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E eu q vivi com eles os dois

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Marilyn Monroe photographed on the set of Bus Stop in Sun Valley Idaho, 1956. Photo by Bob Beerman. The film’s director, Joshua Logan later called this her “Golden Period.” He also said, “It’s important to realize that Marilyn conceived the conception of Chérie herself. All I did was help her crystalize and help her get it on film. This conception of an uneducated girl with an Ozark accent and a fantastical crazy dream… it was in Bill Inge’s original play script, of course, and it was in George Axlerod’s movie script – but Marilyn gave it flesh, bones, and heart. She put her own flesh on the character, and made the tawdriness, the pathos, the honesty of the girl so believable.”

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Marilyn Monroe on the set of The Misfits in Nevada, 1960.

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Ciao Bernardo!

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Ciao pizzico!

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Sem comentários

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⚖️

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Rest in peace

E rest in peace pescador II

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