『Episode 62: Marilyn Monroe with Anne Hockens and Kim Krizan feat. Max Alvarez, Katherine Jakeway, and Monique Madrid』のカバーアート

Episode 62: Marilyn Monroe with Anne Hockens and Kim Krizan feat. Max Alvarez, Katherine Jakeway, and Monique Madrid

Episode 62: Marilyn Monroe with Anne Hockens and Kim Krizan feat. Max Alvarez, Katherine Jakeway, and Monique Madrid

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On the sixty- second episode of All the Film Things, film historian/ author/ lecturer Max Alvarez, Director of Communications for the Film Noir Foundation Anne Hockens, attorney Katherine Jakeway, Oscar- nominated writer Kim Krizan, and festival organizer Monique Madrid join me in paying tribute to and celebrating Marilyn Monroe for her 100th birthday!Marilyn Monroe is one of the most beloved, and certainly most famous, movie stars of all time through her classic, recognizable public image and beloved performances in cinema. Her story is one of extremes between her rough beginnings to being on top of the world as well as that global fame bringing her despair behind closed doors. Marilyn began in the industry as a model and, after a few years of acting starring in films like All About Eve and The Asphalt Jungle, Marilyn’s breakthrough came in the vibrantly- colored noir film Niagara. From then on came some of her most treasured films like Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and The Seven Year Itch. Between those two films and How to Marry a Millionaire, Marilyn came to establish a particular image for herself with her blonde hair and whispery, seductive voice. At the turn of the decade, Marilyn started to seek out different roles again, just as she took on in the beginning of her career, in films like The Misfits and the film widely regarded as her best, Some Like It Hot. Since her passing in 1962, Marilyn has remained popular and deeply beloved due to the world’s endless fascination with her, making her icon status nearly unattainable to achieve. But while many know her face, there are less who have seen the films that made her a star.“The Magic Hour” is Kim Krizan’s virtual writing class accessible to people around the world who want to gain the inspiration to write and tell original stories. Some of the collections offered include personal exploration and solving writing problems. Go to Patreon.com/KimKrizan to subscribe to “The Magic Hour”!Catch Anne alongside Eddie Muller on the next episode of Ask Eddie every other Thursday night on the Film Noir Foundation Facebook page and subscribe to their YouTube channel!The 10th annual LOL JAX Film Festival, organized by Monique Madrid, will be held on August 1- 2 in Jacksonville. The deadline to submit your films is June 30 so go to LOLJax.com to learn more about how to submit your film. Follow LOL Jax on Facebook and Instagram to stay updated on when ticket purchases are live and all things LOL Jax!Max Alvarez will be leading a few online lectures on classic films this summer through New Plaza Cinema! Go to https://newplazacinema.org/talks-lectures/ to watch Max's past lectures and buy tickets to his upcoming online lectures.In this episode, Marilyn’s films from Ladies of the Chorus to the unfinished Something’s Got to Give are discussed as most of us share our favorite Marilyn films, favorite fashion moments, and examine why she remains so relevant decades after she passed away. My conversation with Kim, who happens to be a Marilyn expert, serves as sort of the base for the episode since it’s wide- encompassing about Marilyn while Anne and I discuss one of Marilyn’s greatest yet underrated films, Don’t Bother to Knock. Max shares which director and actor he wished Marilyn could’ve worked with, Katherine points out the importance of considering the mental health of a star like Marilyn who is hounded by the press, and Monique fondly recalls being introduced to Marilyn’s films as a child thanks to her mother. All this and much more on the latest episode of All the Film Things!Background music created and used with permission by the Copyright Free Music - Background Music for Videos channel on YouTube.Photo of Marilyn used in the cover art was retrieved from Public Domain Pictures (link to the photo: https://www.publicdomainpictures.net/en/view-image.php?image=509154&picture=marilyn-monroe-posing and link to the license rules: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/ ).
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