Marilyn Monroe, the insurmountable sexy goddess of posterity.
Her childlike innocent smile and seductive body make her an eternal sex symbol and a representative figure of pop culture in the hearts of fans.
Many of her classic looks are still imitated by many actresses today.
At the recent "Oscars" Met Gala in the fashion industry, One of the most things-loving Influencers in the United States, Kim Kardashian, also "rubbed" Monroe's heat, and she appeared on the red carpet wearing Marilyn Monroe's iconic dress. In order to squeeze herself into this dress, Kim Kardashian lost weight madly, and this wave of operations successfully attracted a large wave of attention for her.
In addition to her unique charm, the end of Monroe's sudden death has once again cast a mysterious color on her.
36 years old, should have been the age of the actress in her prime, but unfortunately Monroe's life stayed here.
After Monroe's death, the discussion about her has never disappeared, and the cause of her death has been excavated by various media reports.
Recently, Netflix's documentary The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe: The First Recording of the World once again describes her radiant but intriguing life, trying to re-examine her fateful night.
The entire documentary revolves around Monroe's life, based on real recordings of her friends and colleagues, and then interpreted by the actors to the mouth.
There are still many opinions about Monroe's death.
Official accounts usually say she died of an overdose of sleeping pills, but speculation about the real cause of her death has never stopped.
Suicide or murder? There are also conspiracy theories that her death is linked to politics.
In 1999, Monroe ranked 6th in the American Film Institute's "Greatest Actress of a Hundred Years."
Looking back on her acting career, she can definitely afford it.
In colorful Hollywood, Monroe is like a bomb that came out of nowhere.
Fresh, charming, beautiful, shy, these qualities are concentrated in a sexy woman who makes men addicted to her.
In the movie "The Night Is Not Quiet", she played a blonde who lived a relaxed and jealous life, which was Monroe's first time to play a simple and sexy mistress role on the screen, and since then her drama has always been unable to escape these qualities, and she has also begun a bright star path.
The most topical actress, the most popular newcomer, box office guarantees, the cover characters of major magazines, all of a sudden, Marilyn Monroe became a woman who excited the whole of America.
On the one hand, she has a bright star, on the other hand, she is also trampled by Vanity Fair consumption.
Those Hollywood men look at her and only see "sex".
But in the eyes of the actresses she has worked with, Monroe is not a vase with a big chest and no brains.
Jane Russell, who worked with her on "The Gentleman Loves Beauty," recalls that she was studious and knew how to plan and control her career. After filming, she will learn acting from teachers to improve her acting skills in order to contribute a brilliant performance under the camera.
Her heart, which wanted to be taken seriously, was also reflected in her subsequent acting career.
She is not satisfied with fame and fortune, but also desires artistic status, wants to become an artist with a strong bone, and also opens her own production company while studying acting.
Remembering Monroe, in addition to her career, always can't get around her love path.
Psychiatrist Ralph Greenson, had been responsible for treating Monroe's psychological problems for several years before her death.
Documents provided by the doctor's family show that Monroe has masochistic tendencies, and even if she grows up, she has always been an ostracized girl in her heart, all because of her turbulent childhood experience.
Monroe was an illegitimate daughter whose father had fled before she was born, and her mother was sent to a mental hospital.
She was deprived of her childhood, had been in ten foster homes, lived in orphanages for two years, and had been molested.
In Monroe's own words — I'm not an orphan, I'm a street child.
Childhood trauma needs to be compensated for with a lifetime, so Monroe desperately needs a family when she grows up.
In 1942, at the age of 16, Monroe got married, but the marriage did not last long.
Later, as she became a Hollywood superstar, her relationship became more and more prominent.
In 1954, Monroe and Joe Dimaggio were married at a hotel in San Francisco, and 274 days after their marriage was registered, Monroe filed for divorce.
According to the recollections of those around Monroe, the two of them did not have a common language, and Monroe was completely touched by his meticulous concern.
However, after being together, Joe Dimaggio's excessive possessiveness made Monroe miserable.
When filming "The Seven Year Itch", the famous scene of the wind blowing up the bottom of the skirt became a classic in film history, but it made Monroe suffer domestic violence.
It is said that there were 10,000 people gathered on the shooting scene at that time, and everyone was there to see the big stars, and Joe was also on the scene.
He couldn't stand monroe being watched by everyone, and when he returned home, he beat her up.
After this unhappy marriage, Monroe met the famous American playwright Arthur Miller.
During the filming of "Passion like Fire", Monroe was pregnant with Miller's child, and she longed to become a mother and unfortunately miscarried.
And their marriage also ended in divorce.
After that, Monroe's state deteriorated.
During the filming of "Mandarin Duck Score", her psychological condition began to deteriorate, she was always late at work, abused drugs, and developed symptoms of mental disorders.
In the final stages of her life, her name was repeatedly associated with Kennedy.
Especially in the year of her death, on Kennedy's birthday, Monroe left the crew waiting for her to shoot and ran to New York to sing a happy birthday song for President Kennedy.
To be honest, after watching the whole documentary, I didn't see anything new.
The only amount of information is that she was taken away by ambulance on the day of her death.
Previous news has said that Monroe drank alcohol and took sleeping pills before she died, and she was found lying face down on the bed.
The truth is that she died in an ambulance and was sent home.
However, in addition, the question of suicide or other killing has not been answered.
At the beginning of the film, Monroe's death is hidden, and a new mystery about her death has been discovered.
However, at the end of the film, there is still no evidence to give a conclusion.
If the protagonist is not Monroe, this documentary is simply boring.
There is very little fresh information in the film, and after watching it, I can only sigh that the sexy goddess who was regarded as a plaything before she was born was consumed once after death.