With blonde hair, red lips, bright eyes and teeth, and the iconic mole on her face, she is a sexy goddess. She is considered the greatest screen legend of Hollywood's Golden Age and a symbol of the sexual revolution of the last era. An actress whose life is full of legends, but her life is forever fixed at the age of 36.
Recently, a cemetery in Los Angeles, USA, was being auctioned off for $2 million. However, the average price of a tomb in the United States is $3500. So, what is the unique charm of the purpose of this piece being hyped to a sky-high price?
After careful understanding, it was learned that the upper right side of this tomb was not buried by anyone else, but the sexiest woman of the last century, Marilyn Monroe. In other words, as long as you are rich enough, even if you can't kiss the goddess fangze before you die, you can get closer to her after death.
In marilyn Monroe's tomb, fans who loved her can still be seen today, often visiting her traces. Photo of flowers and lipstick kiss prints in front of the tomb. Everyone is announcing that even though Monroe has been dead for nearly 60 years, her charm is still undiminished.
In order to get closer to the goddess, this group of crazy men bought the tomb near her at a high price, which is no longer a novelty.
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Among this group of rich men, the most crazy obsessive is the rich businessman , Richard Pang.
Before his death, he had specifically found Monroe's ex-husband, the American baseball star Joe Di Majo, and bought the tomb that originally belonged to him from Di Ma Jo. After buying the tomb, Richard Pang was worried that his wife would not settle his posthumous affairs after his death according to his request.
He had told his wife that if he didn't bury himself face down in the tomb above Monroe. He would never let his wife go. Perhaps Pang's wife did not want to risk being haunted by ghosts for the rest of her life.
After the death of the wealthy businessman Pang Che in 1986, he was buried by Monroe's side as he wished. He could finally gaze at the goddess forever.
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Buried to the left of Marilyn Monroe's tomb is hugh hefner, the founder of a famous playboy. He himself is a true playboy who has slept with 2,000 women in his lifetime.
At the age of 86, he also married a 26-year-old tender model, but the playboy's favorite person in life was Marilyn Monroe.
In 1992, Hefner bought Monroe's tomb to the right for $75,000. He said: "It is so sweet to spend eternity by Marilyn Monroe's side. ”
Such a great temptation made it impossible for him to give up.
After Hefner's death in 2017, he finally lay next to Monroe after a lifelong playboy.
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The tomb beneath Marilyn Monroe, which was buried as early as 1964, is perhaps the only "winner in life" who has effortlessly fulfilled the wishes of thousands of men.
The tomb on the right side of Monroe was also booked early. But unlike the first two, buyers are not trying to sleep here, but are "investing.". In this way, the upper and lower left and right tombs closest to Marilyn Monroe were occupied.
The tomb, which was being auctioned off for $2 million, belonged to Broadway theatrical music composer Jerry Herman.
He bought it for $75,000 in 1997 and prepared to die here. But in 2019, he suddenly changed his mind and wanted to be buried next to his mother in New Jersey, which is why there was a scene of auctioning the tomb.
Probably to sell for a good price, he even put up a very attractive advertising slogan: "Buy this tomb, and you will be with the two sexiest people in history, Marilyn Monroe and Hugh Hefner forever."
It has been nearly half a century since Marilyn Monroe's death. The group of men fought, someone looking at her above her, some enjoying spending an eternal sweetness by her side. Some people invested at a speculative price, and some people started the auction with $2 million.
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What kind of magic did she have that fascinated these men so much?
On June 1, 1926, a fatherless child was born at los Angeles City Hospital. The child was Marilyn Monroe, who was also known as Norma Jane Mortaison. Her mother, Gladys Buckle, was a negative editor for Columbia Pictures.
Although Monroe's early childhood was stable and happy, Grandace, a mother, was mentally and financially unprepared for the birth of the child. Soon after Menglu was born, Grantace fostered her in a small town called Hawthorne in California. When Monroe was seven years old, Grantace took her daughter back to her side.
In 1934, Grantace suddenly went insane and was diagnosed with partial schizophrenia. After that, she was admitted to the hospital and spent the rest of her life in the hospital.
Since then, her mother's colleague Grace has taken on the responsibility of caring for Monroe.
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1942 At the age of 16, Monroe marries a neighbor's 21-year-old son, Jim.
After getting married, Monroe dropped out of high school and became a housewife. But she didn't really like the experience of the marriage. She said: "Marriage didn't make me feel bad, but it didn't make me happy either. We rarely communicate with each other, not because we're angry, but because we have nothing to say, I'm going to be bored to death. ”
Within a few years of marriage, Jim went out to work hard for his life, and Monroe found a radio company to work as a female worker.
One day in 1944, the military department came to the radio company to shoot some shots, including Monroe in the shots. That day, Marilyn Monroe was still wearing overalls, yellow-gray pants, and green overalls.
No one expected that the moment the army photographer pressed the shutter, Monroe's fate would be completely changed.
With the help of photographer David Konov, Monroe quickly became famous in magazines and signed a contract with a Blue Book model agency. When she first started her job, she occasionally used the name Norma Jane Mortason to make herself look more competent. She straightened her brown curls and dyed them blonde.
By the spring of 1946, Monroe had been on the cover of 33 published magazines.
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In June 1946, the owner of the company arranged a contract for her to be an acting company. Since then, she has changed her name to Mary Lian Monroe and is active in the entertainment industry as an actress.
In the same year, in order to focus on her acting career, Monroe divorced her first husband, Jim, that year.
But her film career didn't go well at the beginning. 1948 Monroe in the romantic comedy Skuda! Hi Skuda! Played a character with only one line. Later, she played a girl sitting on a racing boat, and at the beginning of a long shot, most of the shot was deleted. Monroe then took on the film, but she was asked to be fired after the film was released.
It was during this difficult moment that she met Johnny Hyde.
It was a gathering of producers, and John Nyhead, vice president of a brokerage firm, took a fancy to Monroe. The two later developed a relationship of mentorship and friendship. For Monroe, Johnny left his wife to rent a new house, intending to build the star.
In 1950, in the movie "The Night Is Not Quiet", Monroe had a brilliant performance, just as her career was moving forward step by step, Johnny died suddenly.
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After Johnny's death, Monroe welcomed her second husband, Joe Dimaggio, and the marriage was like Monroe pushing off a cliff.
Joe DiMaggio was one of the most famous genre figures of his time, and he wanted Monroe to be a housewife with peace of mind, but Monroe refused.
In 1954, Catalog began filming Billy Wilder's comedy The Seven Year Itch, in which she played a woman who was objected to sexual fantasies by her married neighbor. Although the film was shot in Hollywood, the studio decided to do a long-shot shoot on Lexington Avenue in New York for pre-publicity.
There, Monroe stood on the subway grille as the wind blew up her long white dress, which became one of the most famous shots of her career. The shoot lasted several hours and attracted nearly 2,000 people, including professional photographers.
This propaganda booing made Monroe the headlines of newspapers around the world.
DiMaggio was furious with this, punching and kicking Monroe, and their marriage came to an end.
Monroe's life after the divorce was completely chaotic, and she was overly dependent on sleeping pills, even taking a few pills during the afternoon nap. Often holding whiskey and soda, she gained as long as she gained a pound and began to wash her intestines endlessly.
The agency also began to consume Monroe's sexiness, only letting her take on the role of a brainless beauty.
Monroe once wrote in her diary: They had to force me to squeeze sexiness out like toothpaste, and I didn't want to be a comedian for the rest of my life.
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In 1956, Monroe met her third husband, the playwright Arthur Miller.
When she first met Miller, she impulsively added a clause to her will that she would be left with $100,000 after her death. In Monroe's eyes, she admired Miller, thought he was clever and funny, and she had never met such a person with so much knowledge.
How much does Miller love Monroe? People don't know.
After marriage, Monroe's mental problems became more and more serious, she had to go to the doctor every week, sometimes five days a week, during which Monroe also had two births and lost her qualification to be a mother.
At work, because of mental problems, Monroe often arrives late, sometimes not seeing anyone for three days, and the crew can only wait. She often asked for heavy, and when she was not satisfied with Monroe, she took the scissors and cut the negatives to pieces. Everyone felt that Monroe was so unprofessional that Even Miller felt ashamed.
Instead of becoming Monroe's spiritual pillar, he scolded her.
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In 1962, Marilyn Monroe, who was on the verge of collapse, met the Kennedy family.
Rumors about whether they had an affair with each other have so far been inconclusive. The only thing known was that Monroe was invited to an island for a party. After just one weekend, Monroe left.
Later, she tried to contact Kennedy, but avoided it. Some people say that Monroe has since fallen into a fascination with the president and is paranoid about getting the president. Some people also taunted Monroe, saying that she was not the material to be the "first lady" at all.
When Kennedy and Monroe meet again, it's at a birthday party. The Kennedy brothers seemed to be showing off and broadcast the birthday party on television to the public.
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Regardless of Monroe's feelings, they seem to only want to use Monroe's beauty and those sexy rumors.
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On August 5, 1962, Monroe had every reason to be happy because he had just signed two films and had a $1 million contract. She made a lot of phone calls that night, sometimes screaming, sometimes sad.
At two o'clock in the morning, a friend ran to her house and knocked on the door because she could not contact Monroe. He smashed the window only to see Monroe lying motionless on the bed. Her face was lying down, she was holding the phone in her right hand, and there were many pills thrown at the head of the bed.
This has brought too much enthusiasm to people, imagining that the dream woman will leave.
Monroe died, at the age of 36.
From the moment she was born, her fate seemed to have been foreshadowed.
She was like a comet rising into the air, knowing that she would perish, but not knowing in what way she was. Sadly, posterity only remembers the symbol of sexiness.
And with this as a gimmick, constantly squeezing the remaining value of her after death, no one ever wanted to know her true heart.