1995 Marilyn Monroe
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1995 Marilyn Monroe
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| 101 | The deliciously daffy "Girl" | Check Pricing | ||
| 102 | Marilyn struggled throughout her career | Check Pricing | ||
| 103 | At the age of six months | Check Pricing | ||
| 104 | Marilyn graduated from Van Nuys High School | Check Pricing | ||
| 105 | As Marilyn grew in popularity | Check Pricing | ||
| 106 | One of literally thousands | Check Pricing | ||
| 107 | Marilyn's trip to Korea | Check Pricing | ||
| 108 | Marilyn underwent | Check Pricing | ||
| 109 | Soon after Marilyn moved to the East Coast | Check Pricing | ||
| 110 | Though hardly in the league | Check Pricing | ||
| 111 | Marilyn's fabled trip to Korea | Check Pricing | ||
| 112 | Marilyn's last (unfinished) movie | Check Pricing | ||
| 113 | It's likely that the marriage | Check Pricing | ||
| 114 | Marilyn in costume | Check Pricing | ||
| 115 | In 1953's "How to Marry a Millionaire | Check Pricing | ||
| 116 | The movie "Niagara," the 1953 film | Check Pricing | ||
| 117 | "Niagara" is the only movie | Check Pricing | ||
| 118 | In the 1952 film "Monkey Business" | Check Pricing | ||
| 119 | The film "Niagara" ultimately | Check Pricing | ||
| 120 | "Niagara" was Marilyn's eighteenth film | Check Pricing | ||
| 121 | 1951's "Love Nest" | Check Pricing | ||
| 122 | "Sugar Kane," | Check Pricing | ||
| 123 | Marilyn in costume | Check Pricing | ||
| 124 | Production of the 1957 film | Check Pricing | ||
| 125 | Unknown to much of the public | Check Pricing | ||
| 126 | Marilyn was seldom more beautiful than | Check Pricing | ||
| 127 | In her later years, troubled by insomnia | Check Pricing | ||
| 128 | While studying at Lee Strasberg's Actor's | Check Pricing | ||
| 129 | Marilyn was close friends with Frank Sinatra | Check Pricing | ||
| 130 | Marilyn's performance in "Bus Stop" (1956) | Check Pricing | ||
| 131 | The stresses of moviemaking | Check Pricing | ||
| 132 | Marilyn's one-time business partner | Check Pricing | ||
| 133 | A typical swimsuit pose | Check Pricing | ||
| 134 | Though Marilyn's hit role in "Love Happy" | Check Pricing | ||
| 135 | "Cherie," Marilyn's character in "Bus Stop," | Check Pricing | ||
| 136 | "The Monroe Six" was a loose grouping | Check Pricing | ||
| 137 | What actor played opposite Marilyn | Check Pricing | ||
| 138 | This introspective shot of Marilyn | Check Pricing | ||
| 139 | Marilyn's role as Pola Debevoise | Check Pricing | ||
| 140 | Marilyn, born Norma Jean Baker | Check Pricing | ||
| 141 | Marilyn appeared on the cover | Check Pricing | ||
| 142 | A classic pose of Marilyn from the mid-'50s | Check Pricing | ||
| 143 | "How to Marry a Millionaire," | Check Pricing | ||
| 144 | Marilyn as she appears | Check Pricing | ||
| 145 | So popular was Marilyn | Check Pricing | ||
| 146 | Though Joe DiMaggio was Marilyn's | Check Pricing | ||
| 147 | Marilyn's first big movie break resulted | Check Pricing | ||
| 148 | An early modeling pose of Marilyn. | Check Pricing | ||
| 149 | Marilyn spent much of her time filming | Check Pricing | ||
| 150 | Marilyn seldom tired of posing for publicity | Check Pricing | ||
| 151 | Media efforts to promote the romance | Check Pricing | ||
| 152 | Marilyn's portrayal of the evil Rose Loomis | Check Pricing | ||
| 153 | A break between shots catches Marilyn | Check Pricing | ||
| 154 | Marilyn was born as Norma Jean Baker | Check Pricing | ||
| 155 | Though "Some Like It Hot" was Marilyn's | Check Pricing | ||
| 156 | Marilyn appeared in 1961's "The Misfits," | Check Pricing | ||
| 157 | This publicity photo from the Twentieth | Check Pricing | ||
| 158 | The original male lead in "Let's Make "Love" | Check Pricing | ||
| 159 | Though typecast as a sex-pot, Marilyn always | Check Pricing | ||
| 160 | The introduction of Marilyn's character | Check Pricing | ||
| 161 | Though Marilyn was snubbed by Academy Award | Check Pricing | ||
| 162 | "Some Like It Hot," released in 1959, | Check Pricing | ||
| 163 | Twentieth Century-Fox's early studio | Check Pricing | ||
| 164 | The stresses of completing "The Misfits," | Check Pricing | ||
| 165 | The young Marilyn once took piano lessons | Check Pricing | ||
| 166 | What brand of perfume did Marilyn wear? | Check Pricing | ||
| 167 | 1950's "All About Eve" marked the only time | Check Pricing | ||
| 168 | Marilyn as she appeared in 1962's | Check Pricing | ||
| 169 | The role of Lorelei Lee | Check Pricing | ||
| 170 | On loan from Twentieth Century-Fox, Marilyn | Check Pricing | ||
| 171 | Milton Greene, a young photojournalist | Check Pricing | ||
| 172 | Marilyn met her third husband, Arthur Miller | Check Pricing | ||
| 173 | Even the brightest careers have low points, | Check Pricing | ||
| 174 | A publicity pose from 1953's "How to Marry a | Check Pricing | ||
| 175 | It was during the filming of | Check Pricing | ||
| 176 | With Marilyn planning to wed Arthur Miller | Check Pricing | ||
| 177 | So stunning was Marilyn in her skintight red | Check Pricing | ||
| 178 | "New York... Where The Money Is!" | Check Pricing | ||
| 179 | Marilyn may well have the typical schoolgirl | Check Pricing | ||
| 180 | Marilyn as she appeared in 1961's | Check Pricing | ||
| 181 | Marilyn's dramatic debut on television was | Check Pricing | ||
| 182 | One of the photographers Marilyn posed for | Check Pricing | ||
| 183 | Contrary to the persona of a "dumb blonde" | Check Pricing | ||
| 184 | Just as Marilyn's career began to take off, | Check Pricing | ||
| 185 | Another glimpse of Marilyn as she appeared | Check Pricing | ||
| 186 | Marilyn in her role of the saloon singer Kay | Check Pricing | ||
| 187 | Marilyn posed for this piece of advertising | Check Pricing | ||
| 188 | A late-career shot of Marilyn, taken | Check Pricing | ||
| 189 | Posterboards for "The Asphalt Jungle" | Check Pricing | ||
| 190 | The slightly myopic look of Marilyn | Check Pricing | ||
| 191 | Here's Marilyn in an unusual publicity pose | Check Pricing | ||
| 192 | In 1945, before establishing herself | Check Pricing | ||
| 193 | Marilyn played opposite Don Murray | Check Pricing | ||
| 194 | A classic moment in "The Seven-Year Itch" | Check Pricing | ||
| 195 | It was through Marilyn's association | Check Pricing | ||
| 196 | Checklist 1 | Check Pricing | ||
| 197 | Checklist 2 | Check Pricing | ||
| 198 | Checklist 3 | Check Pricing | ||
| 199 | Checklist 4 | Check Pricing | ||
| 200 | Checklist 5 | Check Pricing | ||
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