She wasn't the best actress ever, but she could legitimately act quite well. Watch Giant, A Place in the Sun, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. The comparison is a good one because 10 Commandments is actually an entertaining, if silly, watchable film.

The rest of the wardrobe for the filmsold for $1.56 million. The sale of Monroe’s gown surpasses the previous record for the most expensive dress sold at auction, which was also worn by the actress when she starred in The Seven Year Itch in 1955. Actress Debbie Reynolds bought the white halter-neck dress for $4.6 million at a 2011 auction.

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Bidders will be able to purchase the star's jewelry, clothing, and personal items, including her monogrammed address book, driver's license, and checkbook. Also up for auction are hundreds of previously unseen photos of the actress taken by a member of the Monroe Six, a group of New York fans who took Monroe's photo wherever they could and even befriended the actress. The sequined gown is estimated to sell for $2 million-$3 million (it previously sold at Christie's in 1999 for $1.26 million) but other lots are available for much less; bidding for a lock of her hair will start at just a few thousand dollars. We all know that photo — Marilyn standing in a bell-like white dress on a hatch. It is definitely one of the most iconic in show business history.

Read more about https://top40-charts.com/news.php?nid=163769 here. Truly in stunning condition for a 50 year old poster. This particular one sheet is virtually flawless except for a minor light crease/fold. An extremely rare original poster that was meant to be displayed at newsstands to promote the three-part "candid report" on the actress by writer Pete Martin beginning in the May 5, 1956 edition of the Saturday Evening Post. #7.Monroe had "the heaviest peach fuzz beard of any actress in Hollywood," said Monroe expert Gene London.According to London,it was due to a hormone cream she slathered on her face to help her skin glow on film.

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Receiving these e-mails from other collectors brought to my attention many things that I didn’t know existed collection-wise as well as information about Marilyn I wasn’t aware of. Melinda from Canada shared her passion for Marilyn as well. Scott also has had the honor of his collection being exhibited in a museum in Hollywood in 2007 and 2008.

The auction features film costumes representing a significant part of Marilyn’s acting career fromNiagara(20th Cent., 1953) toSome Like It Hot. Marilyn Monroe famously sang "Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend," but collectors of her memorabilia disagree. Seven of the 10 most-expensive Marilyn Monroe items sold at auction are dresses—mainly costumes that the late star wore in her films. The few that she donned outside of the studio earn their high sums thanks to period photographs that prove Monroe wore them. Worn by the starlet in The Seven Year Itch, this dress is probably the most representative piece of Hollywood clothing, as it was used to shoot an iconic image that will live on for centuries to come.