60 years ago, the heroine of
Some Like It Hot disappeared
.
From Norma Jeane, the calendar pin-up, to the icon painted by Andy Warhol, passing by the Hollywood star, her many facets have forever forged the image of Marilyn Monroe.
Tracking back.
The cinema left him no choice.
If she could, she would have been Nora, Masha, Grushenka.
Marilyn would have been on stage and she would have performed
Dollhouse
,
The Three Sisters
,
The Karamazov Brothers
under the direction of Lee Strasberg.
But no, we didn't give him time.
So she was a dowry runner, daughter upstairs, bellower singer.
There's no shame in that.
She was therefore Rose Loomis, Sugar Kane, Lorelei Lee.
Wilder, Huston, Hathaway replaced Ibsen, Dostoyevsky, Chekov.
Yet she loved writers so much.
They made fun of her because of that.
She read
Pascal's
Thoughts and
The Interpretation of Dreams
of Freud, dogged the pages, underlined whole sentences.
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