My Week With Marilyn

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Liz R @RT19844633 Jun 2 This is an incredibly accurate (98%) account of this part of Norma Jean's life. Michelle Williams and Eddie Redmayne did an excellent job chanelling Norma Jean and Colin Clark. I believe there may be a unpublished scene showing Norma Jean being overpowered by that evil Miller "human being". Can this scene please be released on You Tube? It's important. Normal Jean was in the room during the filming of that scene. See more Andy J @RT36995554 03/01/2024 Great film that takes on Marylin Monroe. Shows some of Marylin's love and sorrow towards others and her struggles through her immaculate career. See more Test T @TestTest1 01/04/2024 I watched this on DVD recently. I was expecting not to like it, but to my surprise I really did. The story is thoroughly engaging, and the acting is first rate, which results in a very compelling and enjoyable film. It felt very authentic, and it was fascinating to see how films used to be made at Pinewood studios, which I imagine is nothing like how modern films are made now. I don't know much about Marilyn Monroe, so I take what is shown of her at face value, but she certainly seems to have been a colourful character. I recommend this film, and would suggest to anyone to give it a watch, even if you think it"s not your thing. See more Nate M @RT83855574 02/16/2023 A surprisingly good movie! Michelle Williams is perfect casting for Marilyn, the most alluring vamp ever. There's not much plot or suspense, but it's forgotten in the Marilyn field, where she shows what gave her the star power she had. I probably won't watch it again but I'm glad I watched it once. See more jelisije j @jjosifovic 10/21/2022 Michelle Williams steals every scene she is in as Marilyn Monroe and really gives an insight as to what made the actress so compelling in the first place. See more andrea c @Charst 09/16/2022 Film gradevole, soprattutto grazie alla sua velocità e ai caratteri dei personaggi molto ironici con uno stile molto vicino a quello di Wes Anderson. Marylin come anche nella sua vita, viene utilizzata in diverse scene come musa, mentre il vero protagonista si inerpica per trovare successo tra mille peripezie e difficoltà. Nel finale si entra più all'interno della personalità dell'attrice, seppure senza mai trovare una grande profondità; nonostante la bella prova della Williams. Nel complesso un estratto di un periodo di breve durata molto intenso e divertente. See more Read all reviews

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