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Bill Mason while working for the Shell Motor Company's film unit assembled an impressive series of documentaries that trace the history of motor racing. The first film shows the early years as Panhards raced against Mercedes.
The German Kaiser showed up at the races. The French Grand Prix with Lancia, Fiat, Renault and Hotchkiss squaring off. Talbot races Delage at Brooklands. Accidents abound. George Boillot becomes a star. And Grand Prix racing attract huge crowds
What was Arthur Miller's marriage to Marilyn Monroe like?
She apparently saw a father figure in him and besides wanting to be loved and appreciated, also wanted him to help lift her out of the "dumb blonde" category. As the son of an immigrant, Miller probably saw himself gaining a lift in status too by marrying a beautiful all-American star. However, one day she peeped into his diary and saw to her mortification that he did think of her, at least sometimes, as a dumb and even irritating blonde. The marriage was collapsing even as Miller was working on Marilyn's finest film,
The Misfits.
He failed to write Marilyn out of his system with that project, though, and Marilyn figures kept reappearing in his subsequent works, none of which matched the quality of his pre-Marilyn writing.
So in the end, Miller and Monroe kind of shattered one another, or at least contributed to the shattering
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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Laszlo Willinger, c. 1948.[/caption]
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Marilyn in the movie Something's Got to Give (her last film)[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Lawrence Schiller on the set of Something’s Got to Give ~ 1962[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Laszlo Willinger.[/caption]
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MM in London, 1957[/caption]
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Marilyn supports the March of Dimes in January 1958.[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe, 1952[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe by Eve Arnold[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe carrying two dachshunds.[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe posing for River of No Return, 1954[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe, 1950s.[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe on Crutches and one High Heel[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe and Jack Benny during rehearsal for The Jack Benny Show, 1953[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe by Andre De Dienes[/caption]
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Marilyn Monroe in a funhouse mirror[/caption]
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