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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAn account of Marilyn Monroe's last days as she worked on the uncompleted film, "Something's Got to Give", told through interviews with her co-workers.An account of Marilyn Monroe's last days as she worked on the uncompleted film, "Something's Got to Give", told through interviews with her co-workers.An account of Marilyn Monroe's last days as she worked on the uncompleted film, "Something's Got to Give", told through interviews with her co-workers.
Cyd Charisse
- Self
- (Archivfilmmaterial)
George Cukor
- Self
- (Archivfilmmaterial)
Cary Grant
- Self
- (Archivfilmmaterial)
Joan Greenson
- Self
- (as Joan Greenson Aebi)
John F. Kennedy
- Self
- (Archivfilmmaterial)
Dean Martin
- Self
- (Archivfilmmaterial)
Marilyn Monroe
- Self
- (Archivfilmmaterial)
Robert Christopher Morley
- Self
- (as Christopher Morley)
Farah Pahlavi
- Self
- (Archivfilmmaterial)
- (as Empress Farah)
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
- Self
- (Archivfilmmaterial)
- (as Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi)
Marjorie Plecher
- Self - Costumer 'Something's Got to Give'
- (as Marjorie Plecher Snyder)
Allan Snyder
- Self - Make-Up Artist 'Something's Got to Give'
- (as Allan 'Whitey' Snyder)
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Marilyn Monroe was a great money maker for 20th: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, How to Marry A Millionaire, Niagra, The Seven Year Itch, Bus Stop. 20th had only 1 movie Lets Make Love between 1956 and 1962. 2oth had the biggest star under contact but. Only had 1 picture. Marilyn had a 'play or pay " provision and was paid off for The Blue Angel, and Wild River because the studio could not have the pictures in production by a certain date. MM out foxed Fox. MM had her greatest hit at UA Some Like It Hot and made a. Reported $2 Million. MM's estate continues to reel in money for that classic comedy. MM gave a great performance in John Huston's the Misfits at UA.
I am surprised a 20th shareholder never sued 20th for malfeasance. I repeat thy had a living legend under contract but never came up with a suitable property for MM. After the worldwide success 20th demanded a film and what they came up with was Let's Make Love. Marilyn wanted to do Brothers Karamazov at MGM and was Truman Capote's choice for Paramounts Breakfast At Tiffany's but her requirement to make a 20t Century Fox movie forced MM tomato Lets Make Love.
MM reported to 20th for the final film under her existing contract Somethings Got To Give with Dean Martin and directed by George Cukor with whom she made Lets Make Love. 20th gave MM a star bungalow on the lot, a dressing room on the sound stage and an office in the admin building for Marilyn Monroe Productions.
Much has been made that MM was absent a lot: Why didn't 20th schedule her scenes in the afternoon as MM was not a morning person. Cukor as never a MM fan and the movie was supposed to be finished in the fall of 1962 with Jean Neguelsco as Director whom MM approved. (David Selznick wrote 20th requesting afternoon and late evening shoot for "Tender Is The Night" starring hits great love Jennifer Jones who apparently wasn't;t a morning person either but 20th turned down the Selznick's plea for. Later day schedule.)
MM was outstanding looking on this movie she hd slimmed down and was gorgeous simply gorgeous.
Marilyn had a select list of only the top Directors: Wilder, Lean, Hitchcock, Wyler, Stevens, Cukor, Huston, Zinnenman. Neguelesc,Hawks: MM would only work in a film with one of the great Directors on her list.
MM did a takeoff on Garbo looking fantastic.his film would have been a smash hit
The movie was a remake of Irene Dunne's My Favorite Wife with MM returning home after being on a desert island. Franz Planer a great cinematographer filmed MM looking glorious.
Cyd Charisse, Wally Cox, Phil Silvers and Tom Tryon had supporting roles.
" There was rumor that 20th would cast MM in a sexy suspense film "Illicit" but nothing came of it! Again 20th dropped the ball when dealing with MM. MMin I"llicit" wow what a catch title what a great movie!
20th knew that MM was not a morning person. Why didn't they schedule MM scenes to be shot from 12 noon to 5pm? The other scenes featuring Dean Martin, and the other players could have been done in the morning. Cukor was antagonistic to MM and the producer Henry Weinstein was in talks with Kim Novak and Shirley McLaine to take over for MM. Both stars declined. Kim wantted to do movie with MM. Which would have been great box office And been a super hit!
Marilyn began the film looking better than she had in 10 years ar 35 she looked 25! MM was giving a great performance but was fired. For being late or a no-show. 20th also claimed and Cukor concurred that MM was not giving a good performance. Seen today MM was fantastic in her scenes. Her impersonation of Garbo in a scene is priceless.
MM was rehired at 5 times her old salary and with a new Director Jean Neguelesco whom she had worked before . MM once again out foxed Fox.
I am surprised a 20th shareholder never sued 20th for malfeasance. I repeat thy had a living legend under contract but never came up with a suitable property for MM. After the worldwide success 20th demanded a film and what they came up with was Let's Make Love. Marilyn wanted to do Brothers Karamazov at MGM and was Truman Capote's choice for Paramounts Breakfast At Tiffany's but her requirement to make a 20t Century Fox movie forced MM tomato Lets Make Love.
MM reported to 20th for the final film under her existing contract Somethings Got To Give with Dean Martin and directed by George Cukor with whom she made Lets Make Love. 20th gave MM a star bungalow on the lot, a dressing room on the sound stage and an office in the admin building for Marilyn Monroe Productions.
Much has been made that MM was absent a lot: Why didn't 20th schedule her scenes in the afternoon as MM was not a morning person. Cukor as never a MM fan and the movie was supposed to be finished in the fall of 1962 with Jean Neguelsco as Director whom MM approved. (David Selznick wrote 20th requesting afternoon and late evening shoot for "Tender Is The Night" starring hits great love Jennifer Jones who apparently wasn't;t a morning person either but 20th turned down the Selznick's plea for. Later day schedule.)
MM was outstanding looking on this movie she hd slimmed down and was gorgeous simply gorgeous.
Marilyn had a select list of only the top Directors: Wilder, Lean, Hitchcock, Wyler, Stevens, Cukor, Huston, Zinnenman. Neguelesc,Hawks: MM would only work in a film with one of the great Directors on her list.
MM did a takeoff on Garbo looking fantastic.his film would have been a smash hit
The movie was a remake of Irene Dunne's My Favorite Wife with MM returning home after being on a desert island. Franz Planer a great cinematographer filmed MM looking glorious.
Cyd Charisse, Wally Cox, Phil Silvers and Tom Tryon had supporting roles.
" There was rumor that 20th would cast MM in a sexy suspense film "Illicit" but nothing came of it! Again 20th dropped the ball when dealing with MM. MMin I"llicit" wow what a catch title what a great movie!
20th knew that MM was not a morning person. Why didn't they schedule MM scenes to be shot from 12 noon to 5pm? The other scenes featuring Dean Martin, and the other players could have been done in the morning. Cukor was antagonistic to MM and the producer Henry Weinstein was in talks with Kim Novak and Shirley McLaine to take over for MM. Both stars declined. Kim wantted to do movie with MM. Which would have been great box office And been a super hit!
Marilyn began the film looking better than she had in 10 years ar 35 she looked 25! MM was giving a great performance but was fired. For being late or a no-show. 20th also claimed and Cukor concurred that MM was not giving a good performance. Seen today MM was fantastic in her scenes. Her impersonation of Garbo in a scene is priceless.
MM was rehired at 5 times her old salary and with a new Director Jean Neguelesco whom she had worked before . MM once again out foxed Fox.
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- WissenswertesDean Martin had a clause in his contract for "Something's Got to Give" that gave him approval of his co-star. When 20th Century-Fox famously fired Marilyn Monroe and tried to replace her with Lee Remick, Martin balked and insisted Marilyn be re-hired. Just days before Monroe's death from a drug overdose, Fox relented and agreed to resume production with Marilyn. It is not known if Monroe was aware of this when she took her own life.
- VerbindungenEdited from Meine Lieblingsfrau (1940)
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