Old Hollywood stars and crew share their personal memories of Marilyn Monroe.
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0:00 Ruth Engelhardt (1921-2008)
Worked at the William Morris Agency. Would have met Marilyn circa 1948, when she was with Johnny Hyde.
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0:55 Alexander Courage (1919 - 2008)
American composer who worked on the Fox lot. Worked on a project with Marilyn when she was still a contracted starlet circa 1947.
2:42 Alan Young (1919 - 2016)
On taking Marilyn on a date circa 1947. And meeting her later during The Asphalt Jungle filming.
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6:40 Dann Cahn (1923 - 2012)
Film Editor. On suggesting Marilyn for a part after meeting her on a night out with Charlie Chaplin Jr.
11:53 Hugh O’Brian (1925 - 2016)
On meeting Marilyn in Canada during River of No Return and checking on her.
13:41 Sanford Socolow (1928 - 2015)
On going to Japan and reporting on Marilyn’s visit to Korea in 1954.
15:52 Berle Adams (1917 - 2009)
About getting Marilyn Monroe on the Jack Benny show.
16:45 Rocky and Irma Kalish (1921 - 2016 / 1924 - )
On having Marilyn Monroe on the Colgate Comedy Hour. And chatting on set of Some Like It Hot with Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon.
19:00 Mitzi Gaynor (1931- )
On working with Marilyn on There’s No Business Like Show Business and the atmosphere on set.
20:44 Charles Lisanby (1924 - 2013)
Production Designer. Worked with Cecil Beaton around the time he photographed Marilyn in 1956.
22:43 Doris Roberts (1925 - 2016)
On Marilyn being with her at the Actors Studio
24:19 Louis Gossett Jr. (1936 - )
A Lifebuoy soap anecdote and Marilyn at the Actors Studio.
25:38 Dominick Dunne (1925 - 2009)
On Marilyn being the queen of the lot and being asked to show off her walk at parties.
*** All those incredible interviews were filmed by the Television Academy. I highly recommend checking out their website as they have been working on interviewing and recording the memories and careers of the biggest names in the business so we can all cherish and learn from the people who shaped this industry.
Some interviews had to be resynced by myself as the original upload wasn’t matching audio to picture. I only compiled clips relating to Marilyn Monroe. To check out the full interviews, go to: interviews.televisionacademy....