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- Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe's tragic death spawned conspiracies and rumors for decades, often overshadowing her talent and shrewdness. By piecing together her final weeks, days, and hours through previously unheard recordings of those who knew her best, the film illuminates more of her glamorous, complicated life, and offers a new perspective on that fateful night. Only on Netflix, April 27.
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This documentary explores the mystery surrounding the death of movie icon Marilyn Monroe through previously unheard interviews with her inner circle.
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"The brighter the star,
the darker the truth."
Literal chills.
❤️ Extremely well said. No mater her joyful emotions on the outside I've always seen a sadness "within" her😟 R.I.P. Ms. Monroe😔
@@DangerousParent she died
@@paulgalvani2141 Is your posting "She died" a question or statement, there's no punctuation mark indicating which, either way she died.
@@DangerousParent meant to write "she did"
@@paulgalvani2141 Do you have any idea of what a punctuation mark is? "She did" what? Died? Baked bread on Sundays? Sorry, Paul, I'm bored😏
If people continue to talk about you six decades later after your passing, then you are nothing but a legend.Very few have that honor.
Like Pablo Escobar
Audrey does & she's way more beautiful.
@@dishansinghmehta8891 Marylin? A legend.
Pablo Escobar? I don't know her
@@NoirFan84 There's a room for everybody. To each is own taste.
Yes and No. Most of the cases of serial maniacs and killers who were absolutely nobodies in social life live forever and are discussed over and over again.
She once told a reporter that when she retires she wants to live in Brooklyn. For me, that said a lot about who she was. Brooklyn is not Manhattan, Miami Beach or Malibu, it's where real people live, decent hard-working folks, neighbourhoods full of families and children playing on the street - the thing missing from her own life.
Or she was into mob guys
Hmmmmmm not sure about that. Unless that decision had something to do with Joe DiMaggio?
@@gmar7836 DiMaggio was from San Francisco, California.
Marilyn really was everyday people. I think all she really wanted was to be a wife, and mother, to have a family. And I think that's when her real happiness would have shined through. She sure worked hard at keeping joy inside her, despite the orphaned life she had as a child. She had that spark in her. And I'm thankful we got to see Marilyn Monroe, on screen. She sure was a blueprint for many young girls. RIP
It was said from another article source that she faked her death, moved to Europe and settled there bc she no longer wanted to be in the lime light anymore.
Netflix really does it's best work in Original Documentaries.
Yes!! Obsessed with the Andy Warhol doc right now. Beautifully done.
Yes like the series Selena❤️
agree
And limited series. The Queen's Gambit, Behind Her Eyes, Maniac etc.
@@ianwalden9865 I was considering to watch this one lol I think I'll finally give in and give it a watch then 😂
The music editing in this trailer is utterly fantastic. The sound is so epic and haunting, and matches the feel of a mystery so well. Marilyn feels like a beautiful myth finally being uncovered.
absolutely her voice has no music in it so it had to be edited...
@ verbs describe... I'm not sure the edited version is her singing. The song she sang is very old Hollywood, with trumpets and violins in the background
@@damunaik4 it's not her voice! She had a lovely singing voice with more depth.
@@Jamie77ize who sang this then...
Yes!!!
*-What about the man (Thomas Noguchi) who done the autopsy who was convinced it was murder due to the ridiculously high barbiturate content in her?*
*-The missing organs from the University?*
*- What about Jack Clemmons, the first officer on the scene said there was no glass in the room, that the taps were also off?*
*- How did she consume so many pills, when she was known not to be able to swallow them without water?*
*-what about that Marilyns bedroom carpets that were too thick for Eunice Murray to see any light underneath?*
*- what about the fact the bedroom window was smashed from the INSIDE?*
*-What does Pat Newcomb know that she’s not been willing to say?*
*This documentary has left out a lot of “other” details, disappointing as it was mostly good but you can’t leave out all the facts that need to be mentioned.*
**please upvote to get this comment up the ranks so people can find out the extra facts for themselves**
i just finished watching the documentary (having never interacted with the MM case) and the only thought i had was "who's actually buying this?" or better yet, "who is paying for this?"
You are absolutely right. most of us know she was murdered but it’s been a coverup since the 50s. It’s sick what they did to her. Idk if I believe in an afterlife but if there is one, I hope she haunts them forever
Bobby was with her than right? I wish i lived back then to help her out and know the facts of what happened
Well i agree.. but remember the documentary focussed on the tapes and discussions that the journalist was able to get.. not all of the evidence around her death. The angle for this review were the never before heard discussions.
@@CocoaM-qk6cd He wrote a book on it called Goddess. There’s no way he didn’t know they other facts if he was looking that deeply into it IMO.
I love Marilyn. She was a deeply complex, brilliant and very troubled woman. She was so ahead of her time and wanted so deeply to be loved and understood in a business that saw her as an object. I’m excited for this documentary but I do hope they handled her and her legacy with love and care. She deserves nothing less after a lifetime of being exploited and profited off of. She just wanted to be adored, and hopefully Netflix respected her wishes while telling their story.
Self acceptance is true happiness, longing for public adornment sounds like a living hell . And from the looks of it , I've assumed correctly.
Spot On.
She was a very intelligent and aware woman. I recently learn about how She would always, discretely support, Indigenous and Black Americans with money or her clout to push their struggle for equality.
A shame that a bloke like Arthur Miller never owned the fact that She was his peer, but came from a different upbringing.
I'm still convinced that like Billie Holiday, Ms. Monroe was killed, by proxy, by the powers that be in that era.
Aw.
The culture in her time was not equipped to understand her or accurately frame the issues surrounding her. The culture in our time is also not equipped to do this. Too many of her fans see her as exploited and molded by the industry. But the truth is she was as self-made as you could ask for, and part of the problem with the film industry of her time was that they failed to exploit her actual virtues.
Very well said and completely true. Hopefully they did right by her
She defied the social constructs of her time. Yes she was beautiful, but she was also very intelligent, very resilient, and multifaceted. People really tried to fit her in one box but she never could. She wouldn’t. She inspired many people. Looking forward to this one Netflix!
She was also a puppet
....
Oh please, she was just a sex object rich powerful people wanted to bang then she got murdered and covered up just like all Assassinations done by the government for hundreds of years
Who are you talking about? Cause there's no way it's Marilyn Monroe.
The way Netflix hired a domestic abuser to play Marilyn 💀💀💀 Irony. I am ofc talking about Ana d armas.
Oh wow. Someone who thinks they're the expert on someone else's life
Poor Marilyn, she was failed from the day she was born by people in her life. She deserved much much better, the angels will protect her now. ❤
*The fact that she accomplished so much while dealing with everything she had going on says a lot about her!!*
*She was also abused by Hollywood!!*
She was killed for knowing top secret government information, she was sleeping with JFK and his Brother.
Accomplished what?
She was passed around 😂
@@jayslater7017 the way you talk about women is an obvious giveaway that you’ve never talked TO a woman in your life. move along
I’ve personally never watched a single Marilyn Monroe documentary film/series so far, and that’s why I’m super stoked for this. Wanted to know more about her and how she became one of the most iconic Hollywood stars to date. She was gone too soon. Rest In Peace, Marilyn Monroe. May your existence be eternally remembered.
*"Hollywood pay you 1$ for your soul, but they'll pay you 10M$ for a kiss"* - Marilyn Monroe
she is an icon
Love her films!
As an avid Marilyn fan, she is an incredibly fascinating woman. She was so smart and very beyond her years. I could go on for hours about how much I adore her, but I would recommend Fragments. It’s a book of her writing found after her passing. Gives you better insight into the amazing mind she had in a time that women were expected to be pretty or smart, not both. She was a trailblazer, becoming one of the first celebrities to start their own production companies and was one of the first celebrities to advocate for awareness about CSA. She truly was amazingly complex.
@@captdaddy Great movie. Michelle did an amazing job. I would not recommend this, however, due to the fact that the original book it is based off of has been heavily disputed by people who were on the production as well as timelines not adding up with the events of the filming.
She had such a sweet, ingenuous voice. The sweetest people are often the most hurt. So so sad.
You clearly forgot that she had a relationship with a married JFK and KNEW he was married. Like there were plenty of fish in the sea for her, why him
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 ok and?
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 And how do you prove that?
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 As if Kennedy didn't bang half of Hollywood! Be quiet he was just as much if not a terrible person as YOU think Marilyn is/was! He took advantage of her and then killed her the guy knew better!
You realize she, just like many others, played character of MM with that voice all the time.
It kills me when people say that the world was so much better back then. The story of Marilyn's life proves that is not true. Heartache, pain, abuse, and tragedy are constant throughout time.
It was never better, back then either, people who were abuse, we're to frightened by to speak up, no one would believe them .sad
AMEN👏👏👏
Amen to that or people who were never born in those times want travel back would never understand the big difference. Also a lot of people wouldn't be able to work the technology back then.
The world is still the same as it always has been. We just have more distractions to stave us from the truth
In the 50s and 60s? Whoever says that must be really high.
Drives me crazy when people don't realize "Marilyn" was a persona created by Norma Jean. I've always been fascinated with this woman. She was a brilliant shrewd business woman but also a very damaged woman looking for unconditional love she never experienced in life.
Who can't relate?
Exactly! I couldn’t have said this any better myself! She was murdered by the Kennedys to keep her quiet and dr greenson was paid off to do it
Thank you! Finally somebody understands me lol. I’m an enormous fan of hers. I own & have read over 30 books including a Marilyn Monroe closet room in addition to tons of paraphernalia & movies. My birthday is two days after hers also! So many “fans”just like her because she is beautiful which she was but don’t really know anything about her life. There’s so many other components that I feel add to my intrigue for her: childhood, abuse, politics, race, feminism, sexuality etc. She was the farthest thing from a “dumb blond” and she was very intelligent and well read.
I would hardly call sleeping your way to a movie career shrewd business. That's prostitution. She slept with very old married studio executives in order to be in all those films. Stop fantasising about this creepy woman. She is the most over hyped celebrity ever and I don't see the talent either.
100%. What brought her down ultimately was the crushing realization she had excelled in her profession beyond her skill set. Starting around 1955, she couldn't concentrate on her lines, which I blame on that horrible Method acting guru who glommed onto her. You can read some of the ridiculous notes he gave her. These are annotations in her own writing all over her personally used movie scripts. She became dependent and frustrated with herself to the point of needing pills to sleep and to wake up. I think she would have lived many years longer had she quit being Marilyn Monroe and tried being a regular person like Garbo chose to do.
That background music is haunting.
the fact that people are still talking about her and that new gens still know her despite not necessarily seeing her films says a lot about her influence 🙏🏼💖
Our reality was forever altered by her death.
For me she is still the most beautiful woman I've seen on TV
You clearly forgot that she had a relationship with a married JFK and KNEW he was married. Like there were plenty of fish in the sea for her, why him
Honestly I’m sure if Marilyn was alive, she wouldn’t have wanted thousands of people to still talk about her tragic life even after she dies. I’m sure she would’ve wanted to be laid to rest and be left alone, because god knows how dangerously obsessed her fans and men were over and she was tired of it. This is why fame has way more disadvantages than it’s advantages (which I’m sure there are no pros in fame)
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 that's never confirmed to be true and they share 1 picture together so it's unlikely she had a direct relationship with JFK or RFK
She's smiling with her lips but not with her eyes, her eyes just couldn't hide the pain her smile could. I've always admired her looks, Before even learning about her story and watching documentaries of her life I could already tell something was wrong. Her eyes showed all the pain she'd ever been through. People always saw her as just a face, but she was so much more. Marilyn loved reading made sure to read lots. Marilyn was a smart and talented woman who was too good for the world, especially for us!!
This is someone else comment on Msmojo come up with something original
@@mahnoorkhan934 😂 😂 😂 😂
this is a load of crap... Marilyn wasnt a depressed woman, she loved life and she didnt deserve to die the way she did. Its abll bs that she was depressed and wanted to die.
@@danhenderson5198 let's watch it 1st, then decide.
@@vaishalisharma7908 Nope.... No backtracking now... You said what you said, now stick to your guns big shot.
I watched this trailer 3 times and find it so haunting. Definitely need to watch this. Netflix always makes the best documentaries.
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It's interesting to hear her voice when she's not "on". Her informal, more natural voice. I'm glad Netflix is doing this documentary; they tend to be very respectful.
Couldn’t stand that air head voice of hers in her movies - main reason I never watched any of them 👂🏼
I think most women alter their voice to some extent. We do it subconsciously either to conform to social norms, to attain a goal, etc. Higher OR lower, whichever benefits the situation. But I think the main reason why we raise the pitch of our voices is simply because it feels like a comfortable mask. Keep in mind that we've been taught that our voices should be feminine, cheery, and sweet since we were literally toddlers.
Interestingly, both men & women tend to get more opportunities & are given more respect when they speak with a deeper voice in a natural part of their register. (I wouldn't recommend replicating Elizabeth Holmes' tone. Her voice sounds odd because it's not her natural range.) So if you have a naturally low voice, embrace it!
*Edited to rewrite a sentence that didn't make sense. Oops!
THISSSSS
@@Citrusfruits50 She was playing a part her entire life. And unfortunately it was (and still is) a man's world. She knew exactly what she needed to do to get ahead. It takes a very smart woman to play dumb to perfection.
@@np1056 I dint care. That voice is like nails on a chalk board
Whoever made this trailer needs to make all the trailers for Netflix 🗣🗣🗣🗣
Music placement was top tier * chef's kiss *
“I Wanna Be Loved By You” is the song playing in the background. I know Marilyn had her own version but does anyone know who’s covering this one? It’s haunting in a strangely beautiful way
Exactly! I’ve been looking for it
Someone commented and said the vocalist is Katie byam but I couldn’t find anything
Can't find it anywhere, checked the end credits and the artist isn't listed there either. Did some online searches and Sinead O'connor's version is closest to the edit, but it seems like they slowed it down and added more cinematic affects. If anyone finds the actual artist who is singing the trailer song, please let us know!
27 DECEMBER 2023: FINALLY!!!
IT’S RYN - I WANNA BE LOVED BY YOU
Glad I'm not the only one looking for it... If anybody finds it, please, please tag me!
Still here 4 months later. 30 September 2022. Please, if anybody finds it... just tag me. I'd be so happy
I think I found it, or a version that's close to it. The end credits of a movie about Marilyn Monroe called "Norma Jean and Marilyn"
I find it both sad and fascinating that for a woman so many see as the ultimate sex symbol, Marilyn was a deeply complicated woman who said ‘sex seems to me to be the opposite of love’, which is such a tragic way to feel.
An intelligent, empathetic, gifted person who does not fit into the boxes people (mostly men) put her into at her time and our culture has tried to fit her into posthumously.
Saskia - there's two sides to that coin. How would you feel about an actress who kept everyone waiting on the set for hours? That would have been very frustrating. Norma Jean created the Marilyn Monroe persona and personally I feel it was she who couldn't get past what she created. It became a double-edged sword.
✝️🕊️💙
Well said 💕
@@sylviacarlson3561 You'll never know what she was going through at the time. Could be anxiety or depression. Who knows?
You clearly forgot that she had a relationship with a married JFK and KNEW he was married. Like there were plenty of fish in the sea for her, why him
Marilyn Monroe will live on forever and ever! She’s timeless! Utterly fascinating and we can’t help but be drawn to every single word and every single move she made!
You clearly forgot that she had a relationship with a married JFK and KNEW he was married. Like there were plenty of fish in the sea for her, why him
@i know exactly who you are what does that have to do with anything and Jackie was cheating to😭
Fun fact: Britney Spears and Marilyn Monroe are related. And to think both lived famous lives to the extreme point of losing themselves. Both were sexualized at a young age, scrutinized by the public and media. And were blonde bombshells of their eras. I am just grateful Britney made it out alive. Marilyn Monroe also somehow reminds me of the Princess Diana. They were both considered a threat by their respective government.
How are they related?
@@preciousthing101 cousins, and they do resemble each other
@@gokaren420 What I have read is that they are allegedly 9th grade cousins, which is way too far removed to be as relevant as some are trying to make it out to be. The rumour is that both of them descend from this English guy who made it to the US in the 17th century, which is too far back. And even that hasn’t been confirmed either, so. 🤷🏽♀️
@@gokaren420 I do not see a resemblance between themselves. Physically or otherwise. Britney spears doth not appear to have Presence.
What is so fun? And it doth not appear to be true. I find that britney to be quite off-putting.
Gosh, she was so beautiful. The fact that she wanted to have kids so much but never got the chance to breaks my heart. She would’ve been a fantastic mom!
No she wouldn't lool stop. The Cap 😭😂🤣
*The fact that she was abused even after death proves how bad society is where we living!!*
There’s nothing like having an addict for a parent.
When the famous die unexpectedly, they are frozen in time, spared from the ravages of old age.
Geez mate, getting so emo and weepy, damn 😂😂😂😂😂
I want a Netflix version of "I wanna be loved by you" 🥺
Obsessed with the melody
yeah!! me too.
Same! I can’t find it though
I wish somebody knew who made this version of this song
i think i can and i will answer all related comments because i am persistent. this is probably the version of the 1996 film Norma Jean and Marilyn sung by Mira Sorvino and edited, obviously, by the production of the documentary
@@ilansilva6464 actually it is........ It really is. Thank You!!
A Star that would never die, she is a LEGEND. And her story need to be told
true
You clearly forgot that she had a relationship with a married JFK and KNEW he was married. Like there were plenty of fish in the sea for her, why him
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 So what ? Who cares, she remains a timeless legend and a true icon.
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 she could’ve easily been forced into that relationship
she shook the societal boundaries of her time and became an icon that is still talked about six decades after her death. she was a multifaceted woman who had more to her than just the beauty and sex appeal she suffered from traumas a violent marriage extremely shy and had social anxiety it was also a woman who read a lot and wrote poems and truly was a kind soul I'll never know her obviously but I could just tell from reading and watching and the interviews I've seen and an abundance of other things about her she was a kind soul taken far too soon and her death was always interesting to me and I'm excited to see this documentary
She's still with us into 2022 despite the fact that she's long dead. Such a beauty queen icon. A living legend and engima that just keeps reveal more and more
She is one of the very few figures that even now, kids and teens have an idea of who she is, that's insane, because most famous people never reach that level.
I’ve got goosebumps. An absolute icon, who still had so much to give.
Breaks my heart how hard life was for people that were just ahead of their time. From Marilyn to Nikola Tesla. It’s scary sharing your ideas with people that aren’t ready to hear it. It’s scary because they’ll just weaponize it against you. I know a few like them now and although still difficult, humanity has come a long way, so the new ones have more support ❤️
It's more than that, our world is controlled by Deep State. And Tesla was censored so no one would knew free energy, Hollywood is created and controlled by them to distract and control humanity minds from TV. Now its social media and phones. Everything to keep people in invisible prison. Marilyn was fully controlled and had lots of experiments on her with mind control program MK ultra.
The way the used music in this trailer is incredible
This Lady has been through so much sadness, RIP Norma Jean
JAZz
There is a great documentary called Love Marilyn that takes letters and diaries that is more about the woman herself and her life, then just her death. I’m going to watch this, but I fully recommend that one as well.
Thank you
thanks! where can we watch it?
Love, Marilyn blew me away with how human they portrayed her.
I like the Marilyn in Manhattan documentary too!
@@nicolotnd Update?
2022 and we are still making documentaries about this legendary beauty! She will live forever!
My heart flutters while reading all the love in these comments. True Marilyn fans know her life, her legacy, and her life long trauma. Such a beautiful, pure, innocent soul who deserved so much more than she was dealt. More than half a century later, and we are still demanding justice for you Angel 💋🌹✨
I need the full version of THIS arrangement of I Wanna Be Loved By You.
Please, share it! It’s awesome
i think i can and i will answer all related comments because i am persistent. this is probably the version of the 1996 film Norma Jean and Marilyn sung by Mira Sorvino and edited, obviously, by the production of the documentary
I wanna be loved by you by Anne Nikitin
@@sergioalmeida5485I wanna be loved by you by Anne Nikitin
Greatest trailer ive ever seen, that deep echoing vocals in backgroung, the naration ,monroe's words and narration especially at the end when the score gets louder and words "alone" is repeated several times, gives chills!!
This is an incredibly well made trailer...the choice of music, visuals, and audio clips...just wow
what's the name of the music
I don't know why but I kinda like her persona ever since I knew who she was and her story.. she is beautiful inside out
@@misszlipster7565 me when I lie :
@@misszlipster7565 she was in the foster care system. No family. Poverty. How do you think some women had to support themselves , especially if they’re beautiful? Even Jesus hung out with prostitutes- not everyone does it out of choice. You are NOT above anyone
Jesus is a God and he hung out with prostitutes wtf 🤣🤣
@@misszlipster7565 You don’t like a girl you’ve never met LOL sounds like jealousy to me. She’s a beauty and I see why you would be jealous but I suggest you do some research on Norma Jean not the mask called Marilyn Monroe. You would see how much she has suffered through out her life even before she became a movie star.
@@misszlipster7565 where did I say her hard past makes her classy stop assuming lol?
This trailer gave me chills. As somebody who’s studied Marilyn for years, this is definitely something I’m adding to the watchlist.
This version of “I wanna be loved by you” is so good
The most iconic woman in history she will live in till the end of time
I read the Crypt 33 a complete history. They took her life. But they can't take her legacy. She was more than just an American Bombshell. She was much more. Still and Always be an legend Norma Jean Mortenssen a.k.a Marilyn Monroe.
i remember learning about her and her story and being so thoroughly obsessed with her. she was such an intelligent and charismatic woman and she didn’t deserve to go out the way she did. she was so ahead of her time and people treated her less than what she’s worth for.
So much in common with Princess Diana.
Both the most famous woman in the world at the time.
Both having affairs they probably shouldn’t have been.
Both dead at 36.
And both in mysterious circumstances.
I do hope, for both, the truth will out.
And their death has something related to a powerful family
I need a full version of the cover! It sounds so good and matches perfectly with Marilyn Monroe's case, mysterious but unraveling at the same time.
I’ve been looking for the version of this song and I can’t seem to find it anywhere
i think i can and i will answer all related comments because i am persistent. this is probably the version of the 1996 film Norma Jean and Marilyn sung by Mira Sorvino and edited, obviously, by the production of the documentary
It's amazing how much influence this woman has, even until now.
There is something about her that just beautiful in every angle. ❤️❤️❤️. The face, the voice, the volume. She is beyond.
This version of I Wanna Be Loved By You gives me chills. I need a full version 😢😩
I wanna be loved by you by Anne Nikitin
I keep coming back to listen to the song, wish it was available
Marilyn Monroe is a pioneer woman ahead of her times. She is the first Hollywood superstar to speak out for black female singer Ella Fitzgerald in the era of racial discriminationrife rife. When Ella was told that she can't play at Mocambo because of her race, then one of Ella’s biggest fans - Marilyn personally called the owner of the Mocambo telling him she wanted Miss Ella booked immediately, and if he would do it, she would take a front table every night. Besides, she sympathized and supported the politically persecuted. She is very cordial and kind to people around her, even strangers on the street. She would offer her friends money so that their children can go to school. She wasn't interested in jewelry so was money. She just demand for fair like pay equality compared to Elizabeth Taylor. She spent her whole life trying to be appreciated, and she almost succeeded. Unfortunately, she died at last covered with the mist of mystery.
Never have I seen a movie that I could relate to more. That has been my life as a fatherless daughter. Just not famous. But very much always searching and sadly getting by on my outward appearance. God bless all the fatherless daughters out there. May we someday find peace in knowing that we are enough.
Marilyn was just a small town girl that dreamt big, a chanced encounter one day sealed her fate for the rest of her life in showbiz and the spotlight. She was just someone that came way before her time, and had the guts to do something many of her time did not even dare to ravel in.
Los Angeles was hardly a small town, even in 1926.
She was perfection just like Princess Diana.
Neither of them were “perfection “.
@@Kanfachan no, but she was pretty damn close to it. a beautiful soul and mind who was also talented was abused by society which allowed her to succumb to deep dark depths of life.
@@Kanfachan it's just a compliment, just because someone says "you're out of this world" doesn't mean they really have to be out of this world.
@@angelzwrldxo nobody’s perfect
Nobody’s perfect
I’ve studied her life and personality since I was 10 years old I’m now 22. Everyone’s fascination with her made me curious. I’ve always been convinced that she never suicide but in fact got killed because she might’ve known too much …
It took you 12 years to come to that conclusion?
Know what exactly? It's movie industry, not the mafia...
@@naurking5388 it was the mafia actually
@@straightlead8 when did I say it took me 12 years lmao ? Do y’all not read. It took me 2 days to come to that conclusion.
@@strawberryxoxo6841 lmao when did you say that
It's been 60 years and we're still talking about this woman. And she didn't even do anything that extraordinary.
I'm just in awe, that's quite some power. I'll be lucky if anyone remembers me a year after I'm gone, let alone multiple generations.
Ella todo lo hizo extraordinario.
Lol pretty privilege I guess? People only care about pretty photogenic people dying it's like 20+ years later people still fascinated with the story of Aaliyah had she been fat and ugly nobody would care
She actually did a lot extraordinary I suggest do some research
@@noiacsinz6279 I'm all ears, please enlighten me.
Ela é o extraordinário
Gave me chills just watching this. An absolute legend.
I can't wait. I cant count how many times i watch her here in youtube watching a documentary of her. Finally!! Again i cant wait! How about you?
We need the Full version of this song pleaseee
Me too
I wanna be loved by you by Anne Nikitin
@@darkangelrockzeroI wanna be loved by you by Anne Nikitin
Thrilled about this. Fantastic trailer. Those moody sustained notes are perfection. Brava to the vocalist, Katie Byam. As a lifelong fan of Marilyn, I cannot wait for this.
It's weird but all these documentaries do is let us see her in all her glory. Marilyn was without doubt the definitive woman of the 20th century and this is as close to immortality as anyone can achieve.
I’ve been one of her biggest biggest fans for so long even though she passed away, I still displaying her photo on my home screen. Every time I remember the war that occurred in my country, she comes in my mind! I MEAN SHE IS A LEGEND TO ME
You clearly forgot that she had a relationship with a married JFK and KNEW he was married. Like there were plenty of fish in the sea for her, why him
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 I agree she had an Awkward Life and I think that’s why Netflix is making her documentary! But I’m talking about the fact that I love her and look up to her.
And there are some rumors that say her death is related to that relationship with John Kenndey ‘cause she knew things she shouldn’t know!
Marilyn Monroe is much more than a diva. The name of her evokes a legendary existence, made of glamor and at the same time extreme suffering, innocence and transgression, candor and sensuality. And maybe they are these paradoxes of her they made her a myth that overlooks the boundaries of the world of cinema, a true icon of popular culture.R.I.P. magical Marilyn Monroe... Timeless queen of icons
You're absolutely right! I've been a Marilyn fan for years, and I've never felt this close to anybody in my whole life. She was something different, my heart breaks for her every time. She deserved much more than this. The documentary is great, but my heart broke watching it... Again. My biggest life goal is to visit her grave, I would cry from happiness. I've actually spent months with searching for people who like Marilyn as much as I do, but I just never found anyone who is obsessed with her the way I am. It would be great to speak to someone who can understand my passion towards Marilyn. People around me just don't understand why I love her so much. Anyway... I agree with your comment very much. ❤️
@@reginahegedus2012 Dear friend, I understand your love for Marilyn very well, she was an unrepeatable magic. She has the power to touch the heart and the senses. (sorry my English)
El mito La leyenda más importante de todos los tiempos por los siglos de los siglos asta el fin de los tiempos solamente tengo 18 años
@@miguelelbacan7701 👍👍👍
I just watched this documentary. WOW just WOW.. Thank you for reflecting the 1962 time. Its hard to imagine how struggling life were used to be for women like marilyn, its true the brighter the star the darker the truth.... Hats off.. hope the real culprit would be found even after 6 decades
This and Blonde hitting Netflix the same year. The year of Marilyn Monroe.
Her and JFKs death is extremely chilling and have a very eerie feeling when thinking or talking about it. Can’t wait for the doc
She was murdered. No one can change my mind.
I never get tired of Marilyn Monroe , a lot of those tapes are on TH-cam
She's truly iconic in so many ways.
We will never stop talking about Marilyn.
Marilyn spoke about how the directors are "wolves" to other actresses and how you have to be careful. A lot of actresses had to sleep with them to get a leading role it is very sad she wasn't treated well to get to where she was.
Yes people fed on her like wolves
Thats still happening
This doesn’t only happen in Hollywood.
Yup thats hollywood baby 🤑
Nobody forcing you to sleep with somebody...but women are used to sell their bodies (hello onlyfans) to take advantages... and then crying how they were "forced". But true is... you can always said no !
I read a book about her entire life and death some years back. and wow, people are still interested in her, after so many years...wow.
I am a HUGE Marilyn Monroe fan and love who she was as Norma Jean. I wish I could go back in time and just be her best friend, someone who was close to her. Have her come over for Christmas and thanksgiving, and be part of a family. A family she never had but wanted and longed for. Her story is so heartbreaking and rips me to pieces. I’ve watched every documentary and video of Marilyn that exists. I own a piece of jewelry that was really worn by her in one of her movies, Niagara.
She is such a hero to me and I wish nothing but the best for her, yet know that she was murdered. Murdered to be kept quiet for a personal agenda from the Kennedys.
She was going to blow the roof off those two and speak to the press.
“I’m Marilyn Monroe and you don’t know who you’re dealing with.” As Bobby Kennedy came over the night before her death to find the red diary. The diary that held all the secrets but he never found it. Or so it is said. The Otash tapes say a lot! Hearing her be smothered with a pillow is disgusting! And hearing dr greenson in on it as he broke the syringe in her chest! I believe that he was paid off from the Kennedys to keep her quiet! He did t Eve call the cops for four hours AFTER she was found! Four hours!!! Why?
No water found by the bed and a purple colon where it was said the enema was given of barbiturates. She was murdered! Pure as hell!
She was Marilyn Monroe on the outside and PLAYED the part but in reality she was Norma Jean Baker. The lonely girl who was orphaned and just wanted a family of her own. She would get married and her “husband” would see the Marilyn who was Norma Jean, but they wanted A Sex goddess Marilyn so they left and divorced her. She was heartbroken just wanting love. Just wanting to be loved. She wanted a child thinking she could love that baby and receive love in return only to have a miscarriage from the pill abuse.
Where did you get this info about otash and enema from?
@@JinJinDoe This person is too much of a conspiracy theorist, it doth appear to myself.
Twas MEN that marilyn monroe Loved. And understandably so. Twas MEN that MM needed. * A female friend could not hold the same appeal. MM was a Sex Symbol.
What do u know about joe DiMaggio
🥺😭muchos anónimos entendemos por lo que paso ella . Ojalá reencarne y sea muy amada.
I love listening to her talking. She was really special.
The "I went back to the beginning" moment hit hard she's such a icon
Marilyn was so ahead of her time, such a loss
A one of a kind woman who found a way to relate to every woman.
Our generation should watch this 🙂Specially who want to pursue their career in entertainment industry to prepare themselves how to deal with fame and your inner happiness..
1:05 is iconic
Just in case anyone is interested, there is a youtube account called Marilyn Monroe Video Archives, where you can listen to more tapes of her.
I just finished this. Absolutely heartbreaking story you just want to hug her. I am convinced the Kennedy’s 100% had something to do with her death. RIP Marilyn 🕊
Agree
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No way. The Kennedys are a foolish red herring. Hollywood people murdered her for the insurance payout.
she was so beautiful:(
I was watching an old movie and an actress appeared on screen, it was only for a few moments but she was so beautiful and charismatic, she immediately overshadowed everyone else. I thought “wow who is that” and when I googled I realized it was Marilyn. I’ve learned more about her since then and she’s a fascinating woman.
the song cover in the trailer tho >>>>>
The holy trinity of women who are still talked about and relevant even after their deaths.
1. Anne Boleyn
2. Marilyn Monroe
3. Princess Diana
Edit: FFS you lot!!! Why does everyone have to be so argumentative, no one can leave a simple comment without y’all bugging everyone. This isn’t an opinion it’s a fact these three still constantly get talked about to this day whether YOU know them or not. Anne is the most written about Queen in history that’s a fact, so you saying “well I don’t know her” still doesn’t change that fact, don’t be ignorant. Y’all don’t have to answer back to everything. You’re legit those people in life that constantly say “yeah but” must be tiring to know you in person.
@emo dude you missed the point.
Never heard of the first one
@@Mai-gv7rv … how can you not know Anne Boleyn? One of the most famous queens in history, who was wrongly beheaded by Henry the 8th…
4. Caitlyn Jenner
@@_Moonlit_ Tbh, not everyone is interested in English history, specially if you aren't english. I learned about Anne Boleyn because of the Broadway musical SIX, and because my mom is obessed with English history.
The saddest part of her life is that people idolize her and glorify her cause she had a sad life, if she had a normal life people would've crucified her. Imagine her getting older and being 60 or idk. People back then would've shame her a lot, like they did with people like Madonna. Marilyn's death is literally glamourized, sick.
Not “literally”
It was all done to protect the Kennedys. She was a loose cannon to them. That's why I now don't feel as bad as I once did about what happened to Bobby.
The thumbnail…this woman was absolutely STUNNING.
I love marilyn monroe because she identified with the workers and minorities even though she was a star, she understood their struggle and even though she became a huge celebrity she wad never pretentious about it, she was the true Hollywood Democrat and not the hypocritical new ones who go around in private planes
The most iconic woman In history!! I cannot wait to see this!!
damn bro sounds like you know jack shit about history then
One day left. Can't wait to watch this.
it's true, it's easier to spread what is false
that way you won't upset anyone...
not buying this documentary's conclusion but i appreciate the in depth presentation and both the author and director for their work
I don't know if I'm the only one or there are more like me, but the aspect of her personality that ACTUALLY made me fall in love with her was not her breathtaking beauty, her adorable antics, her passionate personality, or her spontaneous skill of acting.. but it was her quotes... yes, after reading her quotes, her thoughts and her manner of putting those thoughts into words touch my heart deeply on a personal level..
The song in the trailer says it all. Despite her beauty, intelligence, and under-estimation, she had become exploited in Hollywood for her looks. As a result of what she knew, her future was sealed as she was a possible murder victim... or was she? When it came down to it, she just wanted to be loved.
Do you know this particular version of I wanna be loved by you
Lol who doesn't
@@MrDLOC11 who then??
@@chukwubuikemmokwe8969 everyone wants to be loved /very few that dont
@@MrDLOC11 I mean the song who's version is this
There's something about hearing these legend voices on tapes. It hits differently.
Marilyn timeless magic
Marilyn Monroe is one of the most famous actresses of all time they're even say that she's the most famous arguably watching this documentary has taught me that even in a documentary about her life she's can still Captivate you and one of the most interesting ways possible
I am a big fan of Marilyn Monroe. I'm beyond exited for this film to come out. Her life wasn't as happy as it looks, she is a beautiful soul.