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Marilyn Monroe

Remembering Marilyn Monroe: Her life in photos

USA TODAY
June 1, 2016Updated Sept. 27, 2022, 11:38 a.m. ET
A new Netflix movie casts Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe in " Blonde. " A look back at the Hollywood icon ' s life in photos.
A new Netflix movie casts Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe in "Blonde." A look back at the Hollywood icon's life in photos.
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Marilyn Monroe ... scene from The Seven Year Itch  --- DATE TAKEN: Unavailable ORG XMIT: UT84845
Marilyn Monroe ... scene from The Seven Year Itch --- DATE TAKEN: Unavailable ORG XMIT: UT84845
Warner Bros
This photograph released by the Brooklyn Museum of Art, titled "Marilyn on the Beach, 1949," is part of a show opening at the museum Friday, Nov. 12, 2004.   The picture by an unknown photographer is one of more than 200 Marilyn Monroe pictures from 39 photographers - including luminaries such as Richard Avedon, Gordon Parks, Robert Frank and Andy Warhol - in the museum's new exhibit, "I Want to Be Loved by You: Photographs of Marilyn Monroe."  (AP Photo/Brooklyn Museum of Art) ORG XMIT: NYR112
This photograph released by the Brooklyn Museum of Art, titled "Marilyn on the Beach, 1949," is part of a show opening at the museum Friday, Nov. 12, 2004. The picture by an unknown photographer is one of more than 200 Marilyn Monroe pictures from 39 photographers - including luminaries such as Richard Avedon, Gordon Parks, Robert Frank and Andy Warhol - in the museum's new exhibit, "I Want to Be Loved by You: Photographs of Marilyn Monroe." (AP Photo/Brooklyn Museum of Art) ORG XMIT: NYR112
AP
Marilyn Monroe in Let's make it Legal in 1951 --- DATE TAKEN: Unavailable  No Byline   Twentieth Century Fox , Source: library       HO      - handout   ORG XMIT: ZX35006
Marilyn Monroe in Let's make it Legal in 1951 --- DATE TAKEN: Unavailable No Byline Twentieth Century Fox , Source: library HO - handout ORG XMIT: ZX35006
Twentieth Century Fox
Cary Grant and Marilyn Monroe in a scene from the 1952 motion picture 'Monkey Business.'
Cary Grant and Marilyn Monroe in a scene from the 1952 motion picture 'Monkey Business.'
FILE
This photograph released by the Brooklyn Museum of Art, titled "Marilyn Monroe, 1953"  is part of show opening at the museum Friday, Nov. 12, 2004.   The black and white photograph by Gene Kornman is one of more than 200 Monroe pictures from 39 photographers - including luminaries such as Richard Avedon, Gordon Parks, Robert Frank and Andy Warhol - in the museum's new exhibit, "I Want to Be Loved by You: Photographs of Marilyn Monroe."  (AP Photo/Brooklyn Museum of Art, Gene Kornman) ORG XMIT: NYR111
This photograph released by the Brooklyn Museum of Art, titled "Marilyn Monroe, 1953" is part of show opening at the museum Friday, Nov. 12, 2004. The black and white photograph by Gene Kornman is one of more than 200 Monroe pictures from 39 photographers - including luminaries such as Richard Avedon, Gordon Parks, Robert Frank and Andy Warhol - in the museum's new exhibit, "I Want to Be Loved by You: Photographs of Marilyn Monroe." (AP Photo/Brooklyn Museum of Art, Gene Kornman) ORG XMIT: NYR111
GENE KORNMAN, AP
date taken:  unknown --- photo of Marilyn Monroe from book titled  Marilyn , Her life in her own words  written and photographed by George Barris. ORG XMIT: UT5891
date taken: unknown --- photo of Marilyn Monroe from book titled Marilyn , Her life in her own words written and photographed by George Barris. ORG XMIT: UT5891
GEORGE BARRIS
DATE TAKEN: unknown --- photo of Marilyn Monroe from book titled  Marilyn , Her life in her own words  written and photographed by George Barris. ORG XMIT: UT5890
DATE TAKEN: unknown --- photo of Marilyn Monroe from book titled Marilyn , Her life in her own words written and photographed by George Barris. ORG XMIT: UT5890
GEORGE BARRIS
Lawrence Olivier and Marilyn Monroe in a scene from 'The Prince and the Showgirl.'
Lawrence Olivier and Marilyn Monroe in a scene from 'The Prince and the Showgirl.'
WARNER BROS.
This photograph  released by the Brooklyn Museum of Art, titled "Norma Jeane"  is part of a show opening at the museum Friday,  Nov. 12, 2004.   The 1940s-50s photograph by Laszlo Willinger is one of more than 200 Marilyn Monroe pictures from 39 photographers - including luminaries such as Richard Avedon, Gordon Parks, Robert Frank and Andy Warhol - in the museum's new exhibit, "I Want to Be Loved by You: Photographs of Marilyn Monroe."  (AP Photo/Brooklyn Museum of Art,  Laszlo Willinger) ORG XMIT: NYR113
This photograph released by the Brooklyn Museum of Art, titled "Norma Jeane" is part of a show opening at the museum Friday, Nov. 12, 2004. The 1940s-50s photograph by Laszlo Willinger is one of more than 200 Marilyn Monroe pictures from 39 photographers - including luminaries such as Richard Avedon, Gordon Parks, Robert Frank and Andy Warhol - in the museum's new exhibit, "I Want to Be Loved by You: Photographs of Marilyn Monroe." (AP Photo/Brooklyn Museum of Art, Laszlo Willinger) ORG XMIT: NYR113
LAZLO WILLINGER, AP
Fifty years ago today, a 22-year-old starlet named Marilyn Monroe was crowned California Artichoke Queen by local growers in Salinas, California, while she reigned over a diamond ring promotion. In tribute to the star and this golden moment in history, Chasen's restaurant in Beverly Hills, California, one of Marilyn's favorite haunts, is premiering a new dish aptly named "The Monroe." Contact Christine Bartholomew, Edelman Public Relations, 415-433-5381 x222. () ORG XMIT: PRN1
Fifty years ago today, a 22-year-old starlet named Marilyn Monroe was crowned California Artichoke Queen by local growers in Salinas, California, while she reigned over a diamond ring promotion. In tribute to the star and this golden moment in history, Chasen's restaurant in Beverly Hills, California, one of Marilyn's favorite haunts, is premiering a new dish aptly named "The Monroe." Contact Christine Bartholomew, Edelman Public Relations, 415-433-5381 x222. () ORG XMIT: PRN1
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Tony Curtis and Marilyn Monroe in a scene from 'Some Like it Hot.'
Tony Curtis and Marilyn Monroe in a scene from 'Some Like it Hot.'
UNITED ARTISTS
Marilyn Monroe walks on the beach at the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego in 1958, during the filming of "Some Like It Hot."
Marilyn Monroe walks on the beach at the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego in 1958, during the filming of "Some Like It Hot."
NONE, GNS
(L-R) Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable in a scene from the motion picture The Misfits. --- DATE TAKEN: rec'd 03/06  No Byline   MGM Home  Entertainment        HO      - handout   ORG XMIT: ZX46356
(L-R) Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable in a scene from the motion picture The Misfits. --- DATE TAKEN: rec'd 03/06 No Byline MGM Home Entertainment HO - handout ORG XMIT: ZX46356
MGM Home Entertainment
This is Marilyn Monroe in a publicity still from Crazy About the Movies: Marilyn Monroe - Beyond the Legend on Cinemax. --- DATE TAKEN: Unavailable  No Byline   Cinemax , Source: library       HO      - handout   ORG XMIT: ZX35017
This is Marilyn Monroe in a publicity still from Crazy About the Movies: Marilyn Monroe - Beyond the Legend on Cinemax. --- DATE TAKEN: Unavailable No Byline Cinemax , Source: library HO - handout ORG XMIT: ZX35017
Cinemax
Richard Allen and Marilyn Monroe in a scene from the motion picture Niagara. 1953. --- DATE TAKEN: rec'd 02/05  No Byline   Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment        UNL    - unlimited reuse   ORG XMIT: ZX32018
Richard Allen and Marilyn Monroe in a scene from the motion picture Niagara. 1953. --- DATE TAKEN: rec'd 02/05 No Byline Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment UNL - unlimited reuse ORG XMIT: ZX32018
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1958:  (FILE PHOTO)  American playwright Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe attend the first night of one of his plays, 'A View From The Bridge' in 1958. Miller, 89, died of congestive heart failure at his home in Roxbury, Connecticut.    (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) ORG XMIT: 51917183 GTY ID:  95e32/huch/1339/hn0334
1958: (FILE PHOTO) American playwright Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe attend the first night of one of his plays, 'A View From The Bridge' in 1958. Miller, 89, died of congestive heart failure at his home in Roxbury, Connecticut. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) ORG XMIT: 51917183 GTY ID: 95e32/huch/1339/hn0334
Hulton Archive, Getty Images
(Files) Picture dated 11 October 1956, showing actress Marilyn Monroe (L) and her husband, writer Arthur Miller, at the Comedy Theatre in London as they are waiting first night of Miller's new play, "A View from the Bridge". It was reported 11 February 2005, that Miller has died at age 89. His assistant Julia Bolus did not give cause of death. His plays, with their strong emphasis  on family, morality and personal responsibility, spoke to the growing fragmentation of American society. Miller's career was marked by early success. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for "Death of a Salesman" in 1949, when he was just 33 years old. His marriage to screen star Marilyn Monroe in 1956 further catapulted the playwright to fame, though that was publicity he said he never pursued.  AFP PHOTO ORG XMIT: PRI109
(Files) Picture dated 11 October 1956, showing actress Marilyn Monroe (L) and her husband, writer Arthur Miller, at the Comedy Theatre in London as they are waiting first night of Miller's new play, "A View from the Bridge". It was reported 11 February 2005, that Miller has died at age 89. His assistant Julia Bolus did not give cause of death. His plays, with their strong emphasis on family, morality and personal responsibility, spoke to the growing fragmentation of American society. Miller's career was marked by early success. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for "Death of a Salesman" in 1949, when he was just 33 years old. His marriage to screen star Marilyn Monroe in 1956 further catapulted the playwright to fame, though that was publicity he said he never pursued. AFP PHOTO ORG XMIT: PRI109
AFP
Marilyn Monroe in a scene from the motion picture 'Niagara.'
Marilyn Monroe in a scene from the motion picture 'Niagara.'
TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX
The December 1953 cover for Playboy Magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe.
The December 1953 cover for Playboy Magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe.
PLAYBOY
A 1959 file photo from the movie "Some Like It Hot"  with Jack Lemmon (R), Marilyn Monroe and Tony Curtis (L).
A 1959 file photo from the movie "Some Like It Hot" with Jack Lemmon (R), Marilyn Monroe and Tony Curtis (L).
UNITED ARTISTS, AFP
Marilyn Monroe's stamp.
Marilyn Monroe's stamp.
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