Marilyn and Me

Name: Marilyn and Me
Genre: Drama
Released: 1991-09-22
Duration: 1 h 40 min
Rating: 5.8
Cast: Susan Griffiths, Jesse Dabson, Terry Moore

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1991
1h 40min

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Susan Griffiths in Marilyn and Me (1991)

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn alternative look at the screen icon's early years. Fantastically portrayed by Susan Griffiths, Marilyn lives and loves with Robert 'Bobbie' Slatzer, possibly her only true love.An alternative look at the screen icon's early years. Fantastically portrayed by Susan Griffiths, Marilyn lives and loves with Robert 'Bobbie' Slatzer, possibly her only true love.An alternative look at the screen icon's early years. Fantastically portrayed by Susan Griffiths, Marilyn lives and loves with Robert 'Bobbie' Slatzer, possibly her only true love.

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5.8/10

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Nominado a 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 1 nominación en total

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Right after Marilyn dyes her hair blonde, she is seen in class with hair just shorter than shoulder-length. In the very next scene, her hair is much longer, down her shoulders.

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Referenced in Only Murders in the Building: Two for the Road (2024)

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1/10

Diabolical

It seems that the US film and made for TV film industry trawl every conceivable major or very minor 'celebrity', and entertainment story with the aim of leaving us with their diabolical hand on the deal. Marilyn and Me is a prime example.

Laughable, consistently badly written and acted, it would have been in better taste to have left Norma Jean rest in peace, as shall the acting writing, directorial, and production values, it appears, already had been.

Do not waste your time by watching this example, or other cheap, nasty, and in very bad taste matinée films, that really should be consigned to the end of the pier show.

You can do better than this.