Netflix remade "Marilyn Monroe", the heroine is highly realistic, screenwriter: Monroe was assassinated
Marilyn Monroe is a global film superstar and the greatest screen legendary actress of Hollywood's Golden Age.
The 36-year-old incense has become a major regret in hollywood film history, but it is also a "fig leaf" for Hollywood film history.
Although the cause of her death was ruled to be a possible suicide, many movie stars, experts, and fans still questioned marilyn Monroe's assassination in the decades after her death.
Let the two PRESIDENTs covet, let hundreds of thousands of US troops crazy.
Wearing exaggerated and fashionable clothes, even walking naked, is Monroe's usual propaganda trick.
For example, at a labor performance, one of the shoulder straps on her dress suddenly broke, which was designed in advance.
Monroe was portrayed as the archetype of the American dream as she went from a miserable girl to a Hollywood star, a goddess that male audiences across the Country could not ask for.
For example, Hugh Hefner, who became a billionaire by selling Monroe photos, the founder of playboy, in order to complete the dream of getting Marilyn Monroe after his death, he spent a lot of money to buy a basement next to Monroe's cemetery, and then buried himself in the basement, just so that he could get closer to Monroe after death.
To profit from Monroe's popularity, after Monroe's death, Twentieth Century Fox trained several actresses who looked alike to her, including Jayne Mansfield and Shelly Nosse.
Hollywood hopes to continue the myth of Marilyn Monroe, but the actors they trained can no longer achieve Marilyn Monroe's achievements, even one-thousandth of Monroe.
In recent years, Netflix has dominated the U.S. drama market, and in 2022 Netflix restarted the Marilyn Monroe project to shoot the biographical film "Blonde", which was adapted from the original book by the well-known American novelist Joyce Carol Oates.
It is worth mentioning that recently "Blonde" is about to be released, and Oates is blunt, saying that "Monroe must have been assassinated".
In the United States, Oates deserves to be a "female literati" and a defender of women's rights.
In her book, she relentlessly recounts the unbearable realities that Monroe makes about shaping her body, such as controlling menstruation, Z endometriosis, miscarriage, and so on.
Not surprisingly, EW has confirmed to Netflix that the film received an NC-17 rating.
And in Oates's novel, Monroe dies of a drug overdose, but then there is a scene where a "sharpshooter" from the "Intelligence Agency" injects Monroe with a lethal dose of pentobarbital and clears the paper evidence from her home.
Oates noted that Monroe's house had been cleaned and her phone records had been deleted before Los Angeles police arrived at the scene. And the repeated mention of Monroe's emotional dispute with John F. Kennedy makes the conclusion of Monroe's assassination even more mysterious.
The actress who starred in Marilyn Monroe in the film is the new girl Anna de Armas, the heroine of "007: No Time to Die", in the past few years, Armas has starred in "Blade Runner 2049" and "Blade Out of the Sheath" and other blockbuster blockbusters.
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In "007: No Time to Die", she is a quick-witted Cuban agent, every movement is tense and exciting, unlike the previous Bond girls, and it is difficult to find a gentle, beautiful and seductive feeling in her.
Can such a character harness the style of Marilyn Monroe?
Not long ago, Anna de Armas posted "Monroe imitation makeup" on social networks, whether it is body or facial features, Armas does have many similarities with Monroe.
Monroe in the film is a "tragedy" in Hollywood, and the director even described her as "Hollywood's meat grinder" because it satirizes the dark side of many Hollywood drunken fans.
Because of the excessive scale, the film was rejected at the Cannes Film Festival, which further stimulated the fans' desire for the film.
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This article was originally edited by Crazy Film and Television Circle
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