Includes eight classic Marilyn Monroe films – Bus Stop, Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes, How to Marry a Millionaire, Let's Make It Legal, Monkey Business, The
Seven Year Itch, Some Like It Hot, There's No Business Like Show Business.
Bus Stop: In a brilliant performance that ultimately proved she was more than
a pretty face, Marilyn delivers an energetic and warm portrayal of an innocent
young singer working her way across the country towards a hopeful future in
Hollywood
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes: In one of her most popular films Marilyn sizzles as
a glamorous blonde bombshell determined to marry her millionaire fiance so that
she can discover for herself if Diamonds are a Girls Best Friend
How to Marry a Millionaire: In one of the finest comedic performances of her
career Marilyn plays a delicious, yet decidedly vision impaired, young model,
who, along with her two equally scheming friends, rents out a Manhattan
penthouse in hopes of hooking rich husbands.
Let's Make It Legal: Marilyn Monroe makes a cameo appearance in a charming
spoof on marriage! A still gorgeous grandmother (Claudette Colbert) divorces
her husband Hugh (Macdonald Carey) because hes a compulsive gambler. Their
daughter (Barbara Bates0 does all she can to get them back together, but
problems arise when Victor (Zachary Scott), Mums high school
sweetheart-turned-millionaire, suddenly arrives in town. Even though a
breathtaking beauty (Marilyn Monroe) is hot on his trail, Vic only has eyes for
Grandma driving ex-husband Hugh to the brink of comic insanity as he wages a
wild and unforgettable battle to win his wife back.
Monkey Business: In this outrageous screwball comedy, a voluptuous secretary
and her handsome boss cant stop themselves from engaging in a little monkey
business after a chimpanzee accidentally concocts, then dumps, an anti-aging
formula into the office water cooler.
The Seven Year Itch: While Hollywood censors kept a careful eye on the
notoriously racy production, Marilyn was pure perfection as a sexy, yet
innocent, starlet living upstairs from a married man who had just sent his wife
and son away for the summer.
Some Like It Hot: Nominated for 6 Academy Awards. When Chicago musicians Joe
(Tony Curtis) and Jerry (Jack Lemmon) accidentally witness a gangland shooting,
they quickly board a southbound train to Florida, disguised as Josephine and
Daphne, the two newest and homeliest members of an all-girl jazz band. Their
cover is perfect until a lovelorn singer (Monroe) falls for Josephine, an
ancient playboy (Joe E Brown) falls for Daphne, and a mob boss (George Raft) who
refuses to fall for their hoax, wants them put on ice for good.
There's No Business Like Show Business: Marilyn sings, dances and dazzles in
this delightful musical saga of a show biz family looking back on their trials
and triumphs, both in vaudeville and in life.