Marilyn was the fantasy lover of the 60’s., unquestionably.

mODONNA IS A “Sexy Wildcat”.., and her favorite “Cheese of Choice” is “Swiss!”.,

“The holes have fewer calories and thus Madonna keeps in top shape!!

Madonna Loves Mariyln Monroe as well.., having seen many of her films and photos. The influence was remarkable!!

Sharron Stone.., star of Basic Instinct and Casino also was influenced by the charasmatic Marilyn Monroe. Sharron., who resently turned 50 and a stroke survivor is best known for her role as the dangerous “Vixen” in Basic Instinct.,
oposite Michael Douglas., son of Kirk Douglas, actor and star in Spartagus.

Marilyn Monroe inspired many of the younger generation stars.., one in particular;”Madonna”.., who emulated her look and style successfully! She did the best impression to date.

Madonna did the platinum blonde bombshell quite well. Madonna will be 50 in AUGUST. She’s in top form!!

Marilyn was known to “Hang Out” with the “RAT-PACK”.., a group of un-desireables in the Entertainment Establishment.., but I think she was better then them internally. She was a “Sweet Spirited” individual with a “Blyth Spirited Soul”.

Marilyn Monroe starred in “How to Marry a Millionaire and a powerfull offbeat
drama with Clark Gable and Eli Wallach
Titled; “The Misfits”.

“She was a Beautifull Lady”

it’s really hard to believe…Marilyn Monroe is so perfect..I saw her many pics and stories on ” Tallmeet.c om”a tall people and singles dating site ..

SHAME on Extra! Hasn’t Caroline Kennedy been through enough? After all of the trials and tribulations that she has been through, you broadcast this as news? Do you even think that President Kennedy or Marilyn Monroe would consent to a taping of their “affair”?

I thought Marilyn was great in “The Misfits”., DIRECTED BY JOHN HOUSTON., father of Angelica Huston, actress.

I hope they keep it under wraps out of respect for a wonderfull person named Marilyn Monroe.

I was surprized to here of this. I thought the trend to make “Home Movies” was a resent phenominom due to the Video-Cam inventions. I didn’t think they had those machines in the 1960’s.