Reneé Jackie Kennedy was disgusted by how Miller portrayed Marilyn in that play. Loyalty was huge for her and she found him disgusting after he did that. “For example, according to Sarah Bradford, in her biography America's Queen: The Life of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, “Jackie, who had admired Arthur Miller enough to seat him at her table at the Malraux dinner, turned on him for his betrayal of Marilyn in his play After the Fall, which opened in New York on January 23, 1964. For [Jackie Kennedy] loyalty was the ultimate test of character, and in portraying Marilyn as a self-destructive slut whom he had abandoned for her own good, Miller had dismally failed it.”
Schizophrenia does mean “split mind,” but the name was meant to describe the ‘split’ from reality that you experience during an episode of psychosis, as well as changes in thoughts, emotions, and other functions. Dissociative identity disorder, on the other hand, does cause a split or fragmented understanding of a person’s sense of themselves. Dissociative identity disorder is really more about fragmented identities than many different personalities that develop on their own. Most people see different parts of their being as part of the whole person. For people who experience DID, identity fragments may have very different characteristics, including their own history, identity, and mannerisms.
I have endometriosis as well as my mother and her mother before her. While it CAN cause infertility, that is not always the case. It depends on where the extra endometrium grows. If it grows on the ovaries or the fallopian tubes, it could cause some damage.
I doubt if Marilyn Monroe spoke so crudely (the swearing etc) as this film depicts, she seemed more intelligent and sophisticated, evidently from her interview tapes etc. Seems like an unfair portrayal- this whole film.
Actually Marilyn had endometrioses, which made it almost impossible for her to have children. She wasn't butchered. Her autopsy report states there were no signs she ever had an abortion.
It can also be interpreted as people with multiple personalities who, when they are traumatized, create a new personality for themselves, 'fix themselves'. However, the previous personality does not disappear, it is not absorbed, it remains there to control. Here too, Judd's Norma Jean hated herself, she wanted success, so she transformed herself into Sorvino's Marilyn.
if this movie is authentic i never knew that marilyn was kind of loony, i mean i knew she had depressions and i felt sorry for her. In this movie she is kinda portrayed as the "bad guy", and i always assumed she was the victim
No one really know who she was every movie is different I don’t know it all of it is true or a lie or if some of it is a lie and some of it is true but what I do know is that no matter whet I love Marylin Monreo xoxoxxo💋💋💋
I guess I’m the only person that loves this movie...
I adore it. I want the soundtrack on iTunes but can’t get it.
@@Banunu I love it too, would love to watch the full version in order
Did arthur miller really love her? From my understanding he wasn't very nice to her and made fun of her in a way through his writing .
Reneé Jackie Kennedy was disgusted by how Miller portrayed Marilyn in that play. Loyalty was huge for her and she found him disgusting after he did that.
“For example, according to Sarah Bradford, in her biography America's Queen: The Life of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, “Jackie, who had admired Arthur Miller enough to seat him at her table at the Malraux dinner, turned on him for his betrayal of Marilyn in his play After the Fall, which opened in New York on January 23, 1964. For [Jackie Kennedy] loyalty was the ultimate test of character, and in portraying Marilyn as a self-destructive slut whom he had abandoned for her own good, Miller had dismally failed it.”
i love how they make her seem like a schizophrenic in this movie....terrible
Schizophrenia does mean “split mind,” but the name was meant to describe the ‘split’ from reality that you experience during an episode of psychosis, as well as changes in thoughts, emotions, and other functions. Dissociative identity disorder, on the other hand, does cause a split or fragmented understanding of a person’s sense of themselves.
Dissociative identity disorder is really more about fragmented identities than many different personalities that develop on their own. Most people see different parts of their being as part of the whole person. For people who experience DID, identity fragments may have very different characteristics, including their own history, identity, and mannerisms.
“Don’t you know I love you, Marilyn?”
I have endometriosis as well as my mother and her mother before her. While it CAN cause infertility, that is not always the case. It depends on where the extra endometrium grows. If it grows on the ovaries or the fallopian tubes, it could cause some damage.
She also had many abortions.
@SpuzzyKat Have you read Blonde? I heard that's one book that's "fiction" but really very good. Is Goddess a TV movie or an actual film?
I doubt if Marilyn Monroe spoke so crudely (the swearing etc) as this film depicts, she seemed more intelligent and sophisticated, evidently from her interview tapes etc. Seems like an unfair portrayal- this whole film.
Do you really think she would behave the same way in an interview as she did in her private life?
@@MiamiPush2theLimit Marilyn's "fans" tend to be children who are often anti-Semitic. It's a weird combo.
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Actually Marilyn had endometrioses, which made it almost impossible for her to have children. She wasn't butchered. Her autopsy report states there were no signs she ever had an abortion.
It can also be interpreted as people with multiple personalities who, when they are traumatized, create a new personality for themselves, 'fix themselves'. However, the previous personality does not disappear, it is not absorbed, it remains there to control. Here too, Judd's Norma Jean hated herself, she wanted success, so she transformed herself into Sorvino's Marilyn.
Marilyn Monroe was supposed to be charming, but the way they portray her makes her seem annoying and constantly acting insecure.
She was mentally ill with a lot of problems. She turned on her charm to perform and to get what she wanted out of situations and other people.
if this movie is authentic i never knew that marilyn was kind of loony, i mean i knew she had depressions and i felt sorry for her. In this movie she is kinda portrayed as the "bad guy", and i always assumed she was the victim
No one really know who she was every movie is different I don’t know it all of it is true or a lie or if some of it is a lie and some of it is true but what I do know is that no matter whet I love Marylin Monreo xoxoxxo💋💋💋
@SpuzzyKat I agree, but she's has more screen presence and is a better actress in general.
The way she says “acting tears me up inside” 😫
part 12 ?