On June 3, 1955, the movie "The Seven Year Itch" was released.
Many people may not have seen this movie, but everyone must remember a scene in the movie. In the picture, a beautiful blonde beauty stands at the entrance of the subway in a white pleated skirt, laughing and pressing the corner of the skirt with her hand, which is both innocent and sexy.
This is a classic scene in film history, and it is also the most classic screen image of Marilyn Monroe.
There has always been a lot of controversy about Marilyn Monroe, but no one can deny that she is not a sexy object, which has nothing to do with how much clothes she wears, but the temperament she exudes from the inside out.
Before becoming famous, Marilyn Monroe was called Norma Jane, and her childhood life can be described in two words - tragic.
Norma Jane is an undesirable child with an unknown father and a mother who is in a mess and cannot take care of her at all.
So Norma Jane, who was less than two weeks old, was sent to a foster home and grew up stumbling.
The foster family system in the United States was originally designed to protect the growth of children, but there were many drawbacks during its implementation, which led to many foster families having adopted orphans for a living, and they did not care about these children, only about government subsidies.
Unfortunately, Norma Jane was in such a family that went through several rounds until she was 7 years old.
However, her life did not come to an end.
Norma Jane's maternal grandfather and grandmother were mentally ill, and her mother was frequently in and out of the shelter because of schizophrenia, but even so, she cherished the opportunity to live with her mother until she was sent to foster care again.
By the time she was 9 years old, something worse happened, she was sexually abused by the male owner of the foster family, she tried to ask for help, but no one cared.
Growing up in this complex and twisted environment, Norma Jane slowly became a lonely and even a little weird girl.
At the same time, she realized her beauty and learned how to use her beauty to gain the attention of others, so it was only natural that she would eventually embark on the path of an actor.
In 1946, Norma Jane signed to 20th Century Fox, and it was also in this year that she embarked on the path of metamorphosis into Marilyn Monroe.
But if you want to mix in the entertainment industry, it is not enough to just look beautiful.
After signing the company, Monroe's life still did not change much, she was still poor, and finally agreed to take nude photos in order to keep the car she bought with a loan - before this, Marilyn Monroe had repeatedly received invitations to take nude photos because of her perfect body, but she did not agree.
In 1948, the year Marilyn Monroe came to the transit, she met Hollywood's ace agent, Johnny Hyde, a man whose influence was crucial to him.
Johnny is not good-looking, but very capable. He was 53 years old when he met Monroe, but he was still crazy and obsessed with each other like a magic, and under his struggle, Marilyn Monroe got the opportunity to star in "Comet Beauty" and got an Oscar nomination.
It should be said that Johnny gave a sincere heart to Marilyn Monroe, and even before he died, he proposed to Monroe - so that Monroe could inherit his inheritance of more than $1 million.
But Monroe chose to refuse, saying, "I'm not going to marry someone I don't love." ”
So who did Monroe marry?
In fact, Marilyn Monroe's love life is colorful, she has been married three times, the first time was when she married her neighbor Jim at the age of 16, but rather than saying that this marriage is out of love, it is better to say that Monroe needs a dependent object because of confusion, so this marriage ended with Monroe's involvement in the entertainment industry.
The second time was in 1954, when Marilyn Monroe married the legendary American baseball player Di Maggio, and the two went to Tokyo for their honeymoon, but the marriage lasted less than a year.
Monroe and Dimaggio fell in love in 1952, and the two sides must have loved each other, but they were different and did not conspire with each other.
What Dimaggio needs is a wife who is traditionally virtuous and can revolve around him all the time, and Monroe is not only unable to do this, but is also an actress known for her sexiness, which makes him unbearable.
What made him most unacceptable was that Marilyn Monroe left him during her honeymoon and went to korea to work for the labor army.
On February 16, 1954, Monroe arrived in South Korea, this time for a four-day labor campaign.
South Korea was still cold in February, but Monroe appeared in front of 100,000 U.S. troops in a purple slip dress, sexy and sexy.
To this end, at that time, some reporters commented that the news of Monroe's coming burned the entire barracks like wildfire, and some American soldiers even cried.
In fact, the reason why Monroe can ignite the passion of these soldiers is not only because of her sexiness, but also because of the timing of her appearance.
At that time, the US army did not have a cultural and labor corps, and these soldiers suffered a lot on the battlefield, so Monroe's arrival was a good soothing to their hearts.
What's more, Monroe was very concerned about this labor operation.
Although the performance venue is outdoors at minus tens of degrees, although only wearing a thin slip dress, Monroe's performance is not affected by these conditions, she tried her best to show a warm and fiery side, which very well promoted the atmosphere of the scene.
Later, in an interview, Monroe said that after the labor operation, she fell directly ill and rested for a week before she eased up.
Because of this performance, she captured the hearts of many people, but Dimaggio became more and more dissatisfied with her, and finally he once committed violence.
On June 29, 1956, Marilyn Monroe, who had been freed from her previous marriage, entered the palace of marriage again, this time to the playwright Arthur Miller.
Unlike Monroe's previous two husbands, Miller supported his wife's career, except that he never cared about Marilyn Monroe as a person.
Monroe's mental state was unstable because of her childhood experiences and constant setbacks, and Miller didn't care about that, and even he himself was one of the causes of Monroe's mental breakdown.
In 1961, the two divorced in Mexico.
In addition to her three husbands, Marilyn Monroe had many boyfriends, including John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States.
On August 4, 1962, Marilyn Monroe died at the age of 36.
Opinions about her death are widely debated, many suspect that it has something to do with her relationship with Kennedy, and we don't know what the facts are.
But what is known is that Marilyn Monroe was as lonely when she left as she had been when she came.