60 years from the mystery of Marilyn Monroe's death

The mystery that caused her legend, as well as the 30 movies she's made in her 15 years of career, or the famous men she married, Joe DiMaggio and playwright Arthur Miller, or her relationship with John and Robert Kennedy.

Marilyn Monroe's death appeared on the front pages of all magazines and newspapers. There was another person at home that morning, a mysterious figure in many of Monroe's biographies: business manager Inez Melson, a woman who was recommended by Joe DiMaggio.

Marilyn Monroe was born on June 1, 1926, in Los Angeles. Early death brought an end to her career. She was found dead on her bed on August 5, 1962, near a table filled with bottles of medicine. Even in the 60th anniversary of death, however, the memory of Monroe remains throughout the world unforgettified.

Facts from the life of the famous model:

1- Marilyn Monroe, Norma Jeane Baker's name in art. He was born in Los Angeles, June 1, 1926, and died in Los Angeles, August 5, 1962.

2- Marilyn Monroe was a black-haired girl, but to get more beautiful, she turns blonde. A blonde so desired and wanted by everyone.

3- The film as her first is named “The Shocking Miss Pilgrim” implemented in 1947.

4 between sexphopal and acting skills

“Arsyet for Monroe's extraordinary success has to do with her body”, writes Barbara Sichtmann in her book: “Almost no female grace, which she did not possess.” And for this reason her ability as an actress was often reversed: “Sexappeal gave her fame (...) has removed her attention from her artistic work. ”

5-Autenticity

The author in her book has summed up various voices, which have appreciated the MM phenomenon. Monroe's last husband, playwright Arthur Miller, was confused: “I didn't understand, how Marilyn became a symbol of authenticity. Maybe this was about the fact that from her looks men were cheating and women were indignant by envy...”

6-Sex & Soul

I was married, and Marilyn was trying to get his head out of the door without being photographed right away, and so we spent a lot of time just the two “, recalls Miller: “over this time we talked over, as if we could move redeemed in the midst of distractions. ”

7- Morale!

A more free and just public morality would have made it easier for her to accept herself”, writes Barbara Sichtermmann in her book on the dilemma that Monroe was in: “There are many truths in the paper, that she was the most beautiful sex icon in the 1950s and also the victim of an acute hypocrisy of that time. ”

8- Karism

Writer Truman Capote was a friend of the artist. It writes: “It has presence, an internal radiation, an intelligence that suddenly shines, that never became visible on the stage. All of this is so delicate and fragile that only one camera is able to fix such moments. ”

9- Powers & Influence

Too late she was able to break free from Hollywood chains: “Monroe, who was long mocked by the kineasts, got down on the knees of production societies! The film project, the script and the director had to be approved by it. (...) Why? Because the dream factory by that time had failed to manufacture a new blonde that could take its place.” (Joyce Carol Oates)

Marylin Monroe's 10 clothes included all the colons. But her favorite colors were red, white, black, and beiga.

11-T how many favorite actors were: Clark Gable, Charlie Chaplin, Charles Laughton, Will Rogers, Care Grant, John Barrymore, Tyrone Power and Richard Widmark. While her favorite actresses and artists were Greta Garbo, Jean Harlow, Ginger Rogers, Marie Dresler and Olivia DeHavilland, Goya, Picasso, El Greco, Michelangelo and Botticelli.

12- She Had Unhappy Childhood

Marilyn had suffered greatly during childhood because of poverty and sexual harassment. Her mother had been in a psychiatric hospital for so long, and Monroe alone had been sent to the orphanage.

13- Among her favorite singers, Marilyn Monroe singled out Frank Sinatra, while her favorite female singer had Ella Fitzgerald. Marilyn Monroe had her favorite authors, who would single out Fuydor Dostoyevsky, J.D. Salinger, George Bernard Shaw and Thomas Wolfe.

14- She didn't like diamonds

<x) And instead, it liked ornaments and pearls.

Marilyn Monroe's 15th favorite perfume was Chanel No. Five and her favorite cosmetic products were from Nivea line.

16-In 1945 Andre de Dienes hired 19-year-old Marilyn Monroe as first models. But after five weeks Monroe traveled to California, Nevada, and New Mexico. Photos taken on these trips were published in magazines from around the world.

17- Marilyn continued working with Daniis until 1953. Photos taken by him are still very much watched by Marilyn Monroe fans and fans around the world.

18- At one point during his career as photographer Harold Lloyd took some pictures of Marilyn Monroe in a bathing suit near a pool. These photos were not published until after her death, but are already very much wanted by her fans.

19- Gorge Barris was cooperating with Marilyn Monroe for a catalogue, the time she passed away. He had widely photographed her, and for some they are the last pictures that Marilyn did until the moment she died.

20 Marlyn Monroe's success in Niagara came from co-operation in several roles at “Gentlemen Prefer Blockes” (lords prefer blondes) and “How to take a Milliontaire” (How to marry a millionaire).

21- Magazine “Phoplay” was voted by Marline Monroe in 1953 as Best Nee Actres, and at age 27, she was the most wanted blonde of the entire Hollywood.

22-Unfortunately the fame of Marilyn Monroe and her sexual image became a topic that killed her marriage to Joe Di Magio. Nine months later on October 27, 1954 Marlyn and Joe divorced. They split up for “professional conflict” and remained close friends.

23- July 29th 1956 Marilyn Monroe married Arthur Miller the couple met at Lee Strasberg, and friends said she's “maggepsi” Arthur Miller. After they got married, Arthur wrote a piece of Roslyn Taber in 1961, the “The Misfits” (Permissions)

24-Unfortunately the marriage of Monroe and Miller ended on January 20, 1961, so the film “The Misfits” (Unfits seemed to suit the situation fully between the couple.

25-In 1962 Golden Globe called Monroe the most popular woman in the world of movies, demonstrating her alluring and sensual skills once again.

26-Unfortunately during a turn of shocking events, on the morning of August 5, 1962, the 36-year-old died asleep in her house in Brentwood, California.

27 Millions of dollars worth of dress

Monroe's dresses have a terrible price nowadays. The dress she wore on John F's birthday. Kennedy, it was sold in 1999 for $1 million. Meanwhile, the white dress that he wore in the movie "The Seven Years Itch" was sold for $4.6 million in 2011.

August 28th, 1962, Monroe's body was shut down in the memory corridor at Westwood Memorial Park in Los Angeles, California.

29- During her career Monroe made 30 films and couldn't finish just one whose realisations had begun, titled Something Got to Give.

Thirty-Monroe was more than a movie star and a glorious queen. She had a new, worldwide feeling in her short life. Its popularity took him away to an icon.

31-Today the name Marilyn Monroe has become synonymous with beauty, sensuality and vitality. It remains inspired to always be the center of attention and the desired of all. Her figure inspired to overcome all obstacles and to realize its goals.

Thirty-two-two tragic overdoses of 1962... Two cabinets holding many of her secrets - the keys to the mystery that was Monroe. Dr. Ralph Greenson, her psychiatrist, was probably the first man to arrive. Her personal physician Hyman Engelberg was also assigned to her one-story home.

33- She posted nudo for 50 dollars

Monroe also became familiar with her nudo photos, published in the magazine “Can you imagine that only $50 was paid for this picture? This photograph, also used for the calendar, was later sold $500, and brought millions of dollars to its owner.

34- She was intelligent

Monroe's intelligence level was higher than Albert Einstein's. Her IQ was 168 points, suddenly bigger than Bill Gates or Stephen Hawking, both have 160 points.

35- She liked reading

Marilyn did not have any academic degree but enjoyed reading. Her personal library contained many author books known as Dostoyevsky, Whitman or Rodin.

36-The Price of Success

The “Marilyn came from the 40s and 50s. It was evidence that sexuality and seriousness could not exist in the American psychic, even in enmity and two disfellowshipped contradictions. But Marilyn finally opened the road and again had to pump nudo in a swimming pool to get a movie.” (Arthur Miller)

37- Marilyn Monroe, the world's most famous star, had overdosaged drugs at the age of 36. Since then, voices and theories about what happened before and after her death have never left: suicide, accident, or murder?

38-officially, Norm Jean Baker, who was found dead on August 5, 1962, in her bed, near her high-phone receptor, has been poisoned with a mixture of alcohol and soothing, which was not a secret to anyone when it was known to be abusing, mixing alcohol with exciting pills. In 1975 an American magazine dared mention that the actress had been killed and that her murder had been disguised as suicide.

The 39th Thesis of a role of Mafia and CIA has been thrown over and over again. Her connection to John Kennedy and then to Bob may have been directed by the U.S. intelligence agency who wanted to discredit two men. Microphones were placed in actor Peter Lawford's garage (also used by the Kennedy brothers who were his brother-in-law).

40-But its fans continue, after more than half a century after its death, to question the official version. I think many fans were intrigued by Marilyn not for what she was, but for the way that Jill Adams, chairman of the Society “Marrylin, one of the many clubs of actress fans, died.

41- “has many strange facts about her autopsy that do not allow you to speak of suicide”, says Leslie Carotrickz of the association “The immortal Marylin”, naming it “of the century and she is part of the American conscience”.

42-The tomb placed on that of American actress Marilyn Monroe was sold for less than $4.6 million.

43-The tomb was sold across the website for online eBay sales at the auction on August 14th, until the initial price was $500,000. The tomb was put for sale by the wife of a person who was buried.

44-Verrin was put on sale by the wife of a man who was buried 23 years ago, who had bought the Westwood Village Park in 1954 from the former husband of Monroe, baseball player Joe DiMaggio.

45- One of the most notorious icons of modern history, actress Marilyn Monroe, is one of those children called illegal and successful in life, even though she did not live long. It is not clear who was the real father of the actress, as long as her mother was locked up in a mental institution.

46- Marilyn, the first model of the magazine “Playboy”, has been followed by the star of the series, Pamela Anderson, and television star Kim Kardashian is ranked third.

47- Premature Death

I have the feeling, that she will not grow old in this profession. I know it's absurd, but it is. I'm afraid she'll die young. At the same time, I hope, even pray, that she may at least live as long as, the special talent, like a troubled spirit locked in a bottle, can finally explode.” So wrote Truman Capote in 1955, seven years before Marilyn Monroe's death.

48- She wanted to be a mother

Monroe dreamed of being a mother when he married Arthur Miller. He had even taken initiative in doing so, but unfortunately, he had had an abortion four times.

49-Flight Tomb

Monroe had taken promise from her husband, Joe Dimaggio, that if he died every week he would bring flowers to her grave. You can't believe how lucky she was. Her husband kept his promise, and for 20 years he had placed flowers on her grave.

50- Marilyn Monroe, still a symbol of the Hollywood glow, and her appearance continues to grace products and ads from different and most profitable at the same time. Death has not only perpetuated her image but also brought more gain to her name, which goes in favor of their most fortunate relatives. /Kp