Dec 11
'06
Previously unseen Marilyn photos released by 94 year-old photographer
'06
Written by Celebitchy
Posted in Marilyn Monroe, Photos
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- Zooey Deschanel on SNL [Pajiba]
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- Bruce Willis and his pregnant wife [INF Daily]
She really was amazingly beautiful.
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The headline picture is wonderful. Thanks forposting this.
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Yawn. Sorry, just find Blondes boring and overrated. Also, find the fascination with them racist. Aren’t Mondays fun?
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I’d say turn her into a brunette or a redhead and I’s still say the same thing. Her face is just gorgeous, sexy and pretty all at the same time!
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She’s a classic beauty, even though I do agree with Domidroid!
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Not saying she wasn’t beautiful, just more beautiful as Norma Jean, before Hollywood turned her into a bauble.
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There was a really sweet vulnerability about her. I agree with Domidroid…I liked her better as Norma Jean before everyone tried to mold her and make her into a product. She seemed so lost after that.
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Oops, misunderstood. I agree with that statement as well. Norma Jean is much better than here. I feel bad that she was so vulnerable and people turned her into something she was not. She suffered, unfortunately, for it.
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I see more than physical beauty in this woman. I see a woman who wanted all of her life to be loved and worked hard to get that…and failed. A tragedy. But a beautiful legacy. Her photos are all over my walls because she deserves to be remembered.
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