Marilyn Monroe In "Niagara" - "Kiss"

[@matty86]

This is the first movie where a director understood what he had and what could be done with Marilyn and a camera. That bit of her singing while a breeze gently blows is stunning. One of the best cinematic images of her.

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

You bet!

[@hsd287]

Well Hathaway was a brilliant man 👍🏻

[@dextermoore278]

Yes. That scene is wonderful. Marilyn looks so dreamy and luminous. She is gorgeous 😍

[@mariatoni5355]

She was a fantastic Singer❤️

[@mlcutee]

Непревзойденная❤

[@guyluvsbeauty]

She can steal a scene and hearts so easily. When I think of a real Hollywood Star, I think of Marilyn, no other.

[@GlennYoung0427]

guyluvsbeauty She lit up the screen like no one else!

[@soullessabyss6358]

@_egas calybird She had no idea what was being done to her they didn't out that information about the uppers and downers they were prescribing her. She lost her soul before she even made it to Hollyweird when she was sexually abused countless times throughout her childhood on the orphanage. Respect the Dead.

[@soullessabyss6358]

@_egas calybird That's irrelevant also I'm saying she was treated terrible in her life even before Hollywood and if she didn't become a star she would still be miserable cause that's the life she was born into, she wasn't the abuser she was the abused. None of them are God's anyways thier human at the end of the day and are just pawns to the real evil.

[@QTTR88]

This movie was before “some like it hot” but with color, and why some like it hot without colors????

[@_melii__1495]

I think in Michael Jackson ❤

[@Eidann63]

This scene, in this dress, is to me the most gorgeous Marilyn ever looked, bar none. Just breathtaking beautiful.

[@DeadRedLipBombshellHutto]

❤

[@eb4676]

Yes, also when she appeared on her unfinished film before she died. She was wearing all white in scene she was leaving the house as she was the babysitter I believe.

[@karolinesmail489]

Agreed

[@EduardoBuenoamigo]

@@eb4676 Agree 100%

[@justentertainingtv9686]

Lol really? There are plenty of white women who look like her today, may not be as classic as her but they definetly look like or look better than her in the face

[@Dz-hh9li]

She looked so angelic when she sat down and started singing💞

[@FormerPessitheRobberfan]

@Made This right now but is she not white?

[@FormerPessitheRobberfan]

@Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious I don't you know the context of my question. Neither do I because whoever I responded to deleted their comment

[@imstupidbut1603]

The bright light helped

[@alexiagiannopoulos5018]

She was an angel

[@Ariaynka]

@@alexiagiannopoulos5018 ангелы не бывают сексуальными и не вызывают похоть и вожделение.

[@carl_anderson9315]

I notice that in this movie she’s not using her “baby girl ” voice she often uses in most of her movies. She’s using her natural adult voice. It’s sounds grounded and strong. That says a lot about her director and how serious he takes her character.

[@blackberry8615]

I know!

[@simonewardle3742]

She purposely dropped her voice an octave for this role. She’d studied Barbara Stanwick in Double indemity and wanted to carry off the menace Barbara had.

[@Father-Nature]

Carl_Anderson Well, she was an actor and used her voice as she saw fit. People are always surprised that she would change her voice for certain roles but that's what actors do. She sounds completely different in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes than she does in River of no Return, for example.

[@maxinef6654]

This is the first time I’ve heard her natural voice.

[@antonellalorenzi2433]

COLLEGAMENTI

[@gremarjohn7933]

She's not just a sexy actress, she knew how to carry her beauty very well. Kudos who invented her hair and make up. Every move of her was iconic.

[@abrahampalmer1153]

Indeed

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

She deserves much of the credit. Marilyn was always the “captain of the ship” as she morphed into the beautiful swan we came to know and love. She controlled her image and managed it very well, in spite of those attempting to bring her down. I so admire her tenacity and determination!

[@savannahsan1130]

Jean Harlow was her biggest role model ❤️

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

Savannah San Jean had a very specific signature style. Wide leg pants, fitted sweaters, draped white satin dresses and white fur. Always looked picture perfect. Marilyn also developed her own style and it suited her so well. Smart ladies!

[@madisonwhyte976]

@@jacquelinejanz8466 she actually didn’t have much control over her image. As much as I know what you mean, Marilyn wanted to play more serious roles, but instead they gave her the typical dumb sexy blonde role

[@ElvenSkywalker]

I like how comfortable that couple are in their relationship, in order to admire another woman together like that. No insecurity from the woman, and no fear he is making her feel insecure from the guy.

[@justme_66]

Women in that day had to join that club of men's talk. There was no other way.

[@theforeverfalling]

justme lmao apparently sati has no idea what shit was like a few decades ago 😂

[@ElvenSkywalker]

That may have been the case in those days. This scene however, does not look to me like that was what they wanted to portray. Marilyn was quite the phenomenon in those days, and this looks just like a case of the writing mirroring the general admiration people felt towards her beauty.

[@theforeverfalling]

viva calman nah y’all just live in a bubble and like to pretend that it wasn’t still a horrific time to be anything other than a straight white dude 😂 have fun in fantasyland

[@theforeverfalling]

viva calman “chill” says the person who’s pissy that their stupidity was called out lmao

[@CuratorOfCrime]

Her hairdresser was the greatest! Even today it's hard to find a colorist that can get that perfect color of blonde!

[@selty]

Her hair was probably straw from the bleach. Also technicolor doesnt read accurate to real life so you may just have her hair colour!

[@mirror_8]

Her natural ginger color was great! But standard of beauty destroyed personality..

[@mirsolis4992]

Amberielle T if you’re interested in getting a Marylin Blond you might want to ask for ‘single process color’. Foiled highlighting wasn’t done until the 80s so blond haircolor earlier than that usually lacked the highlights and lowlights that are now done in most all blond-jobs. If you don’t like how it looks you can always get high/low lights done later. It would probably be cheaper/faster to just get single process color.

[@madeleinerickardsson4202]

True still looking for a hairdresser !

[@mairamahome1009]

Exactly, she has a beautiful hair color.

[@Futurebound_jpg]

I just adore her voice 😭 the fact that she never got to sign a lullaby to her own baby makes me so sad, she could have dazzled us with so many more movies as well, she died too young

[@BoopSnoot]

1:55 And sadly, the modern equivelent is Nikki Minaj autotuned rhyming the n-word with itself ad nauseum while several women twerk violently in front of the camera and some thugs wave guns around. :(

[@balthasardenner5216]

@@BoopSnoot Nikki Minaj is incredibly talented and nothing like Marilyn Monroe. Nikki is a rapper, Marilyn was an actress, so why would you even compare them? How about don't use women to put down other women. During her career Marilyn was often disparaged as trashy and vulgar and not classy, which just what you're doing to Nikki.

[@tink6225]

​@@BoopSnoot naw this description is crazy😂😂

[@Ash-hb7js]

2:43 I love that moment. She’s really truly singing and a soft breeze is blowing her hair back. It seems very comforting.

[@websapiens]

Sounded dubbed, even by herself

[@tink6225]

​@@websapiens I assume you wouldn't be able to get the soft singing in the open air during shooting with the equipment. she would have had to project which would change the vibe (just speculating)

[@geekay1349]

its not the dress but how she wears it

[@mariamunie0696]

@Jesus is God’s Servant actually there is. It's called fitting it well ;)

[@matthew.maduli]

@@mariamunie0696 exactly! And not only that, not everyone can pull off a dress like that

[@heartpIaces]

@Sunflower uwu yes there is. You have to have the attitude

[@Angel-hopee]

@georges smith what the heck

[@yoursafespacebabe]

Gee Kay That’s what I was thinking

[@kirakeynow]

She looks SO beautiful in this dress/style!

[@MiJaHa]

Just goes to show they don't have to be micro minis to be hot.it's the quality of the contents,not the wrapper.

[@splinterbyrd]

*Interviewer:* "Is it true that when you posed for that famous calendar photograph... you had nothing on?" *Monroe:* "I had the radio on."

[@thecalmingwitch]

splinterbyrd my favorite is: “Is it true you wear nothing to bed?” “No. I wear Chanel 5.”

[@ruthsanchez7711]

What I wear for bed? Why chanel 5 of course.

[@guitaria66636]

splinterbyrd what interview?

[@guitaria66636]

Gassia Grace what interview?

[@thecalmingwitch]

weirdo look up Marilyn Monroe Chanel 5

[@teti9087]

She’s like a dream. None other can grace the screen like Marilyn can.

[@maryj6600]

She literally lights up the whole screen ❤️

[@yourmailishere]

3:30 that shot of her is just.. Iconic..

[@dylanpsinakis7930]

Huey Freeman i agree... That shot really solidifies her beautiful and delicate persona

[@carl_anderson9315]

And the light shift in her at 1:52 wow!

[@noemistephanie93]

@@carl_anderson9315 Yeah she looked like an angel glowing

[@tangemclemore8486]

it's the seductive sultry eyes for me, her combination of beauty was one of a kind. many females til this day use makeup to try to achieve the look in her eyes and sadly none have succeeded

[@tangemclemore8486]

@@snehabalshi1503 chile stfu. It's my opinion, you must've attempted the look and failed...Bye felecia

[@carolina69011]

she was magical.

[@cathykristensen4440]

GOD, she was so so BEAUTIFUL !!!!

[@НаташаБогатова-р9в]

Yes, she is the best!

[@cocochocs3126]

Josh Segal no she fucking didn’t !

[@starnight6134]

No one has ever possessed the magnetism and sensuality that she had... not even today. She is a constant source of inspiration. Absolute planetary icon 🌟💋

[@soulalma]

💃 : kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXjbdpqOZsqYe6c

[@stevenhighams4190]

Especially not today.

[@Alex22.22]

@@stevenhighams4190 Exactly.

[@Maziedivision]

I agree. There’s no such thing as a “star” anymore; there’s no magnetism an actress can even have on screen that’s equivalent to Marilyn’s. Also, back then cinematography knew how to capture seduction NOT sex, and this has cheapened the art of attraction in films.

[@starnight6134]

@@Maziedivision 👍

[@teacakesjanie]

Her beauty is otherworldly ❤

[@brianna3340]

Ikr!

[@paulcooper5748]

So is mine.

[@teacakesjanie]

@@paulcooper5748 Sure is.

[@mrs.elitenugz8491]

Such an amazing moment, the up close shot of her singing, smiling sensualily, wind blowing through her hair. Almost can feel that wind, that moment, a wonderful moment in her life ♥

[@CoolWavyBaby]

YES❗❗IT'S SO WONDERFUL❗❗😮😮💨💨🎶🎵🎼

[@台獨萬歲-h4l]

It looks as if she is still alive,i can feel her breath and sigh!💋❤

[@choticogamer]

;)

[@cocochocs3126]

Mrs. EliteNugz yeah it’s an amazing scene Can feel her energy coming through the screen Never be anyone that magical again

[@shakiemjeanjoseph428]

Amazing

[@carliebeau5329]

"what about it lady" marlyn says "betta not" blows him off. my kinda girl

[@Sattnin77]

Marilyn not marlyn

[@carliebeau5329]

Its Satan. Not sattnin

[@Sattnin77]

@@carliebeau5329 Marlyn is a boys name.

[@noemistephanie93]

Lol loved that part

[@olivierletellier8280]

Ils because she saw her husband in the window

[@victoria8319]

As soon as she walks in the whole screen just lights up and she radiates energy it’s like no one else exists

[@lawrenceofarabia5299]

Gotta put it out there, It's sad this is only a teaspoon of a clip from a highly voted masterpiece of eroterican film, the 1953 'Niagra' was hot !!!, every time I catch it on TCM its too entertaining to leave till the end. True they might have dug marilyn monroe but for me personally I've always thought the other was a real two legged milky way candy bar, Jean peters. She does it for me. A great single button Jacket Joseph cotten gangster lid wearing classic though. I constantly search for lids like that all of the time.

[@antonrowell6627]

She was stunning!

[@burntblonde2925]

Marilyn’s screen presence is just radiant!

[@waynem7634]

The way the light plays against her luminescent skin at 1:53 makes her look ethereal and other worldly. No other actress I can think of had that animal magnitism.

[@waynem7634]

@@kiranjitKaur61 Jane was a nice gal but a poor second rate copy of Marilyn. Marilyn was and always will be the Original.

[@dextermoore278]

Marilyn looks like an Angel. She's a luminous and ethereal GODDESS .

[@maryetuk7628]

Lord, she is breath taking!

[@mellejobs7412]

@@jackanthony976 I think if she was alive today, she would be showered with a special praise for being a woman held against a cookie cutter image of herself but surviving . It wasn't her fault she was suppressed so badly it was society's fault.

[@mandem010]

Actually though!

[@thtboyjosh_]

JACK ANTHONY Tf????

[@ecctopcd]

That look at 1:57.. she made sensuality seem so effortless. Incredible!

[@marilynmonroe7150]

Never,ever will there be another Marilyn.

[@thenextstepxzs]

Marilyn Monroe theres already lots of them

[@choticogamer]

Never.

[@kyfresh2death]

And there never be another goku

[@stuartlee6622]

How could you say that? We still have Hillary Clinton.

[@deanlillley]

Mackenzie 😂😂😂 ok

[@NoFirstNoLastName]

Her natural speaking voice is so beautiful and reflects her singing voice. The ridiculous baby voice does not match the deep tones of Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend so it’s nice to hear a film that does embrace that deep tone.

[@kinglui89]

The cinematography from back then is unmatched . I get lost in the lighting it’s just so breathtaking . Marilyn was always lit so wonderful that it just added to her magic

[@tommoncrieff1154]

At this extraordinary moment, in this film, the Marilyn of legend first appears fully formed. She doesn't just smoulder, she burns up the screen. This is the first time a director has really understood what he has on his hands - a superstar goddess like no other before or since. Everything about this scene is perfect, including everyone else.

[@dextermoore278]

@@kiranjitKaur61 Jayne Mansfield was a cheap version of Marilyn Monroe. She didn't have Marilyn's beauty or talent.

[@dextermoore278]

@@kiranjitKaur61 Nobody cares.

[@bgueberdenteich5206]

@@dextermoore278 why are you here then ?

[@iAmAlexRafael]

She was captivating !😍

[@chrismitsos6817]

How could someone so perfect be so unhappy?? There will never be another woman like her.. The ultimate star and Hollywood icon

[@donngodfather285]

Just because she looked beyond stunning and had a great career doesn' excuse these things in poor Marilyn's life: an empty, horrible, abusive childhood and mother; people taking advantage of her like mad; low self esteem from being molested in foster homes; having to become a child bride at 16 to avoid going back to an orphanage; etc, etc.

[@charliehockett5774]

After having an absolutely awful start in life, and surviving abuse after abuse after abuse from every side, being treated as a commodity by nearly everyone in her life, all while battling mental illness--none of that ever went away no matter how successful she became. A lot of it became worse. Nowadays we like to tell suicidal people "it gets better." Well, Marilyn worked hard and went far and damn near ascended to divinity to make things better for herself... but it never got better, and after a while, it caught up with her. It's hardly any wonder that she gave up.

[@sophiab.282]

She would never admit to being perfect. She was unhappy for the very same reason you(and many more) only place value on her exterior or projected image.

[@Chris-ij8xb]

Here's a video explaining a little of it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqmQi6Zui71_psU

[@thecalmingwitch]

Charlie Hockett Commodity. Divinity. What perfect words to truly describe how Marilyn is viewed in pop culture and society. I even read on her Wikipedia page that her icon status is so high, it almost seems like she is “a surface that foundations of pop culture have been built on.” That she’s “eternal” and “never set in a specific place or time.” And my favorite quote being that “she has become a surface on which narratives of American culture can be (re-)constructed and functions as a cultural type that can be reproduced, transformed, translated into new contexts, and enacted by other people". She is merchandised and packaged. She is everything and everywhere. Like Jesus or the cross. Very interesting indeed.

[@lindaeasley4336]

You can't help but notice how much she stood out from everybody else in that scene . She was smoking hot 🔥

[@VWMobs]

Breath taking beauty

[@raindrop6041]

her smile is so beautiful

[@kathleenturner1522]

You either have it or you dont! Marilyn has it!

[@DeadRedLipBombshellHutto]

👌

[@idontgiveafaboutyou]

Kathleen Turner you can work to “have it” you know, and that’s what she did

[@reinal7896]

Kathleen Turner She bought it lol. And also worked hard for it ...

[@user-yk5xu8gr1e]

@@idontgiveafaboutyou nope! You can make it better but u got to "have it" first...sad but true

[@idontgiveafaboutyou]

@@user-yk5xu8gr1e Yes but you can still work to "have it" and be good at it lmao

[@zeeldaazoonk]

One of my faforite scene ! She's so beautiful and expressive. I love when the light turn around her face ! It was a great idea

[@olgagrekova2217]

156😇😇😍

[@sunmeetkaur7387]

Marilyn Monroe just had so much charisma. She can just light up a room with her presence!

[@pragyapriyamvada8817]

I can't get over her She's the most beautiful woman I've ever seen

[@Zamarae]

Marilyn Monroe’s beauty was like the epitome of that era-I remember thinking she was the model for all those 50’s girl paintings because she looked just like a living painting

[@francesgarcia4730]

Her voice is so calming 💗

[@rainenelson8659]

My favorite Marilyn movie!

[@marilynking3350]

My favorite is "don't bother to knock"

[@josedariosanchezjaimes3388]

My favorite es "Bus stop".

[@choticogamer]

:)

[@david.e.miller]

"Niagara" is one of Marilyn's best movies. A must see!

[@joannietrotter2344]

She was the epitome of womanhood, absolutely ravishingly beautiful.

[@willyboy6126]

I still get goose bumps every time during this scene, especially when ultra-glam MmmmMarilyn purrs and sings along to the song! : )

[@펠로-k7j]

GOOSE BUMPS!!

[@noemistephanie93]

Me too!

[@cocochocs3126]

Billy Krzemien and me it’s unreal

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

Perrrrfect

[@cheyannelecamp226]

her voice is so soothing i love it

[@palakmehta365]

She truly was divine. A heavenly mixture of sadness , sorrow and elegance.

[@scarlettlaura8555]

Her beauty is extreme😍😍

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

Yes, it makes one wonder what a beautiful older woman she would have been.

[@graleh]

I'm so impressed by her voice. I have never heard anyone sing that well with that angelic voice and vibrato. Incredible

[@carolynelevin88]

That's because she actually is not from this world. She is a very high frequency being from somewhere magical.

[@tiinaeeros2273]

Avbryt Yes.Exactly! So spot on. Just looking at her, making me feel beautiful, and then reading all the comments here, made me almost cry. My husband said: She IS sexy, yes but, it's not that: she's otherworldly. As if she were Eve in the Garden of Eden... but don't touch her...

[@antoniac2135]

Before fillers are happening. Her face, her body, her everything.. just perfect. She even knew how to make herself memorable forever with her hair & her look. No wonder everyone is just fallin in love with her.

[@bellydansah]

she's around 27 in this movie, she wouldn't need fillers. She did have a makeup and hair stylist as well.

[@hollywoodbelongstosatan6557]

Stop being jealous, just stop. 💩🤮🤮🤮🤢🤢🤮💩🤮🤮👿👿🤢🤢🤮🤢🤢🤮💩🤮💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

[@EDWARD_ELIAQUIM]

She's shining.

[@justme_66]

Glowing!

[@michaelgaynor6866]

@@justme_66 ,and has sex appeal too!

[@DavidVarkonyi]

Marilyn is simply brilliant and highly underrated in all her movies! Niagara was her first major starring star role and she was simply brilliant in it! The way she edges on her husband in this scene and act all innocent after is so beautifully done and she really knows how to connect with the camera! She had a magic which not many have!

[@DavidVarkonyi]

@@kiranjitKaur61 She never got the recognition in her lifetime, she had some great dramatic performances- Niagara, Don’t Bother To Knock, Bus Stop, Misfits along with great comedies. Even in her last interview before her death she have asked the journalist not to make her look like a joke. She made millions to the studio, but her salary was relatively low compared to other stars of the era.

[@tayloralisonswift9544]

No she wasn't underrated. She was the most popular person in the 1950s. She was the first superstar in this industry and second is Elvis Presley.

[@stevenhighams4190]

@@tayloralisonswift9544 Popularity doesn't mean you weren't underrated. She was underrated as an actress and as a woman of substance. Even today, the dumb blonde myth prevails. She is still underrated.

[@DavidVarkonyi]

@@kiranjitKaur61 Jayne is different. She was never a serious actress, besides Wayward Bus she never tried to act, just as herself. Before her accident she got into alcoholism too deeply to reignite her career and ended up making appearances in small supper clubs… downmarket nightclubs as a parody of herself. Marilyn was different, she has tried deeper and had her own production company, unheard of it at the time as a woman , but her demons and early death prevented to show where it could have gone. Marilyn had a short 10 year career when she was famous, 15 counting the early years, but have achieved a lot during those years… her movies are still widely watched and liked by many…

[@Jessa-RM]

I think this is the most beautiful she ever looked, she's so charismatic and mysterious. I love her voice in this scene too, not so whispery.

[@dextermoore278]

Marilyn singing while a breeze gently blows her hair is so iconic and beautiful. Marilyn is so luminous in this scene. Her skin just glows and she has never been more stunning and gorgeous. She had a good singing voice and she was so talented. I can't take my eyes off her in this Scene.

[@RachelLovejoy]

I remember the year she died and thinking how the world had lost someone it would never be able to replace. Each time I see this movie, but especially this clip, which is my favorite, I know I wasn't wrong.

[@morganb673]

Rachel Lovejoy I’m 16. I was born in the wrong time.

[@tonyb65]

Yep....I too felt the same when she died..I knew the film industry lost a major star that would not be replaced. No one had that allure worldwide, not even Miss Taylor.

[@hsd287]

@@morganb673 well she passed away in 1962 so to live with her u would have to be 20s or 30s born and u would be old or dead by now

[@TralfazConstruction]

The TV coverage in August of '62 was wall-to-wall. I had just turned six. My mother, grandmother and great grandmother spoke about it all day long. I knew Marilyn Monroe from Gentleman Prefer Blondes (1953) and Bus Stop (1956) which were on TV quite a bit. I was too young to fully appreciate what we had lost when Marilyn Monroe died but I still feel it going on fifty-nine years later.

[@scottpowell2100]

Hello pretty

[@peachytea8841]

I’m going to keep playing this forever. This is amazing and will forever be amazing.

[@virnaeleonora8749]

Que mujer tan espectacular gracias por conpartirnos estos videos.

[@cctrue305]

How could you not love Marilyn? Ever since I was a little girl, I've just adored her. From her tragic story, to her rise as the most iconic female star EVER. Her elegance, grace, charm, humor. She's the ultimate goal. ❤

[@melbagarcia-ventura]

I wish she got to do more of these kind of films. I absolutely love this movie. She's so versatile 😍

[@gabriellepica6117]

omg she's like a moving sculpture

[@talu3612]

Okay so I never thought she was that beautiful, but in this clip she sort of glows? She looks like a stunning magical being. She had something really special.

[@davidg.4943]

"your husband doesn't seem to like music" lol

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

3:26 !

[@kabilan]

😂😂

[@niyaadior8395]

🤣🤣

[@jasminacortezonline]

She was so incredible.

[@lalanotmyname5046]

Gosh Marliyn is soo Iconic in so many Ways.💯🙏🏻🔥

[@donngodfather285]

Part of the reason Marilyn was so perfect looking and acting is that she had the most horrible early (and later) life. She was an abused orphan. Acting and dressing like she did was like a shield; she was almost untouchable, as she must have wanted, and yet desired, something else she wanted. Before she died she was constantly late to every meeting and shoot. She admitted she did this because she needed to feel that young Norma Jeane was wanted, when as an orphan she was shuffled around to 11 foster homes, never wanted by anyone. Poor Marilyn.

[@hebneh]

Marilyn was never an "orphan". Her mother was mentally ill and promiscuous, and wasn't really sure who Marilyn's father was, so he was never there. The mother would take care of her for awhile, and would then either leaver her someplace or would be hospitalized. So it's definitely true her childhood was painful, but it's not true she was an orphan.

[@lavonnealexander6936]

Yes untouchable is the word!

[@feruzaj]

Her talent is beyond doubt, but how could you truly attribute it to her abuse? That seems more like you're romanticizing it, which, well, isn't good

[@feruzaj]

@@heidithomas5455 lmfao what? Hollywood was controlled by the directors/prpducers, Marilyn could only try impress them in personal and professional spheres, as did many, many other actors and actresses. She was literally a sex icon, her sexuality is her whole thing, so that gave her a leg up, but like everyone else she was at their mercy. No dramatic takeover. And she was late a lot, true, especially towards the end of her life which really points more to her depression than her being a power-hungry brat

[@5300trilla]

hebneh kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH3Se4ewoM2Co7M

[@baaabeeybiiboo3904]

Her humming is so good to the ears. How wonderful.

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

Sweet

[@prettysavage6569]

She played this roll so good!

[@theprousteffect9717]

Everything about her look and how she's styled is seductive and epitomizes femininity. I'm not saying it's good or bad, but her image was carefully crafted and holds up as the pinnacle of timeless female beauty.

[@shakiemjeanjoseph428]

She’s so Beautiful when she’s singing the song,wearing her pink dress and her hair is blowing into the wind

[@ieahnbaste6623]

One of the gorgeous woman ever lived.

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

She is the best! No-One ever reached her standards! I am thrilled by her 1952-1954 looks and her acting. Natasha did a great job as a drama coach, we have to admit. Her Rose is great, her Lorelei is unrivalled and her Pola is sweet. This scene is perfection!

[@lauraallen7119]

Well, there was Brigitte bardot ...

[@sandiegofilm4923]

Laura Allen who?

[@cocochocs3126]

Laura Allen serious? She doesn’t hold a candle to Marilyn

[@kaidenjones9094]

@@cocochocs3126 rude

[@annkow9154]

Lmo Brigitte was actual natural beauty ( love Marilyn tho )

[@ericaardell500]

She is absolutely breathtaking

[@ljo642]

A lovely woman. Lost to us far too soon. If she'd been alive now, and getting on into her 90s, she'd STILL have been beautiful.

[@PindarMOD]

Marilyn looked stunning in that dress.

[@ChildrensSongStorytimeCorner]

Glamour, glamour, glamour....Marilyn had it all and more! She says it when she sings.....Perfection!

[@MeMe-lx2jw]

She was just so incredibly stunning.

[@jacquelinejanz8466]

Me Me Jaw dropping, huh! 👍🙋‍♀️

[@mrs.elitenugz8491]

Seriously, thank you! I love this. She is unbelievable. Almost unreal! Seriously the most gorgeous and special of all time 💋 👑 💋

[@Loverof_christ99]

She was captivating & truly stood out😍✨💋🤩

[@megr3666]

Marilyn wore that dress perfectly.She did " lay down plans from 13" she was a smart women, financially,career wise with many of her movie roles and perhaps even in love Her song choice was perfect too -she knew real love and intimacy she was too mature emotionally for the many of the men of her era. I love what she overcame and respect her endurance. An amazing,incredible lady who could have worn hot pink taffeta into her 80s and 90s had she lived longer. 💗🌺💃

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

This time period was so beautiful, everything was so much more elegant and artistically captured, in today’s world everything comes off as pornographic and passionless...

[@DFthepolarbear]

Could you imagine them seeing people twerking. The days are not the same. Today is.....”ratchet”

[@andresvillanueva5421]

Yeah, I understand it wasn't a perfect time because of the misogyny and racism but the way they dressed up and acted was so elegant. I wish we could at least revive that from the 50s.

[@andresvillanueva5421]

@cm. CG Obviously someone was going to bring that up if I didn't so I did what had to be done. Misogyny didn't exist back then in some cultures, not sure about racism though but humans are tribalistic but that doesn't justify bad behaviour.

[@andresvillanueva5421]

@cm. CG And a lot were not misogynistic. So what is your point? You're using "Everyone did it back then" as an excuse to justify your thoughts and beliefs? Crazy.

[@andresvillanueva5421]

Let's not forget having relationships with children was also a norm in many societies back then, that must be normal for you too. *Your logic*

[@dylanpsinakis7930]

Ladies were not jealous or even side eye Ms. Monroe.. Rather they are mesmerized and sympathized her low key intelligence and vulnerability😍😍😍😭

[@kevinkennedyquandt4440]

Marilyn Monroe is so so so beautiful

[@MissJ000]

She had such a hard life. I hope there were moments she was genuinely happy. RIH queen ♥️♥️♥️

[@dianerovedo5537]

Quality of scene is superb!! Sharp, crisp, and MM's sultry voice booms right throughout!

[@vanesaalzugaray8767]

A great diva of all of times

[@jaebirdie8028]

Marilyn is beautiful, she's been my role model for as long as I can remember

[@marshabroers6518]

The BEST Marilyn scene and wardrobe IMHO!! Wow! Stunning! 💗 RIP, Marilyn. 💔🌹🌿

[@lumainhercha857]

SHES LITERALLY SUPER PRETTY AND THAT BODY LIKE everyone would die for that especially now. Shes talented tooo like my heart♥️

[@jamieo451ify]

She’s incredibly beautiful

[@vaultdweller9210]

Has to be one of her best scenes, it’s definitely my favorite scene of her

[@tonywoods5125]

Stunning lady in this movie as all her movies.. But this out ranks them all

[@julianjv7325]

Marylin looks like an angel and Jean Peters is really beautiful too.

[@user-fb4sb1zi8g]

She's mesmerizing😍

[@myahollandia3552]

She had such a beautiful voice!

[@flower1316]

It was over for every female in the area once she stepped outside the door.

[@Caban1970]

I agree.

[@FRANKIESIXTOES]

How could a woman compete with her?

[@emmad.176]

True but I will say the brunette actress in white is very pretty and I like her character :)

[@cathy2332]

Frrrrrrr

[@dueroden]

@@emmad.176 Jean Peters. Gorgeous.

[@chiffonwilson9148]

Only Ms. Monroe can pull of red lips with a fuchsia/hot pink dress. Only her😍

[@Starsurfer1988]

Marilyn was absolutely stunning in this movie. I love it!

[@rebrock67]

This is by far her best movie. She has the ability to play, sexy, coy, mean, crazy, hysterical, and not just the ditzy blonde that everyone thought she was. Yes, she could play that character too, like in Some Like It Hot (great movie also), but she was also able to do so much more!!!!

[@salehalkhaldy7157]

She was the unique beauty in the world across the history. I love her, God bless her soul.