This biography pulls from more than 150 interviews and 35,000 pages of previously sealed files, including Monroe’s diaries, letters, and other personal documents. #3 – Marilyn Monroe: The Biography Donald Spoto He handles her death with grace, leaning toward a suicide verdict, carefully negating other reports. Guiles treats Marilyn’s decline with objectivity as he covers her tardiness to work or appointments, her drug dependence and occasional fits of anger. It has been praised for its in-depth look into a confusing, tragic life especially since Marilyn often embellished her past. This is the biography that most other authors of Marilyn Monroe books use as a reference and guide. #2 – Legend: The Life and Death of Marilyn Monroe Fred Lawrence Guiles In this intimate account of a very public life, she tells of her first (non-consensual) sexual experience, her romance with the Yankee Clipper, and her prescient vision of herself as “the kind of girl they found dead in the hall bedroom with an empty bottle of sleeping pills in her hand.” The Marilyn in these pages is a revelation: a gifted, intelligent, vulnerable woman who was far more complex than the unwitting sex siren she portrayed on screen. The autobiography recounts her childhood as an unwanted child, her early adolescence, her rise in the film industry from bit player to celebrity, and her marriage to Joe DiMaggio. This was written at the height of Monroe’s her fame but not published until more than a decade after her death. Here are 30 great books about all aspects of the movie icon’s amazing life and mysterious death #1- My Story Marilyn Monroe Her lovers included the equally charismatic President John F.
Her husbands included baseball great Joe Dimaggio, and writer/intellectual Arthur Miller. She was the blonde bombshell who was both sultry and funny. A product of abuse and foster homes, Norma Jeane Baker carefully created and cultivated Marilyn Monroe, the definition of sexiness, beauty and Hollywood intrigue. A half century after her death, she remains an icon.
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