Something's Got To Give 1962 Marilyn Monroe, Dean Martin, Cyd Charisse, dir George Cukor
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- list of the songDirected by George Cukor Produced by Henry T. Weinstein Screenplay by Nunnally Johnson Walter Bernstein Based on A screenplay by Samuel and Bella Spewack Starring Marilyn Monroe Dean Martin Cyd Charisse Phil Silvers Music by Johnny Mercer Cinematography Franz Planer Leo Tover Edited by Tori Rodman Distributed by 20th Century Fox Release date 1962 Running time 37 min. Country United States Language English Something's Got to Give is an unfinished 1962 American feature film, directed by George Cukor for 20th Century Fox and starring Marilyn Monroe, Dean Martin and Cyd Charisse. A remake of My Favorite Wife (1940), a screwball comedy starring Irene Dunne and Cary Grant, it was Monroe's last work, but from the beginning its production was disrupted by her personal troubles, and after her death on August 4, 1962, the film was abandoned. Most of its completed footage remained unseen for many years.
20th Century Fox overhauled the entire production idea the following year with mostly new cast and crew and produced their My Favorite Wife remake, now titled Move Over, Darling (1963) and starring Doris Day, James Garner, and Polly Bergen.
credit of the song
Something's Gotta Give Frank Sinatra
Television Playhouse-JW Media Music
JW Media Music
Poolside Flag - Opus 1
Opus 1
Something's Got to Give (2008 Remastered Version)
Saxy Scampering-23697
Alan Paul Ett, BMI|William Ashford, BMI
Fred Astaire
Sequetoo
Robin Parry
Romance Travelogue-23697
Alan Paul Ett, BMI|William Ashford, BMI
My Favorite Sax
APM Music - Kosinus Production Music Library - Kosinus
This is GOLD. Thank you.
Anyone watching this can see that she had a very unique presence onscreen.
That pool scene is iconic! Only she could pull it off with class. Love how she turns and giggles! R.I.P Ms Monroe forever in our hearts 💋
I compared the Doris Day pool scene to this one and I definitely prefer the Marilyn version! She didn't need to look at a picture to remind her what her children looked like, that image was burned into her brain, that's why she was so bewildered over how much they had grown and how much she had missed!
That's okay to not see that as I classy. I personally do. Marilyn had a magic about her that was enigmatic and transcending to me. She was fearless. And she was so sharp. So organic. She had a childlike innocence about her but she wasn't vapid or trapped in her own myopic bubble. She was kind and thoughtful sensitive and beautiful and talented and smart. Strong. And she just so happened to be brilliant.
Iconic is an overused word.
Belle.marilyn beautiful.in swimmimg pool .and after.when she is ........
Incroyable.
Impossible imagine she s is gone.......artère.
Impossible.
Shr s so alive .so good autres sensitive.much more than beautiful........
Well you're entitled to your own opinion but I feel Marilyn pulls this scene off well without looking cheap or vulgar. She owns that pool scene completely & improvised it herself. Kat 14 it's only overused if you're using it to describe the no talent hacks of today like so many do but for someone like Marilyn Monroe it's the perfect word.
I can't be the only one who couldn't stop smiling when Marilyn appeared on screen.
I tend to smile with just a glance at one of the many Marilyn photos/paintings/magazines, etc. I have around my home.
Her scenes with Dean were great. It’s almost as if his laid back personality relaxed her and gave her confidence to play the scene in character without having to be “Marilyn”.
@Janitor Queen Geezus. Imagine being so miserable you talk shit about somebody who is dead.
It was the part that required her to be a Glamorous wife with two kids and not a whispering Dumb Blonde. Don't forget that essentially she was an actress ( One of the First Batch of Method Actresses and still has shares in the Lee Strasberg Actors' Studio In New York where it was said that though she was shy, Marilyn caused a great deal of distraction by her sheer presence)
Dean Martin and and Marlyn were good friends so I'm sure she felt comfortable with him.
@@kojoharrison630 I realize that not a lot of people know this but Marilyn or Norma Jean, I should say, used to stutter. The speech pathologist advised her to speak in more of a whispery tone bc it helped calm her nerves and therefore calm her stutter. I 've known ppl that stutter and talking softly does help Another thing that helps is singing! No one stutters when they sing but we can't go around singing all the time😆 Anyway, this calm and "whispery" way of speaking helped her with her stutter. I'm sure she also gained a lot of confidence when she became a 🌟! That would help anyone's confidence, I'm sure!!❣🥰 💓 you Marilyn!!!!!
@@kojoharrison630 I'm sorry, my reply was intended for the person above you, not you!! Sorry about that😉
It's sad that Marilyn Monroe died so young. I love this era. The furniture and the decor in the houses were so classy than it is today. The decor today is boring. I don't like everything being grey. It looks like a prison or it reminds mr of a casket. Their clothes were so classy too. I loved the way they dressed back then. I was born in the 60's , but I wish I could have lived like this. If I had the money I'd love to go back to this style of decor. Probably would have to find someone to make a lot of it especially the clothes. I love the decor in the 70's too. Maybe I'm just missing the past?
You are not alone Bonnie Brown if you miss the past. If I had a time machine I would go back in the fifties and sixties in a flash! The 21st century is such a big disappointment while the sixties were a time of hope...before they killed JFK and MLK.
As long as you were white, it looks so good. I meant missing the past...I grew up without racism, then moved to an area where it was prolific, and was shocked and saddened.
I love it too! I’m 63 and I’ve always known about Marilyn Monroe but I really never looked at her famous movies until now and I’m in love with her pure talent acting and singing and her stunning beauty! I will always love her now and I will tell my grand babies about this beautiful Icon of a woman. ❤️
@@katesun2957 My Mother in law, who happened to be black had this same type of furniture in her home in Harlem, NY in the 1980’s . It was beautiful too.
Omg I hate grey kitchens and grey sofas! Thank you! Now I don't feel alone in this opinion!
Hearing cut at the end of the final scene is one of the saddest things I've ever heard. I wish she was still alive.
Marilyn , beautiful for ever ! ❤
There has never been ANYONE like Marilyn. Depression and addiction weren't understood as well in those days. Her doctor over prescribed controlled drugs disgracefully. I remember her death. What a tragic loss. Rest In Peace dear Marilyn.
There were pills that she used to over dose that were found in her body that were not prescribed by her doctor. I agree with you in everything else but before you put all the blame on her doctor you should understand the whole truth.
@@kyliegardner4599 Those pills though, those sedative pills she was prescribed are mosty banned in the U.S and U.K. they're mostly used for euthanasia, which basically goes to show how strong they were and what it was doing to this poor girl. It's a wonder she lived past 30 with such consumption of drugs.
@@kyliegardner4599 And there was absolutely no medication found in her stomach, g.i. tract nor intestines! There were way too many strange facts surrounding her death! It was not suicide, many experts have determined.
@@lindal.d.s.5954 We cannot believe ANYTHING about the investigation into Marilyn Monroe's death, and that includes the autopsy. Everything else was faked or "fudged" to take heat off of the Kennedy brothers, (and to divert attention from their affairs with her), so how can we believe that she took 90 pills all at once? Nothing was legit with this investigation. That said, I do believe Marilyn accidentally overdosed by taking a slew of strong barbiturates and sedatives during the day of her death. (August 4th, 1962.) I think she took a lethal amount, (and the pills were much stronger then), throughout the day and evening, and everything just built up in her and caused her to stop breathing. Marilyn had terrible lungs and they could not handle the respiratory distress.
These days she'd be considered borderline personality . Abandonment issues, leading to attachment disorder, trust issues, anxiety & depression , mood swings etc. I don't know why Dr Greenson identified "flashes of schizophrenia" (in the widely respected book Goddess by A Summers). I'd like to know what that was based on as her pill addiction could have masked or misrepresented some of her issues. Her first husband also said she had a fear of leaving the house at one time, related to anxiety.
Remarkable woman, she knew her art perfectly well. Funny, that many people do not recognize her as one of the best actresses that ever lived and played in films.
She worked very hard at it. She wanted to be beautiful but that wasn't enough. She wanted to be great and she was/is.
I think it's fair to say she was the most iconic woman in film history, and what an adorable laugh she had. It's the champagne of laughs.
HAHAHAHA
@@petersorensen4396?
Fun fact : tippy was the name of Marilyn's first dog , when Marilyn was young and she was Norma Jean she had a dog who would walk her to school and play with her at recess ( she was very lonely ) so tippy was one of her only friends , sadly tippy was shot by a neighbor who accused the dog of rolling in his plants
Thank you so much for that important fact of Marilyn's life!🌹
Thats so sad .. i mean killing her only friend back then
Oh my gosh her life was so tragic from the start
This is more of a terrible fact than a fun one 😅
Poor Tippy! The hell with the plants!
✨🦋 She looks very beautiful in this movie. Her make up artist stated that this is the best Marilyn had ever looked. He even said she was in great shape. She went through so much during filming this.I wish that they continued it being that they redid her contract after firing her. 🥺
They did however have to heavily filter the camera
Yes but In GPB she was at her peak
she looks sadly sad and frail
poor thing
hard to watch
all her power is gone
poor darling
I love her real voice. What an amazing lady.
This voice was much more pleasant than the one she would use in the 50’s. That one sounded to child like, forced and “accented” in my opinion
Her own voice was so much nicer.. I had to rewind it because it was so nice to her her speak with her own voice ❤❤
After much negotiation, Fox rehired MM to finish "Something's Got to Give" at FIVE TIMES her original salary ($500,000). She was initially only going to be paid the bargain basement price of $100,000, from an old 1950s contract to do the movie. By contrast, Elizabeth Taylor was being paid $1,000,000 for filming "Cleopatra" at the same time. When they renegotiated her contract to finish the film, they also signed her to an additional two picture deal at $500,000 per film. She was successful in getting to choose the writer (rehiring Nunnally Johnson and firing Walter Bernstein, who wrote a horrible, unfunny script and actually hated Marilyn) and the director of her choice to finish the movie, so she defeated Hollywood for the second time in her career ... which is why she was shunned for an Academy Award by the Hollywood elite. She was punished for being savvy about her career. This was no dumb blonde.
True. No blond though, her natural hair is brunette
Marilyn Monroe was a wonderful actress and beautiful and unique and all that. She never delivered anything close to an academy award winning performance. Sorry. Maybe in the future she might have. I love her and find it so sad she didn't get her due as far as being smart instead of a dumb blonde.
@@susanmin8182 no no no that's when you're actually all wrong Marilyn Monroe's hair is naturally red only a true Marilyn Monroe's fan would know something like that you haven't read her timeline you have to look at her photos when she had red hair
What's the point of getting a bigger salary and two more movies when she was so unprofessional and difficult? She had been doing that for 10 years. No matter how savvy she was in anything - she always ruined everything, there was always something wrong with her. Marilyn was unprofessional and that was not Elizabeth Taylor's fault.
Elizabeth Taylor was also unprofessional and caused as many (if not more) problems on the set of "Cleopatra" as MM did on "SGTG". She would disappear for days and/or not report to the set at all, call in sick constantly, take hours and hours off because of her affair with Richard Burton, and continuously delay production. That was why "Cleopatra" almost bankrupted Fox, Both were difficult, but the end result was well worth the extra effort it took to make a film with these two ladies. @@decembrie23
I cant believe im just now seeing this! Suchhhh a good movie. Rest in peace marilyn.
+SuperCoral This movie isn't even finished..... It's so sad....
+Amber Lynn Martin This movie did get made, just not with this cast. The project with Dean, Marilyn and Cyd disbanded. The studio recast the film with Doris Day and James Garner and released it in 1963 renamed to _Move Over, Darling_. It's sad we didn't get to see this version of it, but I believe the Doris Day version ended up equally charming.
+abigguitar I think the Doris Day, James Garner version was a much better movie. You could sense a closer connected twosome. Besides both Day and Garner had wonderful exuberant personalities. So sad such a beautiful Marilyn was used over and over by Hollywood. Then murdered in spite by certain elites.
This is amazing, the way the small number of available scenes have been put together to form a very good shortened version of the film. It's obvious to me that the completed movie would have been very popular. Looking at the credits, this appears to have been taken from a much longer major programme looking at Marilyn Monroe. It would be great to see the whole thing.
Wish they had finished this film, these two together are great.
Dean got my Dad through the last months of life by watching his show.
Laughter,
Joy,
Dad was so Happy!
It would have been a wonderful film if it was finish. Marilyn could act well in my books.
My God she looked stunning , how can they say she looked bad ,,,, God bless her !!!!!!
Marilyn isn't using her breathy "dumb blonde" voice here. It's refreshing. She does look thinner than usual.
That’s not a “dumb blonde” voice you dipshit. A dumb blonde voice is the voice of a blonde that’s dumb, Marilyn was a highly intelligent woman!!!
@@Paris-jv8xo they never said Marilyn was dumb, but if you watch her earlier movies you'll notice she does play a stereotypical "dumb blonde" character in a few of them, especially when she played Lorelai in gentlemen prefer blondes
@@christiannightshade5886 I had read in a 1962 Life magazine article that Marilyn last interview was in. Marilyn said in the article that she was tired of playing one type of role and that she wanted to do more serious roles like Elizabeth Taylor had played
Good point, I agree, by all accounts she was sick of doing the dumb blonde voice too..But in those early days that was what the studio wanted from her. She never liked doing the 'dumb blonde' it's well documented. It is refreshing you're so right. Nice to see Marilyn entering another chapter of her life and career.....
@@christiannightshade5886 still a great movie though
She was spectacular looking here. 💔
What a shame this movie wasn’t completed. 😢
To all those wondering, this film was meant to be a remake of the 1940 screwball comedy, "My Favorite Wife" (starring Cary Grant & Irene Dunne). Sadly, after Marilyn died, 20th Century Fox canceled the film. A few years later, they released "Move Over, Darling" with Doris Day and James Garner.
The original was soooo good.
definitely the good old days. rip Mr Dean Martin and miss Marilyn monroe
She's absolutely pretty in this uncompleted film. The new 1960s beautiful Miss Monroe !
Marilyn was absolutely radiant in this. They mixed a special hair color for her so her hair would be so blonde that it appeared white. God love this woman.❤️💋👌🏻
This silly flick, and then she was gone, lost to us all. You will never grow old in our hearts Marilyn.
We miss you darling.
Hi 👋 how are you doing?
Marilyn Monroe: One of the most discussed actresses.Her life was itself a role that she played through different characters. Cuddly and playful like Britney Spears, yet she was intense as her difficult past.She gave herself easy, was misused, not knowing what she wanted and finally succumbed to her natural end. She remains, and will remain in halls of Hollywood. A personal view.
Wow! Those last seconds, when she jumps at "cut". Did me in. ;) I've only seen the widely broadcast pool scene, until now. Thank you for posting this.
Steve Allen, man of so many hats!
Marilyn was in much better shape here than in The Prince and The Showgirl. She was in her prime here! Gone but never forgotten 💔
She was the most beautiful in this movie ❤️😘
Yeah, she really was shockingly beautiful. Definitely one of the most gorgeous people I've ever seen.
@@dominos6576 hmmm no one ever got close
She was Absolutly beautiful. So glad this came up on my feed ! ❤️
When the director says cut we will lose Marilyn FOREVER
Very interesting this endless end. And the life. Enough a Moment passed away. Rest In Peace Dear Marilyn. Missing so much.
My gosh I am so grateful to be able to see this I didn’t think that it was possible for anyone to see this on finished last film of Marilyn Monroe. I’ve only seen photos steals in the past or partial clips.
Thank you so much for sharing
I was born in late 1962 after she had died. RIP That Gorgeous Blonde.
Not sure how many people realise that there are scenes that weren't filmed that would have gone in between some of these scenes so the plot would have been smoother.
MM is an absolute knockout. Incredible.
This scene with Marilyn and the kids its so so cute , and u make me cry.
Marilyn Monroe was at the top of her game - NO MATTER WHAT THE PRESS PRINTED - she was in the best shape of her life and that face is proof -
She was pure radiant on the screen , it’s not something someone can conjure or manufacture- it just exist within her - yes she had her demons - we all do - but one thing you cannot say is raw talent that exudes from every pore -
No one will ever compare and I wish they would stop trying !!
This is quite good. I had always heard there wasn't much usable footage.
It had kind of a Parent Trap feel to it when Marilyn met her kids.
Marilyn’s iconic white eyeshadow was developed just for her by her makeup artist Allan ‘Whitey’ Snyder. Snyder also developed ‘Lip Contouring.’ Very talented and interesting man. He also did her makeup for her funeral. 💜
Marilyn... Surreal magnetism and natural talent
Not even the endless music can make up for an awful script.
But Marilyn is fantastic. And beautiful.
It looked to be a simple movie, almost formulaic. MM had only agreed to do it to fulfill her obligation to Fox for two more films on her old 1955 studio contract. She did, however, care about the QUALITY of the movie to the extent that she could exert even minimal control over it, and was disgusted by the fact that the script (along with the screenwriters) changed on a head spinning basis, and she often had to spend sleepless nights memorizing altered scenes to those that she had already memorized due to a new scriptwriter being hired. The altered scenes of the script were often sent to her home the night before filming, and she found them to not be at all witty or comical, especially those written by Walter Bernstein. The script did not even have an ENDING during the time of filming. Add to that the fact that she was seriously ill, and you have a recipe for disaster. Her fever was 102 degrees throughout filming and she suffered from a serious case of sinusitis. The studios OWN doctor stated that filming should be postponed for one month in order to allow time for Marilyn to recover from her illness. But the studio was heartless, ignored the doctors diagnosis, and insisted that MM report for work each day, despite her illness. The result was having a seriously ill woman on their hands.
The Doris Day Janes Garner version is my favorite. I love Marilyn Monroe and Dean Martin too. The casting is wonderful in both versions.
The original with Cary Grant was sooooo much better.
@@getreal4real169 Cary Grant and Irene Dunne...he did 3 iconic, delightful films with her and was his top leading lady after Kate Hepburn whom he paired with four times (and really made her shine and look beautiful internally as well as externally before Spencer Tracey ruined her looks and aged hee fast and hard).
It was shame she didn't complete this lovely heart-warming film 😢 💔 😞 maz was fabulous actress beautiful talented gifted lovely lady..sweet voice.epitome of femininity.pool scene is absoluty iconic Memorable icon..of golden years of Hollywood
Hi how are you doing?
Her facial expressions are so beautiful
Gorgeous eyes
We did not deserve Marilyn. She was a blessing on us!
Merci pour ce film.
C est troublant la dernière seconde quand Maryline terminé sa scène son visage se défait en 30 secondes.
Hommage à cette très belle actrice❤️
I wish she could’ve finished this film😍 also love the home in this movie... Decor and clothing were so much more beautiful and classy back then 💋👗👠🍸🏡📺📽
The home was an EXACT replica of director George Cukor's home. Exact!!
the judge is the same guy who was in Breakfast at Tiffany's who worked at Tiffany's and who said he didn't know they still had gifts in the crackerjack boxes...
John McGiver....Edgar Buchanan had the role in MOVE OVER, DARLING.
The ending to this gave me shivers… Marilyn will forever live on in our hearts ♥️✨
she didn't seem to be herself in this movie at all, and it just faltered so bad in the final scene. you can see the pain of it on her face. she truly was usually wonderful in her roles, beautiful AND talented, and women loved her onscreen as well as men. The Seven Year Itch or Niagara are good examples i think of her at her best, and there are many other fine examples. Her beauty and determination and some luck got her to where she was, but i think that combined with that, her acting ability, her comedic and dramatic timing, and her usually portrayed sweetness and innocence on camera were what really put her on top. Too bad all of the talk and p.r. was always focusing on the sex image, and not giving much credit to all the charming rest, which were probably more reflections of her real life self and i think what truly made her stand out from the other sex symbols of that time. I always wondered if she knew that so many people appreciated that part of her too - that it wasn't just leering and drooling out there all the time, which of course would have naturally faded with time - but true appreciation of her acting ability. I think that maybe if she had known that, she might have been happier. Also, everything I've heard about her leans towards her being a smart woman who helped create her own image, so i also think it's a shame that sometimes the men in her life wanted to marry a sex symbol and then didn't want her to be one. Even back then, why not love and support her for the person she is, and let her do her own thing with her career? Then later, when she sang Happy Birthday to President Kennedy, it seemed sad to me even then, like a masochistic cry for help from someone who was being swallowed up by a bad version of her own image. Of course if she were really in affairs with the Kennedys, she probably was sad enough over the hopelessness of that alone. no one really knows what she thought or felt except maybe her husbands or a best friend, but her film work and well-publicized story just makes a lot of us wonder. I think she had some happiness while she was here, its just a shame she wasn't here longer to maybe find more.
Beautifully said.
Very well stated!
You did a good job in this movie.
Mamma mia....sarebbe stato un film formidabile!!!!! Ormai alle spalle abbiamo gli anni '50....e con questo film (+ the misfits) eravamo dentro agli anni '60: il trucco, i capelli, le musiche?! Insomma...stupendi gli anni 50 con Marilyn ma sono sicura che una grossa fetta di grande cinema se ne sia andato con Marilyn.
Early 60s fluff. Hardly surprising Doris Day and James Garner eventually remade it; right up their alley. Didn’t realize even this much footage existed.
You hit the nail on the head, this is fluff.
Me neither. Great to see
At 35:27 I got seriously emo...my first thought was, "That's it? Why does that hafta be it?"
Yes, I've seen this before, an' knew that was the end of the completed footage...an' yes, I know perfectly well why the film itself was never completed. On that note, I am forever proud o' Deansy for stickin' ta his guns, an' refusin' ta go on with the film after Marilyn was let go. Rest in peace ta the both o' them, an' ta George Cukor.
Why are you typing as if you are from a different era.
Life is Your Restaurant Force o' habit, pally...I tend ta "speak" in slanguage heavily influenced by my love o' The Rat Pack.
Dena Dixon Loved the Rat Pack (:
@@fever_spike hi sweetheart
It makes me sad that some people at the time couldn't see just how special she was. Although I know she was a flawed human being as we are all- she was luminous here, as she always was.
Happy Birthday 95th Marilyn.
From 7.00 till 11.00 that's Marilyn Monroe's radiance and character in a nutshell.
Carey Grant, James Garner, Dean Martin/Irene Dunne ,Doris Day Marylin Monroe/ My Favorite Wife, Move over Darling, Somethings got to Give. Same movie different cast of characters
Marilyn is wonderful !!
Marilyn is absolutely luminous
Marilyn Monroe maravilhosa ❤
Cyd Charisse is gorgeous n one of the best dancers EVER in the Hollywood Glamour Era!! She holds her own in this movie. Of course, the STAR is elegant, beautiful, magnificent, sensuous, sensitive, talented magnificent Marilyn Monroe!!! She outshined most of her costars naturally, no direct purpose on her part. That is just the chemistry she exuded as it was inherent in her persona!!! I shall ALWAYS Love n Revere her!!! When I was younger, in my 30's, my nickname was "little Marilyn", as I was an entertainer in Michigan. It was a fabulous honor to be deemed anything CLOSE to Marilyn Monroe, whose persona n style I studied n incorporated into MY Persona!!! RIP Madame Marilyn!!!
This movie release in 60s
..when I not born yet.evergreen movie forever. I'm really sure all this actor and actress are gone. Leaving for us sweet memory only forever..
Questo è il film che non ha potuto finire, perché si è lasciata andare, nessuno l'ha amata come lei avrebbe voluto: peccato!!! Rimane la più bella di sempre: un MITO!!! MARYLIN FOREVER.....❤😢
Monroe was like a fine wine, only looks better with age.
SHE'S ONLY IN HER 30'S DUDE...OMG!
35:16 Perfect Ending to remember her life
A similar movie was made out of this called MOVE OVER DARLING........starring Doris Day, Polly Bergen n James Gardner...1963. Basically the same script.
I need to track down this house and live in it
I just realized this was the original “Move over darling” movie - I love that movie
Marilyn? The perfection made woman! And what a beautiful actress, singer and lover! Too delicate , too feminin and talented in a world rooled by the men!!! No other than Marilyne ... She's in the Heart of so many... generation after generation.... She wrote beautiful poems....she was just Love...🤍💜💙💚💛🧡❤️
No worries !
@@franklinstephen3268 no worries!
@@franklinstephen3268 from France!
@@franklinstephen3268 falling apart!!!!
@@franklinstephen3268 never... I've travelled through Europe, India, North Africa but USA never
I wish they'd finished this movie. Even with what was shot it's a cute romantic comedy. It would have been box office gold. Love Dean Martin!
Jill Gross
This is an absolutely delightful movie. I think the studio lost its mind when it decided to cancel this. Marilyn had a sinus infection, and it looks to me like she worked through it 2 a superb performance.
Brava !
They had no choice but to abandon the film if the star died. That being said they lost a lot of time when the initially fired Marilyn Monroe
This was going to be a remake of "My Favorite Wife" 1940. Cary Grant, Irene Dunne, and Gail Patrick. All the character names are the same and Randolph Scott played "Adam". It's a silly premise but it's a funny movie. Check it out.
She always wanted children 👶 and kept losing them I’m so glad 🙂 that dean martin wouldn’t do the movie 🎥 with out her made they Rest In Peace ☮️
I'm so sure a husband who sees his 'dead' wife suddenly appear would act so calmly. Especially one as beautiful as Marilyn. I would hope the husband would be overjoyed to see the woman he loved so much , the woman of his children still alive and well. He seems inconvenienced instead.
Mariyn was luminous. It's too bad she was never able to complete this movie, it would have been a hit.
This is the best MM movie I've seen. Too bad they didn't finish it
They should finish this movie for posterity..as a tribute to her memory.
O bucurie să văd acest film, acești actori (toate filmele din acea perioadă de timp)
Marilyn Monroe looks so beautyful, perfect.....
best looking Woman ever
Hi how are you doing?
a young and dashing Steve Allen is also in this movie. Also the infamous and extremely talented comedy writer and comedian - Phil Silvers (show of shows - which included Dick Van Dyke as one of its writers and was the model for the Dick Van Dyke show) -- so many amazing cameos.
And Wally Cox...
Sid Caeser was the star of "Your Show of Shows" and Carl Reiner was one of the writers, which inspired him to create "The Dick Van Dyke" show. Phil Silvers was "Sgt Bilko" on "The Phil Silvers Show".
I watch this video every day, so sad because I haven't finished ... the costumes were so beautiful you can see from the tests , she would wear a long hair in the island scene 🏝
She’s even better without the breathy blonde voice. She was very good in Don’t Bother to Knock. The next stage of her career could’ve been great.
Too bad Marilyn died and never had children of her own. She was a great actress and i believe she would have been a wonderful mother.
love this old movie. shame some things were taken out in this video. anyway, thanks for sharing.
J adore Dean Martin acteur et chanteur ❤
Mariah Carey payed tribute to Ms. Monroe in her "Dont Forget About Us" video at the pool.
Probably our sexiest movie star and apparently extremely intelligent ,but, not in my judgement, a particularly gifted actor.
The nude swimming scenes were a sensation in 1962. They knocked Elizabeth Taylor who was filming Cleopatra out of the headlines which was Marilyn's intention. Marilyn had called in sick the day Dean Martin did the scene looking out the window over the pool. He did the scene without her on the set. Marilyn made the cover of "Look" magazine with the stills from the nude swimming scene. Those stills made the covers of countless other magazines including "Photoplay" magazine. It was quite the buzz until her suicide put a damper on things.
Elizabeth Taylor also had a nude scene or two in Cleopatra.
Wonderful ❤❤
I may be in the minority or not but I think Marilyn was actually at her most beautiful here.
Thank you very much...
I am surprised by this, because I have only seen the swimming pool scene before now. But in watching this unfinished footage, I'm not surprised in the delays because honestly, I feel that if completed, it would have been a pleasant comeback vehicle for Marilyn but only that, something I'm certain she could see for herself, & not something she really wanted after yearning to be taken seriously as an actress. But she realized she needed box office clout again, & reluctantly agreed to return after she had been fired, if Cukor was replaced.
how much women suffer at the hands and ideas of sexist men. i mean the producers, etc...she is beautiful. talented and a wonderful woman...but made into this dumb, sexual toy to fullfill men's fantasies....so sad that she had to suffer through all this. And she was painfully thin too...just after a gallbladder operation....how much she must have personally struggeled.....Rest in Peace, Marllyn
She had creative control....
No, she didn't. Fox was punishing her for being under contract to do a certain # of films for them to satisfy her "slave" contract of $100,000.00 a film, while Elizabeth Taylor was being paid $1,000,000.00 to film "Cleopatra". So sad.... This was not done under Marilyn Monroe Productions, as "Bus Stop" and "Prince and the Shpowgirl" were....it was strictly a Fox film, under Fox doctrine, Fox rules, Fox guidelines...and they put her through hell for it to punish her for forming her own production company.
DUH! Nobody forced her to sign that contract. It was her choice to sign it.
Nope there was no sexism. To be fair, she was a little dumb too.
I am the way She did that to herself, she always loved mens attention. And always had to breasts and butt out.