Marilyn Monroe - Person to Person - Edward R. Murrow - April 8, 1955
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2013
- Marilyn Monroe - Person to Person - Edward R. Murrow - April 8, 1955
Marilyn Monroe 1926-1962
Edward R. Murrow 1908-1965
Milton H. Greene 1922-1985
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A wonderful website is Marilyn Monroe in English and French.
Un beau site sur Marilyn Monroe en anglais et en français.
www.cursumperficio.net/Index.html
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Lovely Marilyn 💙 💕 💟
Fascinating clip, many thanks for uploading .
This would 20 million hits if women knew who Ed Murrow was. A gem hidden.
We could SURE use him now.
@@charlotteruse8718 Why would they ? We have the Kardashian's now aren't we lucky?
True! A hidden gem! Pleasant!😍
Marilyn hated how plump she looked in this, she said at the time she was overweight. Amy was the star, outshone Marilyn, many calls came for Amy after this, as she was so vibrant where Marilyn was super nervous. TV had millions of viewers and this coloured her ‘performance’ here. But how brave was Marilyn for flicking the studio system, such a strong mind. Director Otto Preminger drove her nuts, he was so bullying. I love Milton, he was so relaxed and recognised Marilyn as the ultimate Muse.
Hoy si ella estuviera viva, sería una abuelita
Thanks for uploading the entire interview! Milton and Amy Greene were two of the very few most loyal and supportive friends Marilyn ever had. I only wish that she could have had more friends to care for her and help her through times of trouble in her life.
Thank you so much for this, I was looking for the Interview with Charlton Heston but could not find it any where!
Совсем юнная монро ❤❤❤
What a cozy home
This is such a funny awkward situation. I assume its because they could not see mr Morrow. It's odd watching milton leave the room and go into the kitchen. I can only imagine how nervous it was for Marilyn to be interviewed live and have to come up with answers. It was especially awkward when he started questioning Amy about Marilyn in front of her?! like she's a child or spoiled lazy diva. I'm glad Marilyn had these friends despite their production company not lasting.
can anyone help me to do a mla citation for my works cited page for this video? My paper is about Murrow and I want to quote one of the lines in the video
Ooh! How was your paper?
(It was two years ago so I assume you already found the MLA format…)
One of the best and smartest journalists of all time interviewing the best looking and sexiest women of all time.
Love your avatar…❤️
people keep saying her eyes look so sad in this clip. i cant see it. can someone please explain what it is about her in this clip that they think makes her look sad, especially her eyes
I would love to know what Ed would make of todays media. And todays concept of the press. Don't think it would be very charitable
She does something with her eyes at 11:50, a kind of twinkle, that melts my heart. I would have been putty in her hands.
only at 11.50? pretty much everything she does with her face and voice in this vid melt my heart. she comes across so sweet innocent and adorable. of course its all part of the Marilyn alter ego, not her true self. but who cares, its still a heart melting and wonderful persona. actually its also a testament to how good her acting was.
while allot of the mannerisms etc that make her so charming in this are part of the marilyn alter ego, there are other clips where she appears to be more natural and not doing the alter ego, and she is still so magnetic, charismatic and charming, just in different ways. so she even had all the qualities and seductive appeal she has in clips like this when she was being herself.
example www.dailymotion.com/video/x3memng
Good old Ed, a dyed-in-the-wool lefty/commie from back in the day.