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@[]#FIRST STEPS#ALL ABOUT EVE AND MARILYN#MARILYN MONROE FOUND DEAD@[]##"BUS STOP": SIMPLE STORY, SIMPLE PEOPLE@[]#SEX, SOCIETY AND THE THEATRE##THE STRANGE DEATH OF MARILYN MONROE
"I always thought symbols were things you clash together," said Marilyn Monroe. "That's the trouble, a sex symbol becomes a thing. I just hate being a thing."#After playing a love scene in 'Some Like it Hot' with Marilyn in 1959, Tony Curtis remarked that kissing Marilyn was like kissing Hitler#"What do I wear in bed? Why Chanel No 5, of course," said Marilyn Monroe#Joe DiMaggio, Marilyn's second husband was the only one of her three ex-husbands to attend her funeral. For 20 years after her death DiMaggio ordered a fresh red rose to be placed on her tomb every week#In 1988 the black dress worn by Marilyn in 'Some Like It Hot' fetched £19,800 at Sotheby's auction#"Hollywood is a place where they'll pay a thousand dollars for a kiss and fifty cents for your soul." Marilyn Monroe#"Acting was something golden and beautiful," said Marilyn, "Like a game you played that enabled you to step out of the dull world you knew into worlds so bright they made your heart leap just to think of them."#In 1985 the Los Angeles police released their documents on Marilyn's death. California's attorney general said: "Permit me to express a faint hope that Marilyn Monroe be permitted to rest in peace." Some hope#Monroe made The Prince and the Showgirl with Laurence Olivier in 1957. They were billed as "the most exciting combination since black and white", but they weren't. Olivier called her "a professional amateur"; she called him "Mr Sir"
