Marilyn Monroe Biography: The Inspirational Life Story of The Astonishing Hollywood’s Bombshell Sex Symbol
By Chris Dicker
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Marilyn Monroe was a true icon and an inspiration for many women in the entertainment industry. What she went through was quite phenomenal, because most women in Hollywood at that time were discriminated and did not receive an equal pay like men. Marilyn fought for her own rights with big production companies and won. She paved the way for many women who want to become successful actresses in the industry.
This biography will explore her life in detail. You'll learn a lot about how she behaved on sets, her disappointments in personal and business life and major successes. You'll discover what does it take to succeed in Hollywood and how Marilyn manipulated men to progress in her career. She had an unfair advantage that slowly brought an enormous fame and admiration.
However, Marilyn Monroe was a prisoner of her own talents. She had multiple marriages that ended and brought a lot of disaster into her life. Hollywood companies tried to take advantage of her. She had many conflicts with movie producers and directors because of the way she worked. Despite all that, she was able to bring mesmerizing performances and people loved what she was doing on movies.
Marilyn Monroe was a very sensitive woman. This sensitivity became her greatest nightmare as she was not able to handle certain opportunities in life all by herself. You'll discover her drug addictions to cope with stress, insecurities and problems with husbands. She was not 100% what you see on the TV screen. There are some secrets of her life most people do not know about. Not until now!
If you like Marilyn Monroe in one way or another, this book is for YOU.
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Chris Dicker
I love writing biographies about celebrities (dead or alive), because there's so much to learn from those people. Success leaves clues, so I study and write about successful people.
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Marilyn Monroe Biography: The Inspirational Life Story of The Astonishing Hollywood’s Bombshell Sex Symbol
Chris Dicker
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Table of Contents
Early Years
Life, Love and Marriage
Money, Success, Fame and Glamour
Death
Legacy
The Early Years
June 1, 1926, the day one of America's greatest icons was born. Miss Norma Jeane Mortenson was brought into this world by Gladys Baker Mortenson. There is much speculation as to who Norma Jeane's father is. Edward Mortenson is listed on her birth certificate, but others believe it may have been a man Gladys she worked with. Norma Jeane would recall times when she would point to a picture of a man who resembled Clark Gable. Her mother would always say that was her father. As a result, she would grow up thinking that Gable was her father. Obviously, there was no proof of this or that Gladys ever actually knew him. The identity of her father is rather unimportant since neither man was in her life anyway. In fact, Norma Jeane's mother was not really in her life either. She moved through many different foster homes throughout her childhood. This was due to the fact that Gladys was very mentally unstable and unable to take care of her. Many believe that it was actually financial troubles that made Gladys send Norma Jeane away and not because of her mental instability.
At first, Gladys sent Norma Jeane to live with Ida and Wayne Bolender. They lived in Hawthorne, California. They were a very religious couple, and Gladys paid them $5 a week to take care of Norma Jeane. She stayed with the couple for a while, and has even stated that she remembered how they used to always tell her she was going to hell. She also needed to keep her dreams of singing, dancing, and entertaining from them. She knew they would never approve, because they did not want to hear any of that.
Finally, when Norma Jeane was about 7, Gladys was able to save up enough money to put a deposit down on a small bungalow that was located near the Hollywood Bowl. This would be the very first time that she would ever live with her mother. Sadly, this would not last for long. Two years later, Gladys would go into a huge depression