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This role got Marilyn favorable reviews by critics and was popular was the audiences.
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In the film, Monroe plays a "female fatale" who is plotting to kill her husband. While fliming her make-up artist noticed Marilyns stage fright (which would ultimately mark her behavior on film sets throughout her career). The reviews dwelled on her sexuality while noting that her acting was imperfect.
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The story portrays Monroes life in a sympathetic light with a picture of her smiling and a caption that read "Do I look happy? I should--for I was a child nobody wanted. A lonely girl with a dream--who awakened to find that dream come true. I am Marilyn Monroe. Read my Cinderella story."
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She starred in the comedy "We're Not Married!", and The drama "Don't Bother to Knock". "We're Not Married!" was decribed as "lightweight" while the reviews on "Don't Bother to Knock" were poor but Monroe arugued that this role contained some of her strongest dramatic acting.
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Her role as Lorelei Lee, a gold-digging show girl, required her to act, sing, and dance.
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Monroe recieved positive reviews for this film and the film doubled the costs of production. The films she acted in durring this period established her "dumb blonde" persona and contributed to her popularity.
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Monroe tells New York Times, "I want to grow and develop and play serious dramatic parts. My dramatic coach, Natasha Lytess, tells everybody I have a great soul, but so far nobody's interested in it."
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For two weeks she took a secondary role to DiMaggio saying "Marriage is my main career from now on"
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She later commented that the experience helped her overcome her fear of performing in front of large crowds.
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Joe was present durring the filming of The Seven Year Itch and was infurriated by the scene of Monroe's skirt blowing up in the wind. they returned to their home in California and avioded the press for two weeks until Marilyn announced that they had filed for divorce.
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She made a friendship with Milton after a photoshoot in 1953. She would tell him of her frustration with 20th Century Fox and said to him "I just want people to be happy to see me"
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