😭😂
I thought it was planned, but he hit her pretty hard, 😂😂I already imagine her after scenes, jane: omg who hit me it hurts. with 50s accent haha lol
I saved this movie to watch for the next time I needed a pick me up. Well, it's been a day and I already need it. Thanks for uploading!
Ironically enough, the comments are far more about Russell than about Marilyn - so I’ve got to chime in. God, Marilyn looks absolutely breathtaking. She is just unreal, every movement and glance is just perfection.
How I wish she’d gotten better, more serious roles. She could contort her face to anything.
For me, Jane Russell was the real star in that film. When she imitates Marylin, she is so good, plus singing the song... very good.
🙄 yeah I guess blondes will be all the rage brunettes are nice too
I came to take a look at the comments to check if I was the only one thinking this way. This is not the first comment saying the same.
Maybe our paradigm shifted and we are not that infatuated by the kind of glamour of those times.
A little artificial? Dunno.
@@elenaespinoza8158 I'm tired of the blonde tyrannie.
We have blonde brunettes, blonde blacks, blonde asiatiques...
Even Marylin was not blonde.
I don’t agree, both shined as stars in this movie both equally impressive
@Hippie Chic That's not a problem. Jane Russell got the part BECAUSE she's brunette. The story called for two girls, one blonde gold-digger and her brunette friend who wants to marry for love. The movie is based on a book called "Gentlemen prefer blondes". The sequel to the book is called "... but they marry brunettes". The "dumb blonde plaything" vs. "smart brunette marriage material" stereotype is crucial. The movie wouldn't work if Jane Russell were blonde too.