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- Marilyn Monroe presents the Oscar for Sound Recording to 20th Century-Fox Studio Sound Department (Thomas T. Moulton, Sound Director) for All about Eve at the 23rd Academy Awards. Hosted by Fred Astaire.
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BTW: It's weird to think that this was 63 years ago. For them in 1951, 63 years ago was 1888!
You truly blew my mind with that... didn't even think about it.
musicaltheatergeek79 Yeah, I do that kind've thing a lot to. Like to me, the 70s don't seem that long ago. But if you think of 1915, the 1870s seemed like a LONG time before that.
+musicaltheatergeek79 Why, that's amusing if you come to think of it. My impulse is to make several calculations when I see a year like "this was about some x years before internet" etc, but I hadn't thought of doing that one before. Doing that is pretty interesting too.
+musicaltheatergeek79 funny thing is that you have 63 likes on this comment!!! creepy!
+musicaltheatergeek79 im not sure if this is a weird phenomenon coz I do that too. Back in 1999 when I was 17, we were watching the TV counting down for the New Year. I remember feeling so excited because there was so much fuss about the Y2K bug back then. As the countdown was about to begin.. I thought to myself, did the people in the year 1000 AD ever thought of what it's like to be in the year 2000, what life and the world would be like? yet here I am alive and present going into the year 2000 wondering what life and the world will be like in the year 3000. And by that time, will there be a person like myself who will also think of what I just thought as well? really weird...we should make a club for people who think like you and me.
What a very truly unique voice she had. I’ve never in my life across another person that sounds like that.
My God! this the first time i saw this video! thank you so much for sharing it with us!
The respect she is showing to others is part of her sweet nature. This is the real Norma Jean.
Wow, she is just stunning & that gown is divine. Marilyn was more than just a pretty face & exquisite figure - a fine actress to be sure!
Glamorous, stylish, regal, classy, revered - MM was everything you expected from an iconic 🎥movie star. She did NOT disappoint.
The academy sure has changed since 1951. Today we love to see our favorite actors and actresses shine glowing in glory with a gracious acceptance speech. Back then, they were quitely escorted off stage without recognition or an acceptance speech. Grateful for the evolution for all actors and actresses to be recognized along with gratitude for their craft. Thank you Marilyn Monroe~ :) Gorgeous as ever.
I can't believe it!!! Thank you so much!!!!
my beautiful nervous baby Marilyn..
Those beatiful days when Hollywood stars present awards, in the ceremony of this year, there were chefs and tv personalities.
As you know. I'm so proud of Marilyn Monroe/Norma Jeane Baker. Such a beauty. Love her voice, her style. We miss and love you. Lots.💋💟♥️
In her autobiography she writes that she was very nervous here and she could barely look up.
All about Eve Won that year and she was also part of the Picture. She had a small part as one of the Guests in the Margot’s party sequence
Such a warm voice💓
THE DRESSSSS 💖
Marilin se merecia un oscar y elvis eran maravillosos
Came to see marylin
👍
It’s been 70 years!
Hey really good quality, thx for sharing
Fred Astaire and Marilyn Monroe. I love this video!
What a gorgeous presentor she is!
With beautiful 👗 dress , she's stunning and dashing.
The dress so beautiful
She is wonderful
What a gem!
This is my first time I have heard Marilyn speak.
This is even more interesting if you know about the Joan Crawford feud Marilyn wrote about ;)
+Supervillain Yeah I just read that!
she is so graceful :-)
Now that's Beauty.
I love that century
What was that? She didn’t look at the camera. Person receiving award was never brought to the centre of stage. Like WTH?
This broadcast was for radio. Televised broadcast of the Oscars started two years later in 1953
Marilyn 😍💕
Way ahead of her time look at the dress gorgeous
The good old days
Why is this video clip in 1951 looks more clear than the "Happy Birthday Mr. President" in 1962?🤔
Film v Video Tape maybe?
When the presenter gets more footage than the winner.
Very classy...what a shame...b
Her dress thoo 😍😍
What a beauty!!
Wow!!!!!!!!!!
Stunning!!
Wonderful! She seems shy but trying to give her best without any mistake, she doesn't even look at the public and she keeps reading non stop... she looks so impressive yet so insecure, she was so stunning...
she was always really obsessed about being perfect for the public. You're right!
Fancylooks That's me giving a presentation 😂😂
💋M.M. 1926-1962 ☆ Yes,she was. 🤔 Stunning.
You can also tell..how nervous she was.
@@tonynegron1927 Only 36 years old. It's so sad.
People who thought she was just a dumb blonde oughta think again. Her actual voice sounded so much more mature than the characters she played.
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Grant Barnes And she used to love reading!
Grant Barnes Her IQ was 158 she was very smart.
@DJ Khaled Much has been written about Marilyn's IQ. Nothing proven, though.
She was fake fake fake, it took me years to see that she isnt a positive icon or inspiration other than admiring her face, the fact that an adult has to construct a drastically diferent demenor depending in where you are and the people you are with is a sing of how poor and weak your actual personality is, no sence of self, no pride in who you are, dating married man and talking like a 8 year old when she was in her 30's, to apeal man , the way she walks and moves ,everything is sexualized .
Wow, I didn't know Marilyn was ever at the Oscars, this is fab to see.
She was in 2 oscar nominated movies that year, including the most oscar nominated movie of that evening.
She also won academy
I love 'All About Eve', Bette Davis and Marilyn Monroe, to die for!
@@Starkardur What were those movies she was in?
@@jordanabeaulieu2530 All About Eve and The Asphalt Jungle
Omg yes!! Marilyn fans have been waiting for years to see this wonderful footage of her! Thanks a billion for uploading this!!! :)))
Yes!!!!
Marilyn Monroe Video Archives your Channel is great
I can't believe you are here!!!
Marilyn slept with married men she should not be celebrated. I can't imagine Jackie O 's pain.
OMG I’m subscribed to your channel! Amazing stuff!
That was before she really bleached her hair. You can tell she's nervous. Charming, as always.
she"s not nervous
Nola Chick If she was nervous, she would start stuttering. That was her giveaway.
Nola Chick her hair was bleached here, she was a natural brunette. It just wasn’t platinum blonde yet.
I believe if ALL of you who think Marilyn wasn't Platinum Blonde yet,
should have a look at the footage of her in "All About Eve" in which she played a young starlet,
attending the party accompanied by the Hollywood Critic, and where Margo (Bette Davis)
declares to everyone they should "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night."
Marilyn is DEFINITELY Platinum Blonde in that movie, and obviously, "All About Eve",
was filmed before these awards, so...
It's been a longtime since I read about the change in her hair but if I rightly remember, Marilyn's hair was toned-down some for the role she was playing in one of her films, maybe "Don't Bother to Knock".
The dress, the walk, the face, the charisma, the voice, the presence, the charm, the legend.
A timeless legend !
Back when no one would have predicted Marilyn becoming one of the world's most famous iconic figures ever.
Actually this was the beginning, the early stages of MM becoming forever iquonic!
Iconic sex and cheap figure
@@albreiki5725 Stfu you low life hater 😂
so many icons that start with letter M. Marilyn Monroe, Michael Jackson, Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Madonna, Martin Luther King, Mona Lisa, Marco Polo, Marvin Gaye, Martin Scorsese etc. Crazy
@@Yhtbh this can be said about any letter
OMG, those days, The Grace, The Class, The Beauty!!!
I know. I wish it would come back.
Your profile picture 😍
The oppression...
You have the photo of king of pop!
Me too
@@Danny-jm1kd oppresion?? To who
she looks like a porcelain doll!
Lol that's weird 😂
She's gorgeous 😍
And she broke her... 🤪
Wow, Marilyn looks like some sort of an angel in black. Beautiful.
Dang never knew she presented an Oscar the movie Cinderella was nominated to,
Every time I see her in color, she takes my breath away. Timeless beauty forever.
Marilyn’s voice is so soothing🥰
Marilyn was so much more than she's made out to be on the surface! Read her bio, her poems, her letters---she really wanted to improve herself but felt so low because of what happened to her as an orphan. I am almost done with her autobiography and I almost cried, it was so honest, so different than other Hollywood bios! I can't believe she was told she was unphotogenic at first! I just read about this part and her Joan Crawford "feud", though some say there's more to it than she says...
Can you please tell me which book you are reading? I would love to purchase it! I never knew she got told she wasn't photogenic?! She's absolutely stunning!
+Dwyer Tarantino I've been watching several vids of Marilyn Monroe for days now. Her life story was, indeed, sad. Amidst her troubles, she fought hard for everyone to see that there's more to her than meets the eye. She was special.
It's in her autobiography 'My Story'. I'm reading it now, and it's the saddest book I've ever read. The way people treated her was absolutely awful! She deserved so much more in life than what she had.
elliebabe155 Hi, I never saw this comment, sorry I'm answering so late. If you still want to know its called "My Story." Oh, I see someone put that. There's a beautiful new copy that has wonderful photographs in it, too :)
Kimberly Sauer Yeah, it was stunning what she went through in her life. I'm writing a story about her and want to explore her private, honest side.
Marilyn Monroe was way ahead of her time; such a timeless beauty.
Why is she way ahead of her time? Looks and sounds like she fits the time period perfectly to me
She wasn t. You have no idea what you said, do you? I will tell you a star ahead of his time. Jim Morrison. He predicted exactly the future of music and he could live today, easy.
@@flower1990-B she definitely was. She was preaching abt body positivity before any woman was in her time. She basically introduced the modern woman. To feel free of your sexuality and to show off your sexuality(aka the modern woman). Why do u think many woman disliked her? She did what none of them would and showed them there was nothing wrong with sex through her child like aura and the jokes she made abt her exposed pictures.
@@flower1990-B everyone was so preserved and followed the “rules”. While she did not.
What a classic clip! Monroe used all her charms in that brief moment. And yes, amazingly, it was her sole Oscar appearance. A legend.
So crazy seeing her present at the Oscars that honor legendary work when she herself was destined to become a legend. Most of the people in the audience probably had no idea that the woman before them would become the biggest Hollywood icon of all time.
Kaitlyn Boisvert -- yes you are quite a bit undefinable right, I would say even nobody else knew that sooner she MM was gonna be a forever TWILIGHT Star of the world movies ICON. Best Love to her from Bangladesh.
Love the way she held her arms in such a poised fashion
Just imagine, getting your prize from Marylin Monroe ... that alone is mind blowing
Little did they know she was to become the biggest STAR In the room! ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️
The most famous, misunderstood, mysterious and captivating person in Hollywood history.
Just love the way how everyone had wonderful stature and poised posture at all times. Now, in 2017 it seems people have lost the ability to keep good posture. I try to remind myself to stand up straight, keep my back alignment with that of my arms to be dignified so seeing her arms here just reminds me even that much more how important the little things really are in life.
YES!! so true. I just learned that good posture comes from the pelvis and not the shoulders. I've been doing it all wrong and that's why my posture's gone so bad. And we make children sit for such long hours without informing them of this simple fact.
We've lost alot of these things , posture,manners, love and respect for humankind ,. I really miss those days . Yes we had bad too. But nowadays things are all over the place. People are mad confused and angry and our world is going to he'll in a handbag. Thank God for ones who still believe in the lord jesus and have love honor and respect for our troops , our elders and have some down right common sense. Oh by the way I watch more old shows than most of the new. The acting is so much better.
@@joycantu4293 If fairy tales like "god", Lord,", blah blah are real then why is the world more sh*tty than ever? Trillions of prayers have gone up, yet zero answered...
Lol there were no acceptance speeches back then, he just wrapped it up by saying the winner accepted the award😂
The "lesser" awards did not often give speeches, but the winning actors, directors, and producers did. In fact, the longest Oscar speech was made by Greer Garson in 1943, after she won Best Actress for MRS. MINIVER. It clocked in at 6 minutes!!!!
@@musicaltheatergeek79 and to be sure this guy wasn't going to do the same....Marilyn was told to head off at the pass....never let him get close to the podium
That I was wondering about! ... I don't think that's ok.....
We didn't even get to see the face of the winner. They gave him the award and walked them backstage right there. I was like ¿¿¿
Lol I love that she presented the award to a movie she was in! Literally If anyone else did this today it would be a conflict of Interest scanda. 🤣❤️
We've waited a long time to see this ! Wow, Thank you very much for sharing this piece. Excellent. Marilyn looks very elegant in that beautiful flowing gown.
A wonderful upload!
Marilyn Monroe SITE I was noticing the gown, too. Dark red, like Merlot.... Interesting choice: dramatic.
God, she's amazing!
Fred Astaire was a treat to watch as well!
A very authentic Marilyn, poised, prepared, and no affectations. She was obviously intelligent, and everyone in the audience was silently waiting for her to act like a Jessica Rabbit bimbo, she brought sustained realness, and an effortless breeze.
What makes you think the audience were waiting for that!
Marilyn was so beautiful and feminine.
And a HOMEWRECKER
I miss at Liz Taylor.
@@Iceis_Phoenix Who's home did she wreck? You must be confusing her with Elizabeth Taylor.
@@craigsmith157 president kennedy
@@daisyperez2324 Obviously she didn't wreck it because The Kennedys never broke up.
Oh my, such a classic, Marilyn didn't sound ditzy at all, what a beauty she was. Always be young and beautiful 2019 almost 2020 😍❤
Marilyn is looking quite exquisite in that beautiful black gown.
Stunning gown in the best Christian Dior style....so chic and everlasting! Goddess!
Omg!!!! Finally we get to see this!!! Thank you to The Academy for releasing this..and in COLOR!!!!
I love how they played “oh you beautiful doll“ on her walk in.
Marilyn was so talented. Thanks for the clip.
A big thank you for sharing this with us. There was NO ONE that was more glamorous than MARILYN MONROE.
Absolutely fantastic. Thank you so, so much for sharing this!!! A.M.A.Z.I.N.G :))
The Marilyn fans are very happy right now!!
Marilyn Monroe Fan Channel , yes you said 100% right, felt so happy seeing her in the Oscar occasion.
Damn! This quality is amazing! So nice to find this gem of Marilyn! Her voice is a bloody GEM to listen to as well! Could go to sleep that jazz! 😤😤🤣😊💜
The algorithm finally got it right! So lovely to watch this- she’s so cute and charming, wish she knew how iconic she would end up being
maybe an honorary oscar for her
MM was and still is in my book The Greatest Star. Magical. MM's performances in Some Like It Hot and The Misfits ought to have been nominated.
Why didn't cinderella win tf
ALL ABOUT EVE was unstoppable that year. It was a huge hit (bigger than CINDERELLA), and it swept the Oscars that night, winning 6, including Best Picture and Director. In fact, the film is tied with TITANIC and now LA LA LAND with the most Oscar nominations for a single film: 14. Usually, when a film has that kind of momentum, it picks up a shitload of awards, even if they're not warranted (e.g. THE ENGLISH PATIENT).
@@musicaltheatergeek79 you think The English Patient's awards weren't warranted? Crazy.
@@nutbrown607 It didn't deserve all its awards, was my point. It also won Best Costume Design, but *Evita* and *101 Dalmatians* had much better costumes and neither was even nominated. Go figure.
@@musicaltheatergeek79 ahh I see.
Maybe due in part to Miramax involvement. (Remember Shakespeare in Love doing the impossible and winning Best Picture '98 due to a $5M advertising/bribery campaign)
I know! I was suprised too
Because of her incredible frailty and beauty, Marilyn Monroe has to be one of the most analyzed persons in history.
How come she didnt had her Posthumous Honorary Oscar? She did a great impact in film industry.... we all know that some winning actors had passed but its Marilyn that is still living as Icon and symbol of hollywood industry...
And She didnt get a Posthumous Honorary Oscars? She is the most symbolic icon of movies. We may see Audrey, Katharine, Ingrid, Bette and Elizabeth. But Marilyn could top then in terms of iconic she was. And a symbol of Movies.
The she wears that dress is more interesting than this years entire oscar ceremony
Yea to hide his masculinity
In her autobiography she says she was frozen with fear and trembling!
why she didnt get a nomination for some like it hot?
@Oscars
Yeah you're right. I can't understand why she didn't get a nomination. This comedy is brilliant!
She always was so adorable. Such an icon!
*feels weird that people in the 40s/50s/60s actually existed, everything is so different*
Beautiful woman, sexy voice.
She couldn't wait to get off that stage....However, she looks absolutely beautiful x
She should have won the Oscar for BUS STOP.
Marylin Monroe: Truly a "CANDLE IN THE WIND"
Marliyn was such a gorgeous woman!
Wasn't she lovely...I was so sad when her death came over the news. I will never believe she took her own life.
nor i.
she didn't. some other twit did...Doc Greenson!
mime1926 Maybe it was Ralph Greenson..maybe it was Robert Kennedy...or maybe it was all of them: Robert, Ralph, Jack, Peter...
Bonnie White yes they were most likely all in on it
+Nema Khalil why did they murder her ? What aha she done to them men? And maybe her perosonality disorder could be their cause as well?
She was so sweet --which no women in Hollywood is today, nor will ever be.
Her only appearance at the Oscars
She looks absolutely stunning!!
The English language sounded so different back in the past, totally different from today
She did a wonderful job presenting the award :) I hope to see more gems like this, as I often have to repeat this phrase..."just when I think I've seen all there is to see of Marilyn Monroe." I'm hoping somebody can find and upload some of the documentaries that were listed in the book, The Unabridged Marilyn, Her Life from A to Z by Randall Riese. Thanks for uploading this :)
Her voice sounds deeper and less breathy here. It sounded more like Norma Jean I suppose since Marilyn was a character :)