Marilyn

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Although she had a firm offer for the lead, Michelle Williams told director Simon Curtis she wanted [...]	D
Colin's car is a 1934 or 1935 MG PA Midget.	D
Producer David Parfitt told in 2018 that he was verbally assaulted and manhandled by producer Harvey [...]	D
According to executive producer and director Simon Curtis on his DVD commentary, Dame Judi Dench was [...]	D
The film takes place from July to October 1956.	D
When Michelle Williams was a kid, she had a poster of Marilyn Monroe on her bedroom wall that she st [...]	D
James Jagger was considered for the role of Colin Clark.	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh's and Emma Watson's first movie together since Harry Potter and the Chamber of S [...]	D
Scarlett Johansson was approached for the part of Marilyn Monroe in 2009, but turned it down, thinki [...]	D
Kenneth Branagh received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Laure [...]	D
This was Emma Watson's first R-rated film.	D
Michelle Williams was nominated for a Best Actress Academy Award (Oscar) for her starring role playi [...]	D
Each morning began with Michelle Williams and Kenneth Branagh spending three to four hours with the [...]	D
Based on two books by Colin Clark: "The Prince, The Showgirl and Me", published in 1995; and "My Wee [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh was 51 when this film was released, a year older than Sir Laurence Olivier was w [...]	D
Michelle Williams' Best Actress Academy Award nomination was her second consecutive nomination in th [...]	D
Emma Watson wore a wig during filming, since her pixie cut at the time wasn't in style during the 19 [...]	D
Harvey Weinstein insisted on shooting the musical numbers after being disappointed with a test scree [...]	D
After Marilyn Monroe (Michelle Williams) storms off the set when Sir Laurence Olivier (Sir Kenneth B [...]	D
Michelle Williams won a Golden Globe for Best Actress - Comedy or Musical in 2012 for her performanc [...]	D
Emma Watson's first movie after the Harry Potter film franchise.	D
As a low-budget project, the cast and crew kept being bumped off the stages at Pinewood, which was a [...]	D
The idea for the movie began around 2003 after director Simon Curtis read two books by the late Coli [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh played Sir Laurence Olivier in this movie. Branagh and Olivier acted in or direc [...]	D
Catherine Zeta-Jones was approached to play Vivien Leigh, but declined in favor of spending time wit [...]	D
There is a scene in which Colin Clark (Eddie Redmayne) takes Marilyn Monroe (Michelle Williams) arou [...]	D
Director Simon Curtis told HuffPost that watching Michelle Williams' performance as Marilyn evolve o [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh, Emma Watson, ZoÃ« Wanamaker, Geraldine Somerville, and Toby Jones appeared in [...]	D
When Colin first drives onto the Pinewood lot, we see an actor coming out of a soundstage and acting [...]	D
Emma Watson portrayed Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter film franchise, and Eddie Redmayne portra [...]	D
The reenactments scenes from Il principe e la ballerina (1957) were filmed on the same Pinewood soun [...]	D
For Michelle Williams, the movie's toughest scene was the one where Marilyn goes off with Clark on a [...]	D
Arthur P. Jacobs (Toby Jones), Marilyn Monroe's then publicist, later became well known as the produ [...]	D
At the beginning of the movie, just as Colin's voice-over states he was going to "join the circus", [...]	D
Six actors who appeared in the film have appeared in different J.K. Rowling wizardry movies: Sir Ken [...]	D
Derek Jacobi (Sir Owen Morshead) worked with Laurence Olivier in Otello (1965) and Three Sisters (19 [...]	D
Michelle Williams gained a little weight to approximate Marilyn Monroe's signature curves, but it ju [...]	D
At Lawrence Olivier's office on the second visit, the exact letters typed by the secretary are ITJTI [...]	D
The notebook in which Arthur Miller (Dougray Scott) has written, and over which Marilyn Monroe (Mich [...]	D
Ian Murray is the standby rigger for the film. His adopted grandfather, Jack Thompson, was the stand [...]	D
Michelle Williams told The Hollywood Reporter about this movie: "This isn't a biopic. Marilyn is jus [...]	D
This movie offers an excessively romanticized and sentimental account of Colin Clark's relationship [...]	D
Colin Clark (1932-2002) was the younger brother of the far-right British Conservative Party MP Alan [...]	D
Kate Hudson and Amy Adams were considered for the role of Marilyn Monroe.	D
Judi Dench, who portrayed Sybil Thorndike, met Thorndike several times in real life. The first time [...]	D
Michelle Williams rehearsed the dance scenes every day for six weeks.	D
The cast includes three Oscar winners: Sir Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench, Eddie Redmayne, and one nomi [...]	D
Michelle Williams was nominated for a BAFTA Best Actress Award for playing Marilyn Monroe during the [...]	D

Connessioni

2012 Golden Globe Awards	D
Bad Movie Beatdown: Review of 2011	D
EdiciÃ³n Especial Coleccionista: Las amistades peligrosas	D
The EE British Academy Film Awards	D
Follie dell'anno	D
Riccardo III	D
The 84th Annual Academy Awards	D
The IMDb Show: Take 5 With Jessica Szohr	D
Maltin on Movies: 21 Jump Street	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movies That Could Have Starred Scarlett Johansson	D
Cash Trapped: Episode #2.19	D
The View: Sally Field/12 Days of Holidays	D
Maltin on Movies: Awards Special 2012	D
My Week with Marilyn: The Untold Story of an American Icon	D
18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards	D
WatchMojoUK: Top 10 Emma Watson Performances	D
Addio, mr. Chips!	D
Maltin on Movies: The Muppets	D

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Greene tells Colin that he and Marilyn had an affair. This claim was made years after Marilyn and Gr [...]	D
On the label of one of the medicine bottles next to Marilyn's bed, the branded barbiturate Tuinal is [...]	D
A frustrated Olivier tells Colin that he should have cast Vivien to play Elsie instead of Marilyn. M [...]	D
In the sign on the Dog & Duck, the word "accommodation" is incorrectly spelled.	D
In a scene of dialogue between Laurence Olivier and Colin Clark in Olivier's dressing room, shots of [...]	D
The Union man tells Colin that Marilyn will need a bodyguard. Scotland Yard assigned a bodyguard to [...]	D
In the closing credits, the word "Love" in the title of the song "When Love Goes Wrong (Nothing Goes [...]	D
The beauty spot on Marilyn's face is missing in one scene and moves from the left to the right side [...]	D
Around the 1 hour 17 min. mark, two close-ups reveal medication bottles next to Marylin's bed. The n [...]	D
In addition to the continuity error about the anamorphic lens seen in the preview theatre two differ [...]	D
In the opening sequence, Marilyn appears singing "Heat Wave" on the screen of a movie theater. She s [...]	D
On Colin and Lucy's first date, when they're dancing at the nightclub, one shot is mirrored, as can [...]	D
Greene tells Colin that he's known Marilyn for seven years. Greene and Marilyn met for the first tim [...]	D
In the screening room sequences, a close up of the projector lens reveals an anamorphic lens, which [...]	D

Frase

Sir Laurence Olivier: I tried my best to change he [...]	D
Roger Smith: Be careful not to get in too deep, so [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: What is Marilyn doing on the [...]	D
Dame Sybil Thorndike: I was on the picket lines in [...]	D
Colin Clark: It's agony because he's a great actor [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: All people ever see is Marilyn Mon [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: I can't do this. I can't. Paula S [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Little girls should be told how pr [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: What are you doing here? Co [...]	D
Sir Owen Morshead: These are by Leonardo Da Vinci. [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Don't be shy, Colin. It's nothing [...]	D
[first lines] Title Card: In 1956, at the height [...]	D
Colin Clark: I had everything to prove to my famil [...]	D
Milton Greene: When Marilyn gets it right you just [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: It's only a readthrough, Pau [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Oh, I didn't know it was so pretty [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: You in the union? Colin Cla [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Why is Sir Olivier so mean? He tal [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: [reciting while images of Ma [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Every time I walk into the studio [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Why do the people I love always le [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: I don't care if he fucks h [...]	D
Roger Smith: Marilyn's okay. She's taken some pill [...]	D
Milton Greene: Listen, kid, I've known Marilyn for [...]	D
Colin Clark: Everyone remembers their first job. T [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: I think directing a movie is [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Shall I be her?	D
Marilyn Monroe: Thank you for being on my side.	D
Arthur Miller: I can't work. I can't think. She's [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: Marilyn, my darling, you are [...]	D
Spectator: [Marilyn strikes a pose] Are you somebo [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: [singing in the bathtub] Light of [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Are you sure you can handle that? [...]	D
Dame Sybil Thorndike: She should use more mascara. [...]	D
Colin Clark: Marilyn, do one thing for me: Come to [...]	D
Dame Sybil Thorndike: This poor girl hasn't had yo [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: I hope you will all forgive me. It [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: Trying to teach Marilyn how [...]	D
Dame Sybil Thorndike: How exciting! Don't you love [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: She should be on time, like [...]	D
[last lines] Colin Clark: Here's what I remember [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Forgive my horrible face.	D
Marilyn Monroe: [singing] I found a dream, Laying [...]	D
Dame Sybil Thorndike: First love is such sweet des [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: Remember boy, when it comes [...]	D
Lucy: [Colin starts to unbutton her blouse] Wait a [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: I have something in my eye.	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: Why not simply rely on your [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Don't forget me. Colin Clark: As [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: She's quite wonderful. No tr [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: Christ! Pills to sleep, pill [...]	D
Colin Clark: We have today, anyway. We have one da [...]	D
Paula Strasberg: We're talking about the differenc [...]	D
Colin Clark: [voiceover] Alfred Hitchcock, Orson W [...]	D
Sir Owen Morshead: The Queen is sorry to have miss [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Alright, boys. Work hard. I don't [...]	D
Colin Clark: I booked a room. Barry: Alright. Her [...]	D
David Orton: I suppose I might be able to do somet [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier: I thought working with Maril [...]	D
Vanessa: You're very determined. Colin Clark: I'd [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: I want this to be the perfect date [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Do you love me, Colin? Colin Clar [...]	D
Colin Clark: You're right, we have to forget all t [...]	D
Vivien Leigh: I didn't think she would be so beaut [...]	D
Lucy: Look, I have two rules. Colin Clark: Everyo [...]	D
Vivien Leigh: Larry tells me you are quite, quite [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: That's the first time I've kissed [...]	D
Milton Greene: You don't leave Marilyn alone. She [...]	D
Lucy: Did she break your heart? Colin Clark: A li [...]	D
Hugh Perceval: The House Committee is threatening [...]	D
Milton Greene: Listen Larry, accept Marilyn on her [...]	D
Colin Clark: She just wants a chum, that's all. M [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe: Do you know I've been married thre [...]	D
Roger Smith: Looking a couple of inches taller tha [...]	D
Vivien Leigh: [to Colin] Oh, don't be such a boy, [...]	D
Colin Clark: Let me protect you from all this. Ma [...]	D
Arthur Jacobs: Marilyn, is it true you wear nothin [...]	D

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