Enchères "Depth of Field: Photographs"
9 novembre 2022
- 6 lots avec Marilyn Monroe -

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Lot 38019: George Barris (American, 1928-2016)
Marilyn Monroe, from The Last Photos, 1962
Dye coupler print, printed later
13-1/2 x 10-1/2 inches (34.3 x 26.7 cm) (image)
13-3/4 x 10-3/4 inches (sight)
Signed in ink, lower right.
Sold: $1,063.75
 

Lot 38024: Bruno (Bernard of Hollywood) Bernard (German, 1912-1987)
Norma Jeane Dougherty (Marilyn Monroe), 1946
Gelatin silver print, printed circa 1970
20 x 16 inches (50.8 x 40.6 cm) (image/sheet)
Signed in pencil, verso.
Sold: $687.50
 

Lot 38085: Tom Kelley (American, 1914-1984)
Pose #8, from Red Velvet, 1949
Digital pigment print, printed later on Satin Aurora Gallery Archival paper
20 x 16 inches (50.8 x 40.6 cm) (image)
22 x 17 inches (sheet)
Signed by Tom Kelley Jr. and editioned 15/70 in silver ink, lower image recto.
Sold: $1,325.00
 

 Lot 38086: Tom Kelley (American, 1914-1984)
Pose #9, from Red Velvet, 1949
Digital pigment print, printed later on Satin Aurora Gallery Archival paper
20 x 16 inches (50.8 x 40.6 cm) (image)
22 x 17 inches (sheet)
Signed by Tom Kelley Jr. and editioned 19/70 in silver ink, lower image recto.
Sold: $1,125.00
 

 Lot 38149: Sam Shaw (American, 1912-1999)
Marylin Monroe on Amagansett Beach, NY, 1957
Dye coupler print, printed later
10-1/4 x 12-1/4 inches (26 x 31.1 cm) (sight)
Signed in silver ink, lower left.
Sold: $500.00
 

Lot 38195: Frank Worth (American, 1923-2000)
Marilyn Monroe, on set of How to Marry a Millionaire, 1953
Marilyn Monroe, on set of How to Marry a Millionaire, 1953
Gelatin silver, printed later
12-7/8 x 18-3/4 inches (32.7 x 47.6 cm) (image)
16 x 20 inches (sheet)
Editioned 35/195 in ink in the photographer's estate blindstamp, lower margin recto.
Sold: $1,125.00 
  

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Vente aux enchères 'Entertainment Auction: Philippe Halsman and Icons of the 20th Century: The Photography Collection of Frederich Voelker' du 07 novembre 2022 à Dallas au Texas, USA par HERITAGE AUCTION .

Auction 'Entertainment Auction: Philippe Halsman and Icons of the 20th Century: The Photography Collection of Friedrich Voelker' on November, 07, 2022 in Dallas, Texas, USA by HERITAGE AUCTION.

La vente aux enchères présente 206 lots de photographies prises majoritairement par Philippe Halsman.
Les lots avec leur description sont en consultation libre sur fineart.ha.com

The auction presents 206 lots of photographs taken mainly by Philippe Halsman.
The lots with their description are freely available on fineart.ha.com

Il y a 20 lots de photographies de Marilyn Monroe par Philippe Halsman
There are 20 lots of photographs of Marilyn Monroe by Philippe Halsman

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Catalogue de 146 pages - possibilité de commander le catalogue au prix de 25 Dollars
Catalog of 146 pages - possibility to order the catalog at the price of $25.00

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Enchères "Entertainment Auction: Philippe Halsman and Icons of the 20th Century: The Photography Collection of Frederich Voelker "
07 novembre 2022
- 20 lots avec Marilyn Monroe -

> 07/11/2022, HERITAGE, "Entertainment Auction: Philippe Halsman and Icons of the 20th Century": Vente

LOT #11076:  Marilyn Monroe for "Eight Girls Try Out Mixed Emotions" for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1949.
Gelatin silver matte double-weight 14" x 11" print of Marilyn Monroe, for "Eight Girls Try Out Mixed Emotions" story, for LIFE, p. 95, October 10, 1949, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Very Fine, with ½" handling crease at the upper left, and light rippling at the upper edge.  
Sold for $1,000.00
  

LOT #11077:  Marilyn Monroe for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1952
Gelatin silver semi-gloss double-weight 14" x11" print of Marilyn Monroe, for LIFE cover story, April 7, 1952, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Very Good, with light moisture staining along the right edge, 1" stress crease at the lower right, paper loss on the verso from hinge removal, and visible thumbprint in the negative at the lower right edge.  
Sold for $1,250.00
  

LOT #11078:  Marilyn Monroe for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1952
Gelatin silver semi-gloss double-weight 11" x 14" prints of Marilyn Monroe, for interview at LIFE offices, for LIFE cover story, April 7, 1952, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Excellent.  
Sold for $159.00
    

LOT #11079:  Marilyn Monroe for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1952
Gelatin silver glossy borderless double-weight 13-¾" x 10-½" print of Marilyn Monroe, for LIFE cover story, April 7, 1952, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN and PHILIPPE HALSMAN 33 WEST 67 STREET NEW YORK 10023 ENdicott 2-9670 rubber stamps and signed on the verso. Very Fine, with ½" chipping at the upper edge and lower left corner tip, and pinpoint impressions to the right. Stamped verso: COPYRIGHT / © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN / inscribed in graphite: "Please return to:" / PHILIPPE HALSMAN / 33 WEST 67 STREET / NEW YORK, 10023 / ENdicott 2-9670 / signed in graphite: "Philippe Halsman". 
Sold for $1,875.00
 

LOT #11080: Marilyn Monroe for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1952
Gelatin silver semi-gloss borderless double-weight 9-¾" x 7-½" print of Marilyn Monroe, for LIFE cover story, April 7, 1952, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN and PHILIPPE HALSMAN 33 WEST 67 STREET NEW YORK, 10023 (212) 362-9670 rubber stamps and signed on the verso. Very Fine, with 1" impression line at the upper right, visible in raking light, ¼" stress crease at the upper left edge, and light paper loss and hinge remnants on the verso.
Inscribed verso: "Marilyn Monroe, 1952" / stamped: COPYRIGHT / © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN / inscribed in graphite: "Please return to:" / PHILIPPE HALSMAN / 33 WEST 67 STREET / NEW YORK, 10023 / (212) 362-9670 / signed in graphite: "Philippe Halsman".
Sold for $325.00

LOT #11081:  Marilyn Monroe for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1952
Gelatin silver semi-gloss borderless double-weight 11-½" x 10-¾" print of Marilyn Monroe, for LIFE cover story, April 7, 1952, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN and PHILIPPE HALSMAN 33 WEST 67 STREET NEW YORK 10023 ENdicott 2-9670 rubber stamps and signed on the verso. Excellent, with hinge remnants on the verso.
Sold for $5,750.00
 

LOT #11082: Marilyn Monroe for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1952
Gelatin silver semi-gloss borderless double-weight 9-¾" x 7-½" print of Marilyn Monroe, variant of cover for LIFE story, April 7, 1952, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN and PHILIPPE HALSMAN 33 WEST 67 STREET NEW YORK 10023 ENdicott 2-9670 rubber stamps and signed on the verso. Very Fine, with three small impression marks at the upper center, and two pinpoint retouches to the upper left.
Stamped verso: COPYRIGHT / © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN / and PHILIPPE HALSMAN / 33 WEST 67 STREET / NEW YORK 10023 / ENdicott 2-9670 / inscribed in graphite: "Marilyn Monroe / 1952" / signed in graphite: "Philippe Halsman". 
Sold for $1,125.00
  

LOT #11083: Marilyn Monroe at Beverly Carlton Hotel Apartment, for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1952
Gelatin silver semi-gloss double-weight 14" x 11" print of Marilyn Monroe, at Beverly Carlton Hotel apartment, for LIFE cover story, April 7, 1952, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Very Fine, with light chipping at the upper edge, stress lines at the lower right corner, and hinge remnants on the verso. 
Sold for $1,750.00
  

LOT #11084: Marilyn Monroe at Beverly Carlton Hotel Apartment, for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1952
Gelatin silver semi-gloss double-weight 14" x 11" print of Marilyn Monroe, at Beverly Carlton Hotel Apartment, for LIFE cover story, April 7, 1952, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN and PHILIPPE HALSMAN 33 WEST 67 STREET NEW YORK, 10023 (212) 362-9670 rubber stamps and signed on the verso. Very Fine, with ½" crease at the upper left corner tip, impression dimples at the upper right, and hinge remnants on the verso.
Stamped verso: COPYRIGHT / © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN / and PHILIPPE HALSMAN / 33 WEST 67 STREET / NEW YORK, 10023 / (212) 362-9670 / signed in graphite: "Philippe Halsman".
Sold for $2,500.00
 

LOT #11085: Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn Flirting, by Philippe Halsman, 1952
Gelatin silver semi-gloss 14" x 11" print of Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn Flirting, 1952, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Very Fine, with light handling, chipping at the upper right corner tip and lower edge, and hinge remnants on the verso. 
Sold for $2,062.50
  

LOT #11086: Marilyn Monroe, The True Marilyn, by Philippe Halsman, 1954
Gelatin silver semi-gloss borderless double-weight 11" x 14" print of Marilyn Monroe, The True Marilyn, 1954, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Very Fine, with edge chip at the lower right corner tip, 1" impression line at the lower center, and light rippling to the left edge.
Sold for $2,250.00
 

LOT #11087: Marilyn Monroe, The True Marilyn, by Philippe Halsman, 1954
Gelatin silver semi-gloss double-weight 11" x 14" print of Marilyn Monroe, The True Marilyn variant, 1954, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Fine, with smudge at the lower left, pinpoint scrapping at the upper left, and hinge remnants with paper loss on the verso.  
Sold for $937.50
  

LOT #11088: Marilyn Monroe, The True Marilyn, by Philippe Halsman, 1954
Gelatin silver semi-gloss double-weight 16" x 20" print of Marilyn Monroe, The True Marilyn variant, 1954, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Very Good, with creases at the lower edge and corners, rippling at the upper and lower edges, handling at the right, 5-½" crease at the left, and edge chipping at the upper left corner tip.   
Sold for $550.00
  

LOT #11089: Marilyn Monroe, for Some Like It Hot, by Philippe Halsman, 1959
Gelatin silver semi-gloss borderless double-weight 14" x 11" print of Marilyn Monroe, for Some Like It Hot, for LIFE cover story, April 20, 1959, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN and rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Very Good+, with moisture staining along the right, and paper loss on the verso from hinge removal. 
Sold for $1,750.00
  

LOT #11090: Marilyn Monroe, Jumping, for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1959
Gelatin silver semi-gloss double-weight 14" x 11" print of Marilyn Monroe in Balenciaga gown, Jumping, for LIFE cover story, November 9, 1959, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN and rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Excellent, with hinge remnants on the verso. 
Sold for $300.00
  

LOT #11091: Marilyn Monroe, Jumping, for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1959 
Gelatin silver semi-gloss double-weight 14" x 11" print of Marilyn Monroe in Balenciaga gown, Jumping, for LIFE cover story, November 9, 1959, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN and rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Excellent, with hinge remnants on the verso.
Sold for $2,125.00 
  

  LOT #11092: Marilyn Monroe, Jumping, for LIFE, by Philippe Halsman, 1959
Silver Print, 14" x 11". Gelatin silver semi-gloss double-weight 14" x 11" print of Marilyn Monroe in Balenciaga gown, Jumping, for LIFE cover story, November 9, 1959, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN and rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Printed later. Very Fine, with 1-½" stress crease at the lower left corner and thumbprint smudge at the upper left.
Sold for $2,375.00 
 

 LOT #11093: Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn as Mao, by Philippe Halsman, 1967
Gelatin silver semi-gloss borderless double-weight 13-¾" x 10-¾" print of Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn as Mao (as proposed by Dalí), 1967, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Reproduced in Unknown Halsman, Philippe Halsman, Oliver Halsman Rosenberg, Distributed Art, 2008, p. 45. Excellent, with hinge remnants on the verso.
Sold for $1,250.00
  

LOT #11094: Marilyn Monroe, Mao as Marilyn, by Philippe Halsman, 1967
Gelatin silver semi-gloss borderless double-weight 13-½" x 10-1/8" print of Marilyn Monroe, Mao as Marilyn (as proposed by Dalí), 1967, by Philippe Halsman, with COPYRIGHT © BY PHILIPPE HALSMAN rubber stamp and signed "Philippe Halsman" in graphite on the verso. Very Fine, with retouching, and hinge remnants on the verso. 
Sold for $400.00
 

LOT #11095: Marilyn Monroe, for The Prince and the Showgirl, by Baron, 1957
Marilyn Monroe, for The Prince and the Showgirl, by Baron, 1957, Vintage gelatin silver glossy borderless double-weight 12" x 9-¾"print of Marilyn Monroe by Baron (Baron Sterling Henry Nahum) for The Prince and the Showgirl, 1957, with CAMERA PRESS LTD. RUSSELL COURT, CORAM STREET, LONDON, W.C.1 TERMINUS 4488 & 9393 rubber stamp and CAMERA PRESS LONDON paper caption on the verso. Very Good-, with scattered creases, impression lines, scuffing, 2" ink line at the lower right, and edge and corner chipping.
Sold for $3,250.00

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«Elle était comme un vase brisé» : la lettre inédite d'Arthur Miller sur son mariage «raté» avec Marilyn Monroe
03 novembre 2022 - sur Madame Figaro

Un courrier inédit de l'écrivain, adressé à ses parents, révèle la nature de ses sentiments pour Marilyn Monroe, de leur rencontre à l'échec de leur mariage.

Cette lettre d'Arthur Miller à ses parents est un précieux témoignage des sentiments que portait l'auteur de Mort d'un commis voyageur à Marilyn Monroe. Récemment découverte, elle a été transmise par le neveu du dramaturge à la rédaction du média américain Air Mail ce mois d'octobre 2022.

Arthur Miller épouse Marilyn Monroe le 29 juin 1956. C'est alors le troisième mariage de la comédienne, qui connaît à peine ce nouvel époux : ils sont amants depuis quelques mois seulement. Le mariage, qualifié rétrospectivement de «raté» par Miller, va se conclure par un divorce en janvier 1961, soit un an et demi avant la mort de la star hollywoodienne. «Je dirais que sur cinq, nous avons eu deux bonnes années », déclare-t-il ainsi à ses parents dans sa lettre. «Mais sa dépendance aux pilules et aux drogues m'a vaincu. S'il y avait une clé à son désespoir, je ne l'ai jamais trouvée», semble-t-il regretter.

Car l'idylle entre les deux amants tourne court. Le lien de confiance qui les unit s'effrite dès les premiers mois de leur union. Arthur Miller l'admettra plus tard : ce mariage était une «erreur de débutant».

Le dramaturge et l'actrice se rencontrent par le biais du metteur en scène Elia Kazan dès 1948, soit huit ans avant leur mariage. Mais ils se perdent de vue. Déjà auteur à succès, Miller se souvient : «Elle était inconnue à l'époque, était apparue sur quelques photos mais elle n'était pas une star. Je n'avais certainement jamais entendu parler d'elle. Pour tous les autres, apparemment, c'était une femme sexy. Pour moi, elle avait un visage baigné de larmes, était morte de peur et pouvait à peine parler au-delà d'un murmure. Pour des raisons que je n'ai jamais comprises, je lui ai dit ce que je pensais, à savoir qu'elle serait une grande star», poursuit-il dans ce courrier.

Après plusieurs années de silence, leur relation débute à New York en 1955. Monroe y a emménagé pour suivre des cours de théâtre à l'Actors Studio. Elle est devenue entretemps une star internationale et est en train de créer sa propre société de production. «Elle a plus de courage, plus de décence intime, plus de sensibilité et d'amour pour l'humanité que quiconque j'ai connu dans ma vie », confie Miller, admiratif des talents de Marilyn.

Les médias appuient sur la complémentarité de ce couple star : «le génie et la déesse», «le grand cerveau américain et le grand corps américain»… Pour l'auteur, qui a vécu si longtemps dans un désert émotionnel, Monroe représente une oasis inespérée : «Je suis enfin revenu à la vie et je veux rester comme ça», se souvient-il.

Pour l'actrice, qui n'a pas de gouvernail, Miller se confond alors avec une figure paternelle : elle le surnomme bientôt d'un éloquent «Papa». Dans l'ardeur de leur romance, Miller est d'abord ravi par la gaieté de son épouse. Mais lorsqu'il la voit au travail, au cours d'un voyage à Londres en juillet 1956, il prend conscience pour la première fois des courants profonds et anarchiques qui la traversent, et qu'elle nomme sa «terreur au-delà de la peur». Sous les yeux de son époux, son éclat disparaît, remplacé par le spectacle d'un effondrement, et d'une addiction à la drogue : «Elle était comme un vase brisé. C'est une belle chose quand elle est intacte, mais les morceaux cassés sont meurtriers et ils peuvent couper», finit-il par écrire. Avec un trait d'amertume, non dissimulé.

 Along Came Marilyn
October 22, 2022 - sur AirMail

A newly discovered letter by Arthur Miller about his young bride, Marilyn Monroe, reveals the playwright’s rookie mistake: marrying a bombshell blonde he barely knew.

 
The egghead and the hourglass.

The avalanche of acclaim that greeted Death of a Salesman in 1949 turned Art Miller into Arthur Miller and invested him with almost oracular prestige. “He lived the life of an established god, and liked it,” Elia Kazan wrote, who, as the director of “Salesman” and All My Sons, was both the engineer and the witness of Miller’s elevation. The plays may have been a theatrical liberation, but, personally, Miller, who had married just out of university, was “rigid with inhibition,” according to Kazan. Success opened Miller’s eyes and awoke his appetites. “He had a roving eye but a bleeding heart,” Kazan observed.

 What made Miller an object of desire to the public also made him an object of envy at home. He was caught in the crosshairs of adoration and hate. “I am wearing out the threshold of the doghouse,” he wrote to Kazan in 1950, about the judgmental froideur of his wife, Mary Slattery Miller, the mother of his first two children and the bulwark of his apprentice years. “He was longing for something nameless, a condition I recognized in my own life,” Kazan said. “What did he want? It wasn’t complicated. Call it fun, a new experience, ease of mind and heart, relief from criticism, happiness. His life, he told me, seemed to be all conflict and tension, thwarted desires, stymied impulses, bewildering and unexpressed conflicts.” And then he met Marilyn Monroe.

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Marilyn Monroe et Fred Karger en 1948
Marilyn Monroe with Fred Karger in 1948

photographies inédites de la collection de Terry Karger
publiées dans le livre "My Maril"

unpublished photographs from the collection of Terry Karger
published in the book "My Maril"

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My Maril
Marilyn Monroe, Ronald Reagan, Hollywood, and Me
Auteurs: Terry Karger, Jay Margolis
Préface de Michael Regan

Prix : 35,95 €
Date de sortie : 01er novembre 2022
Relié 256 pages
Langue : anglais
Éditeur : Post Hill Press
ISBN 10 : 1637583265
ISBN 13 : ‎ ‎ 978-1637583265
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Description : Terry Karger is a child of Hollywood: the granddaughter of Metro Pictures cofounder Maxwell Karger, and the daughter of Fred Karger, a vocal coach at Columbia Pictures. Terry’s story revolves around Fred and a trio of silver-screen legends: her stepmother Jane Wyman, Ronald Reagan, and, primarily, Marilyn Monroe.
Marilyn, recently evolved from Norma Jeane Mortenson, was an unknown starlet when, as a twenty-one-year-old, she first met six-year-old Terry—and began dating her dad—in the spring of 1948. The orphaned, emotionally fragile actress initially babysat Fred’s daughter while turning to his family for support. Although the Marilyn-Fred romance lasted just over a year, her close friendship with the Kargers, including Fred, continued for fourteen years until the end of Marilyn's life.
While Fred was Marilyn’s first true love, his mom, Nana, was the mother she never really had. “Maril,” as they fondly called her, was allowed to relax and be herself. It also enabled Marilyn to appease her own unfulfilled maternal instincts, acting as a cross between a sweet, playful big sister and generous, caring surrogate mom to Terry.
This memoir also reveals privately taken, previously unpublished photos of the iconic superstar with her adopted family and friends.

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Authors: 
Terry Karger graduated from the University of Southern California in 1963, one year after Marilyn Monroe’s death. She taught at Crescent Heights Elementary and would later teach at Westwood Elementary where her students had parents such as Micky Dolenz, Millie Perkins, Ronny Cox, and Richard Pryor.

New York Times bestselling author Jay Margolis graduated summa cum laude from the University of Southern California and became a Jesse Unruh Research Scholar for his paper on African American Reparations. On October 15, 2014, The National Press Club in Washington, D.C. accepted Margolis’s book The Murder of Marilyn Monroe: Case Closed for display at the 37th Annual Book Fair & Authors’ Night, in partnership with Politics & Prose. The Murder of Marilyn Monroe: Case Closed was translated into Italian, French, and Russian and became a New York Times bestseller. Jay Margolis appeared in the 2014 United Kingdom documentary, directed by Renny Bartlett, titled The Missing Evidence: The Death of Marilyn Monroe, a Blink Films production in association with the Smithsonian Channel.

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