I don't think so she could barely take care of herself. This woman spent most of her life in a drunken pill poppin stuper. Her kid's would've been neglected and would've possibly lived out the same traumatic childhood that she had. Marilyn didn't need kid's it was really for her own good. What Marilyn needed was stability. She needed family and unfortunately she didn't have that.
@@rebekahkirkendoll669 You’re very wrong Kind of foolish. She had step kids who adored her. I’m sorry didn’t most of Hollywood have Nannie’s. Lol. Tired of these negative responses.
Liesa Vy Pravilno Ponjali Merlin, da Ona Deistvitelno Byla Krasiva i Vneshne i Vnutrenne!!!! Takoi i Budem Pomnit Marlin vsegda do Poslednego Vzdoha!!! S UVAZHENIEM Elizaveta, Zdorovja Vam i Udachi i Uspehov Vezde i Vsegda!!!🦚🌹
I hate how they described her body, like if being "chubby" means your ugly and unattractive. MARYLIN HAS ALWAYS BEEN A BEAUTY, a true, classic beauty, with less then few procedures done to her face. We will always love Marylin 😍, fuck these big corporations that treats artists like crap 🖕
They did not mistreat her. The reason they tolerated her extremely taxing behavior was because they recognized her talent. When she was rehired for the picture, they also increased her pay and offered a large bonus if the film were completed according to the revised schedule.
Those vultures wanted her to work for the money she was being paid. How can they be called vultures. What do you call her. Prima dona, spoiled. Her behaviour was annoying to say the least for those who wanted to work and earn a check. Don't forget people were put out of work when she carried on like this
Fox was in debt, the people trying to save money didn't know how to produce a picture and those who did couldn't make this one work out because Fox wanted a quick start (contrary to the implication here it wasn't the only one, but the most expensive). The script wasn't ready, no one knew how to end it and the writers tried to warn the management. But they kept going so it had to be changed unprofessionally while already shooting. They tried to frame Marilyn into violating her contract in order to have a legit reason to present their insurance for canceling the project after realizing it will probably flop so they wouldn't losing more money. Marilyn tried her best to safe the project and her career along with it, as it would have been very bad publicity for her, has it 'failed because of her' as Fox (obviously) wanted to make everyone believe. If this isn't a case of calling people "vultures" i don't know what is. All this deliberately doesn't touch on her problems, but it provides some context that seems to be appropiate here.
I see a lot of enabling & coddling of Marilyn in these comments. So because she was so beautiful and had a terrible childhood and suffered from depression, that excused her from being unprofessional, late and not giving af about all the other people on set?? Get real people ! If this was any other actor, you’d be calling them spoiled, ungrateful , unprofessional with no manners! Marilyn obviously had too many yes ma’am people around her that enabled her behavior and let her act however she wanted which in the end was to her detriment . 20th Century Fox put their foot down and gave her ample opportunity to get her shyt together! You can’t excuse everything because the person is a celebrity. And yes, Marilyn Monroe will always be a legend, but if she only had more people telling her the truth about herself & actually sending her to rehab , I think she would’ve done a lot better .
Marilyn was more and more beautiful. And also natural in every moment. Very good actrice, she was unique and i dont understand why she doesn't can have a husband who love her forever and give her a baby , have a family and be a mother can safe her life.
This was amazing!!! I love her so much. I love learning about the person she was. She was smart, beautiful, vulnerable, charming, but also had her struggles. I wish she could've got the help she needed instead of being drugged up by Hollywood doctors.
marilyn with the dog and the children... so angelic. those test videos always take my breath away. gorgeous face, gorgeous figure, she deserved so much more than all the shit life threw at her.
Marilyn was luminous on screen. Beguiling, beautiful and talented, i wish she could have had better people around her. Those who knew what happened took it to their graves.
Ummm Marilyn was literally never overweight. She was around 140lbs. at most which for a 5'5'' woman is not overweight. She was actually underweight in the clips they were showing where they said she "looked the best she has," so that's nice. 😒
It seems she couldn't please anyone. So sad. Ill bet she felt alone her entire life. Lacking in parental guidance, real folks to truly love her and show her love
she had a fever of 102 for months.......yet died from depression....yet overdosed.......yet was introduced as the late marilyn monroe.......yet lost 15 lbs suddenly.......yet was unstable because she had a fever and a virus for months....yet sinusitis for months........
The fate of Marilyn: Something's Got to Give: • Two months later following Marilyn's death, 20th Century Studios restarted production of "Something's Got to Give" with director Michael Gordon and the recasted Doris Day, James Garner, and Polly Bergen and retitled the film as "Move Over, Darling." The film was released on December 1963. • In 1999, 20th Century Studios and the Marilyn Monroe estate began a massive film restoration of "Something's Got to Give," using state-of-the-art technology that transformed nine hours of unedited footage into a 37-minute reconstructed feature film. The film was premiered on Marilyn's 75th birthday on June 1, 2001 during the broadcast of the AMC original documentary "Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days." The film was also released on home video as part of "Marilyn Monroe: The Diamond Collection" DVD box set. However, Something's Got to Give and all the other Marilyn Monroe films produced by 20th Century Studios including Niagra, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Seven-Year Itch, Bus Stop, and How to Marry a Millionaire are still awaiting for release on Disney+.
This is so wonderful. Thank you for making this. It's one of the best videos about MM. You can clearly see what a star is while watching her. She really does have an inner beauty and luminous quality. During this time she was being used, lied to, tricked and humiliated by president Kennedy and his brother Robert along with other men who didn't care for her like they said they did. She deserved so much better. Ultimately her light shines brighter than any of those louses. Its amazing how wonderfully she performed despite these betrayals. Dean Martin did her a solid refusing to work with anyone else.
Thanks for sharing, I recorded this Doc years ago and like the version of the song with Dean Martin singing. love the cute cartoon intro, love all the cuts and outtakes, she was magic. No one will ever come close to her.
sammy davis has a better version of this song..in fact he should have done a cameo as the cab driver who tells Dean that 5&2 don.t add up to 7 becsuse only two people came off that island after five years later they show five wild kids being kept st the navy base and marylin talkin to herself as she is preparing to tell dean just how bad she was with numbers..then the song sammy,s version plays..
+JSOMERSET994 JSOMERSET994 I agree I would love to hear Sammy singing this song, he was so funny. I love his version of Mr. Bo Jangles, I remember his last interview he sang it and cried.
I've see the full Garner/Day version of this movie (move Over Darling) and now this little bit. Hands down, it would have been Spectacularly better! So Sad. Re the intro song, that's actually Fred Astaire, of all people, singing in the intro to this documentary with the cartoon. It's from an obscure album call Johnny Mercer Covers. You'll basically only find his version of the song from the movie "Daddy Long Legs" which is an entirely different arrangement.
Yet in Marilyn in Manhattan they talk about how she didn't look as good as she used to, and you could see she was approaching middle age. Either way she's fucking gorgeous and Fox used and abused her along with too many others.
The studio reshot the movie using James Garner and Doris Day....”Move Over, Darling”. It is interesting watching the movie because it had similar scenes to Marilyn’s in “Something’s Got To Give”.
"You're not putting Elvis Presley in front of the camera and shooting it in six weeks" loool. That is EXACTLY what they did. Has he ever even seen the horrendous movies Presley was in?!
Three of Elvis' movies were good,King Creole,Loving You,and Jail house Rock",but after the Army,Col. parker had Elvis do all these stupid movies,strictly for the big bucks.
What a shocking and damming indictment, with the exception of Dean Martin, this Marilyn story is. Here is a woman of incomparable beauty of body and spirit who was destroyed by people of a very low calibre. It is good that Marilyn's memory lives on by the millions who love and adore her while those charlatans who posed as her friends are long forgotten.
35.19. That man needs a slap to the face. These pigs ruined her life with the druggy doctors and didn't care about her. They only wanted to make loads of money off her.
+Sydney Lawrence I think America likes assembly line production in almost all. At my place of work, it is rewarded. But MM, as Mr. Weinstein noted, needed a more creative approach to bring out her sparkling talent. But America believes in production and profits. The "movie mills" at that time did not realize that if they were less regulated at times the result would possibly make up for any accounting losses. Sometimes, great performances can not be regulated.
Actually, great performances and creativity does need a structure to be productive at all. If someone has no self-discipline, they end up meandering all over with little productively. Granted, one doesn't want too many unnecessary restrictions. But Marilyn's issues were NOT 'stifled creativity,' but a life out of control and too many addictions, mental health issues, and unresolved inner demons that she had never dealt with. Much of acting is not creative, but talent. It's the originators of the storyline of the film and often the writers that deal with the truly creative aspects of films. Both creativity and talent are fine attributes to have.
True that she accomplished lots...but what a sordid ending she brought. You can't credibly deny that she had mental issues that she never received help for.
No one is denying that she was a very successful actress and star. And true, she received the wrong kind of 'help' that only made her addictions and mental issues worse. But she's not this blameless victim either; she brought scandal onto herself by her repeated altercations on the set, her affairs with men that she KNEW were married, especially with JFK and RFK, then at one point essentially threatening Jackie Kennedy over the phone. She endlessly complained that 'no one' took her seriously, then would flake out of promises and show up hours late without a valid excuse. She had potentially good friends who could have led her to the RIGHT kind of help but she ended up pushing those friends away and alienating them when they told her things she didn't want to hear or refused to flatter her. It's the same sorry destructive path Michael Jackson went down. I do feel for her; she had a hard life and a miserable childhood, which I know was beyond her control. I am not judging her; I am merely pointing out her human frailties that she had just like the rest of us. Also, I'm pointing out that while things beyond her control happened, she often didn't help her case.
'MM said she was psychologically incapable of being on time.' Sounds rather like ADHD/neurodivergence to me as someone with ADHD myself who struggles loads with punctuality. But that's also my bias and lateness was also probably a lot to do with her many insecurities and perfectionism. Although I think this is also definitely a part of being neurodivergent. It's complicated and never to me just 'laziness' or 'lack off professionalism'.
They were not doctors. They made movies. Sick of people blaming the studio for spoiled people like her and Garland. Lots of people that were feeding families and paying rent were out of work when she got blasted. Why should they cater to her.
Ann Menzzasalma nice of you to blame actresses that were literally abused in childhood, throughout their life, and then more in the film industry rather than using some critical thinking to realize that the studio was full to the brim of vultures that took advantage of vulnerable woman who had been abused- it was just another day of work for them. You are gross.
It's always bugged me that when the host/narrator attests that Marilyn's special qualities were evident on films including, "even the one that NEVER GOT MADE", he should have said, "even the one that NEVER GOT FINISHED."
She was obviously going through an emotional/mental crisis. The studio saw her just as an unreliable selfish employee. They didn't have the will to help her or try at least to understand her. Anyway, it's not easy to help someone suffering from depression.
when she saw the kids in the movie, you could see the sadness on her face, i think it might of reminded her that she could't have kids and the part was missing. sometimes i wish i could go into the future tell Marilyn what is going to happen to her. ( i don't think she committed suicide i believe she was killed). if i did that i may mess up the future. she didn't have a husband or kids. her dad left before she was born her mum had mental disorders. she had depression which i think she got from her mother, she had very bad anxiety. she also was very camera shy. all she wanted was to love and be loved poor girl. i just want to hug her through the screen and tell her everything is okay to be okay and to stay away from JFK and RFK.
Yes, that was pointed out in "Monroe, the Final Days" in 2001. Having said this, however, permission was granted in the beginning, long before she'd missed so many days of shooting. Of course it's easy for me to say this because I wasn't in either position of "but things changed" vs ""but you promised".
None of the above apply to this situation.. she was TRAUMATIZED from being abused from relationships with men, etc. behind the scenes! The habits she exhibited during the filming of this was NOT mental illness, punctuality or a creative block... but trauma inflicted upon her from others! Get real 😳
Not 'all' actresses behave that way, but I do agree that there are too many egotistical narcissists in Hollywood that do behave that way sadly enough. Hollywood is virtually a breeding place for crass narcissism and hotdogging. No wonder there is so much mental instability, addictions, prostitution, and killing in Tinseltown.
@Be. Wise : I read Lucille Ball was the same way with Vivian Vance. "She was from the old school that said you never have prettier people on the set," noted Frank Castelluccio, author of "The Other Side of Ethel Mertz."
Она смеётся ,но в глазах столько боли и печали и это первое ,что бросается в глаза.Она уже совсем не та,какая была в предыдущих своих работах.Она всё так же красива,но какой-то надлом всё таки с ней произошёл .
They punished her for „taking drugs“ - though she obviously wasn’t on any (as we all can see in the unedited footage) - then she gave them what they wanted. A spectacular ending. I think they hurt her too much.
They should have stopped Cleopatra - original budget $5mil, final cost $30mil. And let Taylor and Burton work out their boozey relationship off camera. What business allows a project to have a 6x over budget project.
when I watch this, it really pisses me off that Joe DiMaggio thought he had the right to keep Dean from attending her funeral. you want to keep the rest of the rat pack out, fine, but Dean loved her, probably just as much as DiMaggio.
How wonderful Marilyn Monroe was, so lovely, so Sad inside. Her friend, Dean Martin was truly her friend, never betrayed her. That one guy, who was cruel and just Stupid, saying Marilyn was being A so called Star. The studio was selfish, paying Liz Taylor $1 million, cost total of 30 million. Damn, Hate how they used Her. Love her. So lovely, kind, talented and gentle To everyone. She Did the best she could, when ill. God gave us the World, having this Lonely, child, Norma Jeane Baker, developed into Gorgeous Marilyn Monroe. Today, she Has the best in her Hands, the love of her fans. Yes. We Love you, you reached the stars, You TWINKLE Brightly up in the Heaven with your Mother and great Friends, Dean, Jane And more. Good night MM, RIP, with God.
the stories of marilyn returning after her passing to haunt the places she frequented during her life including the hollywood rossevelt hotel,her brentwood home,and her final resting place are numerous so many people witnesses both young and old that don't know and have never meet each other its something that i've experienced myself firsthand though its only happened once u'd be mistaken for thinking it was a pleasant experience...far from it...this due to her suddenly materalising beside another infamous person who still turns up in places on the other side of the atlantic 275 after he was hanged at the gallows..a person who was alot less desirable than marilyn.... it was an experience that i'd would'nt want to be repeated...................................
14:55 - On the surface, it's very strange how this is written - here she is their real mother that they don't know is their real mother, yet appearing as a stranger, she suddenly takes to them, and they to her. How would two kids react today to being called someone's two very best sweethearts in the whole world, the fact she's their mother notwithstanding.
Despite her obvious beauty, I've often considered Marilyn a bit overrated. However, some of the clips and pictures in this video certainly live up to that iconic status that she maintains! Particularly the clip by the pool @ 1:50
She was such a sweet and amazing woman who just needed to realize she was amazing that she didn't need to be so nervous but when you suffer from something like that I understand you struggle with it cause I struggle as well, my grandmother as well she has these overwhelming times she is in public and shuts down ,I only had that happen a few times but at the same time Marilyn and myself also love being in the spot light and adored and to act
It sucks that they dont have any concern to their actors or actress mental health. I would do what marilyn did to take a rest. They dont even know what marilyn’s going through unless their in her shoes.
Most of women they die for their beauty but she was exceptional even thought many women die because of they way they look or how she cary themself our worst enemay is our beauty
It’s unfair to suggest Dean Martin had to do the window scene without Marilyn because Marilyn was playing up, he also does it without Cyd. His is a totally different set up from the intercut scenes with Marilyn in the pool and Cyd in the bedroom, they are not required because they are not in shot nor shooting anything else on that set. It’s not a dialogue scene, the continuity person just shouts out a line from each of Marilyn and Cyd for timing. That’s how movies are made. Where the children had to do lines Marilyn read for them on many of the takes even though she was not required to do so. She was also extremely patient with a performing dog that wasn’t performing. In another doc someone explained that you didn’t try to shoot a Marilyn type star on the schedule and budget Fox allocated to this movie because it would clearly run way over. But Fox was broke. They knew this, they saw the rushes, they spotted a hit and they rehired her. But it was too late for all.
Bipolar is a new term for what was once called Manic depression. There is a manic phase, then also a depressive phase. She did suffer from depression, I've been a huge fan since I was 10. She tried to commit suicide twice when depressed.
god she was gorgeous and so fragile, all I wanna do is talk to her and hug her
emma gallagher Yeah, me too in a deserted island out in the pacific...just 'talk' about 'things' and stuff like that.
Same
The way she interacted with the kids melts my heart ♥️ she would’ve been an amazing mother.
Absolutely 💞😥
I don't think so she could barely take care of herself. This woman spent most of her life in a drunken pill poppin stuper. Her kid's would've been neglected and would've possibly lived out the same traumatic childhood that she had. Marilyn didn't need kid's it was really for her own good. What Marilyn needed was stability. She needed family and unfortunately she didn't have that.
If she had the children she might have cleaned herself up. We will never know.
Doesn't it?
@@rebekahkirkendoll669 You’re very wrong Kind of foolish. She had step kids who adored her. I’m sorry didn’t most of Hollywood have Nannie’s. Lol. Tired of these negative responses.
I just love her clothes in this film! She was really an extremely beautiful woman. RIP Norma Jean❤️
My sister was the spitting image of Marilyn, I really hope they are both at peace in heaven.❤️🌹🙏
She was so cute with the dog!
I have never seen that look in her eyes at 09:17 and where she looks at “her kids” - truly a short look into the real soul of Marilyn Monroe❤
I just love her voice💕 she was so beautiful inside and out💕💕💕
Liesa Vy Pravilno Ponjali Merlin, da Ona Deistvitelno Byla Krasiva i Vneshne i Vnutrenne!!!! Takoi i Budem Pomnit Marlin vsegda do Poslednego Vzdoha!!! S UVAZHENIEM Elizaveta, Zdorovja Vam i Udachi i Uspehov Vezde i Vsegda!!!🦚🌹
So beautiful
I hate how they described her body, like if being "chubby" means your ugly and unattractive. MARYLIN HAS ALWAYS BEEN A BEAUTY, a true, classic beauty, with less then few procedures done to her face. We will always love Marylin 😍, fuck these big corporations that treats artists like crap 🖕
i hate that the guy in the video referred to her like that, so disrespectful.
The "Specialization" clip is mouth-watering 😍 wtf This world is full of cowards.
the last scene of the film is so great. It's so sad to see how latented she was, but during her life never was appreciated. I hope she is happy now :)
First they fire her and mistreat her and now they recognize her talent? Why? Vultures.
💯💯💯💯💯
They did not mistreat her. The reason they tolerated her extremely taxing behavior was because they recognized her talent. When she was rehired for the picture, they also increased her pay and offered a large bonus if the film were completed according to the revised schedule.
Those vultures wanted her to work for the money she was being paid. How can they be called vultures. What do you call her. Prima dona, spoiled. Her behaviour was annoying to say the least for those who wanted to work and earn a check. Don't forget people were put out of work when she carried on like this
Fox was in debt, the people trying to save money didn't know how to produce a picture and those who did couldn't make this one work out because Fox wanted a quick start (contrary to the implication here it wasn't the only one, but the most expensive). The script wasn't ready, no one knew how to end it and the writers tried to warn the management. But they kept going so it had to be changed unprofessionally while already shooting. They tried to frame Marilyn into violating her contract in order to have a legit reason to present their insurance for canceling the project after realizing it will probably flop so they wouldn't losing more money. Marilyn tried her best to safe the project and her career along with it, as it would have been very bad publicity for her, has it 'failed because of her' as Fox (obviously) wanted to make everyone believe. If this isn't a case of calling people "vultures" i don't know what is.
All this deliberately doesn't touch on her problems, but it provides some context that seems to be appropiate here.
Agree!!!
Sweet and unique Marilyn Monroe... she remains queen of icons, still today. An alchemy!
i love marilyn. These studio execs and stakeholders talk about her like she's a racehorse, or a piece of meat. Some of them are disgusting.
@19:18: Even the dog was so mesmerized with her essence and magnetism, he couldn't focus!! LOL!!!
She was so beautiful and gentle soul broken inside 😢May God keep her soul forever in peace 💗
She is one of a million unique artist
I hope she is happy now
No one can touch her excelence and her grace
She was best actress of all time
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perhaps one in a billion!
15.00 Her interaction with the children is absolutely beautiful. You can see what a lovely mother she would have been. Or even a nice aunt/babysitter!
she was so beautiful. hope she is happy now
She is 💖
She's dead. That's it.
@@TerryUniGeezerPeterson she's not dead. she's in heaven.
I see a lot of enabling & coddling of Marilyn in these comments. So because she was so beautiful and had a terrible childhood and suffered from depression, that excused her from being unprofessional, late and not giving af about all the other people on set?? Get real people ! If this was any other actor, you’d be calling them spoiled, ungrateful , unprofessional with no manners!
Marilyn obviously had too many yes ma’am people around her that enabled her behavior and let her act however she wanted which in the end was to her detriment . 20th Century Fox put their foot down and gave her ample opportunity to get her shyt together!
You can’t excuse everything because the person is a celebrity.
And yes, Marilyn Monroe will always be a legend, but if she only had more people telling her the truth about herself & actually sending her to rehab , I think she would’ve done a lot better .
Marilyn was more and more beautiful. And also natural in every moment. Very good actrice, she was unique and i dont understand why she doesn't can have a husband who love her forever and give her a baby , have a family and be a mother can safe her life.
This was amazing!!! I love her so much. I love learning about the person she was. She was smart, beautiful, vulnerable, charming, but also had her struggles. I wish she could've got the help she needed instead of being drugged up by Hollywood doctors.
She could have drowned. Irresponsible.
So beautiful 😍 I wish Marilyn could have completed this film. RIP Marilyn.
Marilyn the love that was denied to you in life will forever live in our hearts since you're gone. 😭 We love you ❤️
marilyn with the dog and the children... so angelic. those test videos always take my breath away. gorgeous face, gorgeous figure, she deserved so much more than all the shit life threw at her.
She is just so gorgeous-not just in appearance but her total being, what an angel. R.I.P always goddess 🥺💘💕🌸👑😭
I really wish she would have lived I think her career would have exploded even more in the 60s. And would love to have seen her fashion.
I believe that too
Marilyn was luminous on screen. Beguiling, beautiful and talented, i wish she could have had better people around her. Those who knew what happened took it to their graves.
Ummm Marilyn was literally never overweight. She was around 140lbs. at most which for a 5'5'' woman is not overweight. She was actually underweight in the clips they were showing where they said she "looked the best she has," so that's nice. 😒
Also "Some Like it Hot" was and still is an extremely successful movie??
No, she wasn't. She actually was UNDERweight.
Yea she weighed i beleive around 115 in this.... Like really
Everyone ridicules everything. Who cares. she was beautiful no matter what.
She was actually around 118 lbs most of the time, but was 140 lbs when she was pregnant during "Some Like It Hot".
I’m so glad they made this documentary it explains away many misconceptions. Thank you for sharing this !
A wonderful actress. A beautiful female. A true performer with enormous talent and warm. Bigger than time.
She was so beautiful. So sad she's gone. Forever young. I love you Marilyn!
but she’s not really gone. she’s already in heaven. and she’s already well.
Yes, she is, Ben.
@@jacquelynjones7345 Robin Williams is in heaven too.
Yes, he is, Ben. Robin is there too. Being happy and funny and making everyone laugh.
@@jacquelynjones7345 My favourite roles of him are Genie and Mrs. Doubtfire and Adrian Cronauer.
It seems she couldn't please anyone. So sad. Ill bet she felt alone her entire life. Lacking in parental guidance, real folks to truly love her and show her love
Marilyn Monroe - Something's Got To Give
1990 Documentary into the unfinished 1962 Marilyn movie "Something's Got To Give"
thank you
Just miss her. She had so much beauty, femininity and vulnerability. And such great comic timing
she had a fever of 102 for months.......yet died from depression....yet overdosed.......yet was introduced as the late marilyn monroe.......yet lost 15 lbs suddenly.......yet was unstable because she had a fever and a virus for months....yet sinusitis for months........
To cover the true motiv of her death...
The fate of Marilyn: Something's Got to Give:
• Two months later following Marilyn's death, 20th Century Studios restarted production of "Something's Got to Give" with director Michael Gordon and the recasted Doris Day, James Garner, and Polly Bergen and retitled the film as "Move Over, Darling." The film was released on December 1963.
• In 1999, 20th Century Studios and the Marilyn Monroe estate began a massive film restoration of "Something's Got to Give," using state-of-the-art technology that transformed nine hours of unedited footage into a 37-minute reconstructed feature film. The film was premiered on Marilyn's 75th birthday on June 1, 2001 during the broadcast of the AMC original documentary "Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days." The film was also released on home video as part of "Marilyn Monroe: The Diamond Collection" DVD box set.
However, Something's Got to Give and all the other Marilyn Monroe films produced by 20th Century Studios including Niagra, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Seven-Year Itch, Bus Stop, and How to Marry a Millionaire are still awaiting for release on Disney+.
This is so wonderful. Thank you for making this. It's one of the best videos about MM. You can clearly see what a star is while watching her. She really does have an inner beauty and luminous quality. During this time she was being used, lied to, tricked and humiliated by president Kennedy and his brother Robert along with other men who didn't care for her like they said they did. She deserved so much better. Ultimately her light shines brighter than any of those louses. Its amazing how wonderfully she performed despite these betrayals. Dean Martin did her a solid refusing to work with anyone else.
This is so sad. RIP MARILYN
She was one of the most beautiful women who ever lived.
60 years today you left us marilyn..bless you 💋
She was so sweet and delightful once she felt confident and relaxed. Her acting vulnerability was exquisite.
Still... a tragic loss! Such a beautiful soul!
So beautiful ,THANK YOU MARILYN .THANK YOU HOLLYWOOD.THANK YOU FOX.
Thanks for sharing, I recorded this Doc years ago and like the version of the song with Dean Martin singing. love the cute cartoon intro, love all the cuts and outtakes, she was magic. No one will ever come close to her.
sammy davis has a better version of this song..in fact he should have done a cameo as the cab driver who tells Dean that 5&2 don.t add up to 7 becsuse only two people came off that island after five years later they show five wild kids being kept st the navy base and marylin talkin to herself as she is preparing to tell dean just how bad she was with numbers..then the song sammy,s version plays..
+JSOMERSET994 JSOMERSET994 I agree I would love to hear Sammy singing this song, he was so funny. I love his version of Mr. Bo Jangles, I remember his last interview he sang it and cried.
I've see the full Garner/Day version of this movie (move Over Darling) and now this little bit. Hands down, it would have been Spectacularly better! So Sad. Re the intro song, that's actually Fred Astaire, of all people, singing in the intro to this documentary with the cartoon. It's from an obscure album call Johnny Mercer Covers. You'll basically only find his version of the song from the movie "Daddy Long Legs" which is an entirely different arrangement.
Monroe......true legend....❤.. Absolutely adore her..
I really enjoyed this video. Thank you
Yet in Marilyn in Manhattan they talk about how she didn't look as good as she used to, and you could see she was approaching middle age. Either way she's fucking gorgeous and Fox used and abused her along with too many others.
The studio reshot the movie using James Garner and Doris Day....”Move Over, Darling”. It is interesting watching the movie because it had similar scenes to Marilyn’s in “Something’s Got To Give”.
Gorgeous ❤️
lovely baby.. forever in my heart
"You're not putting Elvis Presley in front of the camera and shooting it in six weeks" loool. That is EXACTLY what they did. Has he ever even seen the horrendous movies Presley was in?!
Three of Elvis' movies were good,King Creole,Loving You,and Jail house Rock",but after the Army,Col. parker had Elvis do all these stupid movies,strictly for the big bucks.
What a shocking and damming indictment, with the exception of Dean Martin, this Marilyn story is. Here is a woman of incomparable beauty of body and spirit who was destroyed by people of a very low calibre. It is good that Marilyn's memory lives on by the millions who love and adore her while those charlatans who posed as her friends are long forgotten.
35.19. That man needs a slap to the face. These pigs ruined her life with the druggy doctors and didn't care about her. They only wanted to make loads of money off her.
+Sydney Lawrence I think America likes assembly line production in almost all. At my place of work, it is rewarded. But MM, as Mr. Weinstein noted, needed a more creative approach to bring out her sparkling talent. But America believes in production and profits. The "movie mills" at that time did not realize that if they were less regulated at times the result would possibly make up for any accounting losses. Sometimes, great performances can not be regulated.
Actually, great performances and creativity does need a structure to be productive at all.
If someone has no self-discipline, they end up meandering all over with little productively.
Granted, one doesn't want too many unnecessary restrictions.
But Marilyn's issues were NOT 'stifled creativity,' but a life out of control and too many addictions, mental health issues, and unresolved inner demons that she had never dealt with.
Much of acting is not creative, but talent. It's the originators of the storyline of the film and often the writers that deal with the truly creative aspects of films.
Both creativity and talent are fine attributes to have.
True that she accomplished lots...but what a sordid ending she brought. You can't credibly deny that she had mental issues that she never received help for.
No one is denying that she was a very successful actress and star.
And true, she received the wrong kind of 'help' that only made her addictions and mental issues worse.
But she's not this blameless victim either; she brought scandal onto herself by her repeated altercations on the set, her affairs with men that she KNEW were married, especially with JFK and RFK, then at one point essentially threatening Jackie Kennedy over the phone.
She endlessly complained that 'no one' took her seriously, then would flake out of promises and show up hours late without a valid excuse.
She had potentially good friends who could have led her to the RIGHT kind of help but she ended up pushing those friends away and alienating them when they told her things she didn't want to hear or refused to flatter her.
It's the same sorry destructive path Michael Jackson went down.
I do feel for her; she had a hard life and a miserable childhood, which I know was beyond her control.
I am not judging her; I am merely pointing out her human frailties that she had just like the rest of us.
Also, I'm pointing out that while things beyond her control happened, she often didn't help her case.
Love this girl so much!!!
'MM said she was psychologically incapable of being on time.' Sounds rather like ADHD/neurodivergence to me as someone with ADHD myself who struggles loads with punctuality. But that's also my bias and lateness was also probably a lot to do with her many insecurities and perfectionism. Although I think this is also definitely a part of being neurodivergent. It's complicated and never to me just 'laziness' or 'lack off professionalism'.
Great documentary!
the studios should of got their heads out of their ass and worked with Marilyn knowing her fragile state but they only saw dollar signs.....
True...Marilyn was NOT in good health, despite outward appearances. Drug abuse not withstanding, she didn't have a strong physical constitution.
They were not doctors. They made movies. Sick of people blaming the studio for spoiled people like her and Garland. Lots of people that were feeding families and paying rent were out of work when she got blasted. Why should they cater to her.
Ann Menzzasalma nice of you to blame actresses that were literally abused in childhood, throughout their life, and then more in the film industry rather than using some critical thinking to realize that the studio was full to the brim of vultures that took advantage of vulnerable woman who had been abused- it was just another day of work for them. You are gross.
She wasn't exactly poor but what were they thinking, paying Elizabeth Taylor a million dollars and her only five thousand?
@@annmenzzasalma3113 dude... the STUDIO doctor said she was too sick to work. like, wtf?
I love you, Marilyn. Forever! ❤
It's always bugged me that when the host/narrator attests that Marilyn's special qualities were evident on films including, "even the one that NEVER GOT MADE", he should have said, "even the one that NEVER GOT FINISHED."
She was obviously going through an emotional/mental crisis. The studio saw her just as an unreliable selfish employee. They didn't have the will to help her or try at least to understand her. Anyway, it's not easy to help someone suffering from depression.
when she saw the kids in the movie, you could see the sadness on her face, i think it might of reminded her that she could't have kids and the part was missing. sometimes i wish i could go into the future tell Marilyn what is going to happen to her. ( i don't think she committed suicide i believe she was killed). if i did that i may mess up the future. she didn't have a husband or kids. her dad left before she was born her mum had mental disorders. she had depression which i think she got from her mother, she had very bad anxiety. she also was very camera shy. all she wanted was to love and be loved poor girl. i just want to hug her through the screen and tell her everything is okay to be okay and to stay away from JFK and RFK.
She used to go to the park and watch the children play on the play ground. Very sad.
Angeli Ann she would of made a wonderful mother. That’s heartbreaking.
Marilyn was 5"6 and had a perfect hourglass ⌛ figure. I thought she had a great body and a gorgeous face.
She is superb.
What a loss.
What a what if.
In contrast to what is stated in this documentary, Fox did give her permission to attend the JFK birthday.
Yes, that was pointed out in "Monroe, the Final Days" in 2001. Having said this, however, permission was granted in the beginning, long before she'd missed so many days of shooting. Of course it's easy for me to say this because I wasn't in either position of "but things changed" vs ""but you promised".
Beautiful music.
Oh, thank you!!
truly one of a kind ❤
Her laugh after that kid said (Im ok now) its teal beautiful laugh
Omg her laugh at the end you can clearly see she is depressed sick sad but love to laugh from her heart
I'm going to make that lovely cartoon intro to my live Wallpaper
I love u Marilyn
This what happens when you force creative people to work on an assembly line.
Marilyn Monroe suffered with Bipolar Disorder and Insomnia and she wasn't up to doing Somethings Got To Give marmite400
Marilyn's issues were NOT 'stifled creativity.'
It was addiction, borderline personality disorder and general instability.
None of the above apply to this situation.. she was TRAUMATIZED from being abused from relationships with men, etc. behind the scenes! The habits she exhibited during the filming of this was NOT mental illness, punctuality or a creative block... but trauma inflicted upon her from others! Get real 😳
Wonderful angel Marilyn. ❤
Annoying how he says the film never got made. It did get made. It just wasn't finished.
Well, but after all she did deliver fantastic!!
"She had a blonde extra removed, simply because she was blonde."
Literally me. I love her so much
My God, how infantile is that? Marilyn did have jealousy issues.
So what if there are other blond women on the set?
Not 'all' actresses behave that way, but I do agree that there are too many egotistical narcissists in Hollywood that do behave that way sadly enough. Hollywood is virtually a breeding place for crass narcissism and hotdogging. No wonder there is so much mental instability, addictions, prostitution, and killing in Tinseltown.
@Be. Wise :
I read Lucille Ball was the same way with Vivian Vance.
"She was from the old school that said you never have prettier people on the set," noted Frank Castelluccio, author of "The Other Side of Ethel Mertz."
@Be. Wise but they don't have to be a total bitch about it.
I think that it simply wouldn't look good on Camara. Marylin was very afraid of the Camara.So it makes sense
Rip beautiful gorgeous queen 👸 gone too soon ♥️🕊🕊🕊🕊🥰😘🍸🍸🍸🍸🍸
Она смеётся ,но в глазах столько боли и печали и это первое ,что бросается в глаза.Она уже совсем не та,какая была в предыдущих своих работах.Она всё так же красива,но какой-то надлом всё таки с ней произошёл .
They punished her for „taking drugs“ - though she obviously wasn’t on any (as we all can see in the unedited footage) - then she gave them what they wanted. A spectacular ending.
I think they hurt her too much.
Marilyn whistling.
They should have stopped Cleopatra - original budget $5mil, final cost $30mil. And let Taylor and Burton work out their boozey relationship off camera.
What business allows a project to have a 6x over budget project.
i agree...Elizabeth Taylor. was one of the first prima donnas decades before whitney houston,Beyonce and Mariah Carey
Some resources said it finished with 44 Million.
when I watch this, it really pisses me off that Joe DiMaggio thought he had the right to keep Dean from attending her funeral. you want to keep the rest of the rat pack out, fine, but Dean loved her, probably just as much as DiMaggio.
I think that Dean really cared about her, too!❤️❤️❤️
I hear that for the first time: Dean Martin had something for Marilyn ?
The opening credits are so I Dream of Jeannie. 💖
How wonderful Marilyn Monroe was, so lovely, so
Sad inside. Her friend, Dean Martin was truly her friend, never betrayed her.
That one guy, who was cruel and just
Stupid, saying Marilyn was being
A so called Star.
The studio was selfish, paying
Liz Taylor $1 million, cost total of 30 million. Damn,
Hate how they used
Her. Love her.
So lovely, kind, talented and gentle
To everyone. She
Did the best she could, when ill.
God gave us the
World, having this
Lonely, child, Norma Jeane Baker, developed into
Gorgeous Marilyn Monroe. Today, she
Has the best in her
Hands, the love of her fans. Yes. We
Love you, you reached the stars,
You TWINKLE Brightly up in the
Heaven with your
Mother and great
Friends, Dean, Jane
And more.
Good night MM,
RIP, with God.
She was a lovely but troubled woman. It angers me that she was silenced by evil men , may justice by the Almighty come to them.
She clearly found a fast kinship with wally cox. such a shame they both met untimely ends.
the stories of marilyn returning after her passing to haunt the places she frequented during her life including the hollywood rossevelt hotel,her brentwood home,and her final resting place are numerous so many people witnesses both young and old that don't know and have never meet each other its something that i've experienced myself firsthand though its only happened once u'd be mistaken for thinking it was a pleasant experience...far from it...this due to her suddenly materalising beside another infamous person who still turns up in places on the other side of the atlantic 275 after he was hanged at the gallows..a person who was alot less desirable than marilyn.... it was an experience that i'd would'nt want to be repeated...................................
working in the movies not an easy job at all as actress I faced same problems...
She wasn't overweight, she was pregnant!
14:55 - On the surface, it's very strange how this is written - here she is their real mother that they don't know is their real mother, yet appearing as a stranger, she suddenly takes to them, and they to her. How would two kids react today to being called someone's two very best sweethearts in the whole world, the fact she's their mother notwithstanding.
This movie pushed her to the edge she had a lot of childhood traumas
the groovys chick,so dam pretty,full of pain.we must remember she was only human,with struggles like alot of humans.rest her soul.
May you rest in Haeven darling 💙💙💙
Despite her obvious beauty, I've often considered Marilyn a bit overrated. However, some of the clips and pictures in this video certainly live up to that iconic status that she maintains! Particularly the clip by the pool @ 1:50
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Love dean Martin 😍😍😍
She was such a sweet and amazing woman who just needed to realize she was amazing that she didn't need to be so nervous but when you suffer from something like that I understand you struggle with it cause I struggle as well, my grandmother as well she has these overwhelming times she is in public and shuts down ,I only had that happen a few times but at the same time Marilyn and myself also love being in the spot light and adored and to act
It sucks that they dont have any concern to their actors or actress mental health. I would do what marilyn did to take a rest. They dont even know what marilyn’s going through unless their in her shoes.
Most of women they die for their beauty but she was exceptional even thought many women die because of they way they look or how she cary themself our worst enemay is our beauty
It’s unfair to suggest Dean Martin had to do the window scene without Marilyn because Marilyn was playing up, he also does it without Cyd. His is a totally different set up from the intercut scenes with Marilyn in the pool and Cyd in the bedroom, they are not required because they are not in shot nor shooting anything else on that set. It’s not a dialogue scene, the continuity person just shouts out a line from each of Marilyn and Cyd for timing. That’s how movies are made. Where the children had to do lines Marilyn read for them on many of the takes even though she was not required to do so. She was also extremely patient with a performing dog that wasn’t performing. In another doc someone explained that you didn’t try to shoot a Marilyn type star on the schedule and budget Fox allocated to this movie because it would clearly run way over. But Fox was broke. They knew this, they saw the rushes, they spotted a hit and they rehired her. But it was too late for all.
Marilyn Monroe suffered with Bipolar Disorder not depression also she never wanted to do the film in the first place
Exactly
Bipolar is a new term for what was once called Manic depression. There is a manic phase, then also a depressive phase. She did suffer from depression, I've been a huge fan since I was 10. She tried to commit suicide twice when depressed.
Brittany Rozenberg Hollander you do realize bipolar disorder is the modern term for manic depression, don’t you?
I love her but imagine she lived until 100 years old, do you think people would treat her as much as the figure who is missed today?