asksubmittheme
A. 20-something. Filipino product imported to Canadia. Mostly a blog about a bunch of dead people, also art, cinema, mindless ramblings, sporadic updating, disappointment, Gene is Liza's father, etc.
Marilyn Monroe as Clara Bow, Theda Bara, Jean Harlow, Marlene Dietrich and Lillian Russell by Richard Avedon, 1958.
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#skldjfalskdf #norma jeane #all over this #marilyn monroe
This line was ad-libbed by Marilyn… telling, isn’t it.
#marilyn monroe #gentlemen prefer blondes
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#gentlemen prefer blondes #marilyn monroe #jane russell #badasses of yore
Marilyn Monroe in New York City, 1955
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#norma jeane #marilyn monroe
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#marilyn monroe #the prince and the showgirl
Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe got along well. Russell called Monroe “Blondie” and was often the only person on the set who could coax Monroe out of her trailer to begin the day’s filming.
#bbs #jane russell #marilyn monroe #gentlemen prefer blondes
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Philippe Halsman, 1959.
#marilyn monroe
#poo poo pi do #marilyn monroe #some like it hot
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#marilyn monroe
“There was no such person as Marilyn Monroe. Marilyn Monroe was an invention of hers. A genius invention that she created, like an author creates a character…” — Richard Avedon
