Monroe and Kennedy's first acquaintance stemmed from a three-year-long orchestration.
In 1951, when Fellow Actor Laudford first saw Monroe in his agent's office, he was captivated by her enthusiasm.
However, at this time, a conspiracy began to brew in his mind, and he wanted to introduce her to his future brother-in-law, John. Kennedy.
Laudford's wife's sister was Jacqueline, who would later become first lady.
In 1954, the opportunity came. On a summer evening, arranged by Lauford, Kennedy and Jacqueline attend a family dinner hosted by renowned agent Charles Feldman.
At this time, Monroe and her husband Dimaggio also attended the banquet, although by this time their relationship had been rifted.
At the banquet, Kennedy's eyes were fixed on Monroe, and Monroe pretended to be completely unaware.
Kennedy's mind was soon spotted in Lauford's eyes, and he knew his purpose had been achieved.
After that night, Monroe began dating Kennedy several times, even though she had not yet officially dissolved her engagement with Dimaggio.
In 1961, gossip about the two began to circulate, and in order to facilitate dating, Monroe repeatedly disguised herself as President Kennedy's secretary and entered the White House, and semi-openly became his lover.
Even at a gala hosted by Kennedy, she played the role of hostess, and she began to daydream about the "first lady."
It's just that she is too confident in the relationship, and she doesn't know that from the beginning to the end, Kennedy just regards her as one of many lovers, nothing more. Even now, he had begun to tire of her, and all this, Monroe did not notice at all.
Robert. It was at this time that Kennedy appeared, who was the then Attorney General, and he persuaded Monroe to leave Kennedy as the president's brother.
However, unconsciously, Robert Kennedy was also attracted to Monroe and became another secret lover of Monroe.
Kennedy's power gave her a broader stage to perform than Hollywood, and the Kennedy family's brilliance was more important than any honor she had in her acting career.
With President Kennedy's trump card, Monroe gradually became very sluggish about the filming of the film, often being late for no reason, remembering the wrong lines, and even modifying the script without authorization.
This move directly angered director Cook. He cleverly sabotaged the filming schedule of the entire film, and used his power and means to set various obstacles to Monroe's progress.
At this time, Monroe was fighting with Kennedy, and the peach news about the two was hyped up. Lateness and absence have become the norm for Monroe.
Her acting career began to have a crisis, until she went to Kennedy's birthday celebration, and from that night on, Monroe's fate gears spun in a completely out-of-control direction.
She was completely unaware of the gravity of the situation. Behind the glitz of light and shadow, a web of intrigue was creeping up on her, pushing her into the abyss of darkness.
As early as a month ago, in order to attend Kennedy's birthday celebration, Monroe took great pains to think about it, and she called in the famous designer Louis and his team to design a "Kennedy suit".
At that time, Monroe bet all her bet on this "Kennedy suit".
Finally, with Monroe's sexy and seductive "Happy Birthday to You" song, and then wearing her elaborate, almost transparent fishtail skirt, she instantly succeeded in attracting Kennedy.
At this time, she missed the two most important shoots without warning, which directly led to the company losing more than $1 million.
For Monroe's repeated confrontation with the company, this behavior has challenged the interests and bottom line of the company, and they have decided to completely destroy this cash cow that has been cultivated by one hand.
She was fired! At the same time, the company threw two bombshells - her family spiritual history and low learning ability, which hit Monroe to the heart, and she had no power to fight back.
She thought of the Kennedy brothers, and at this time, the two brothers, who were also facing various crises, had long been unable to take care of themselves and said that they could not do anything.
After being alienated by Kennedy, Monroe was once again emotionally devastated, and she began to talk to many friends about this affair, showing off her relationship with the Kennedy brothers everywhere, and threatening to reveal some untold secrets.
Unexpectedly, it was this move that pushed her completely to death. On August 5, 1965, at the age of 36, Monroe died at her home in Los Angeles. However, as for what was the real cause of her death? People don't know anymore!