57 years after her death, memorabilia, Marilyn Monroe’s come under the Hammer – how the Bathrobe she wore in “How to marry a millionaire”. But also souvenir of other Hollywood icons waiting for buyers.
She was the sex symbol of the 50s and is still valid today, almost 57 years after her mysterious death, still considered the most famous film star of all time. Fans of Marilyn Monroe can now bid on at the auction house, Julien’s in Los Angeles possessions, wore the blonde beauty once on the Set.
The rhinestone-studded robe from the Hit Comedy “How to marry a millionaire” from 1953 to around $ 40,000 (almost 36,000 euros) to bring – in the role of naive photo model Pola you wore it in your luxury apartment at Central Park in New York, where she had rented a room with her two Friends in.
By the way, Marilyn Monroe tried years later as “Sugar” in Billy Wilder’s box-office hit “Some like it hot” again, to find a millionaire. Here, too, you often see her in a Bathrobe, comes under the Hammer.
Marilyn Monroe’s dress brought millions
A costume from the Western “A Ticket to Tomahawk” 1950, in which Monroe appears in a supporting role as a Revue Girl, is estimated to be up to 60,000 dollars (just under 54,000 Euro). Those who want to strike should have enough money. It is to be expected, however, that the pieces will go for far more money to the owner. The tight-fitting, sparkling dress that Marilyn Monroe, John F. Kennedy, in 1962, presented probably the most famous birthday song of all time, brought in in 2016, $ 4.8 million (4.5 million euros) – half expected, had been scarce.
In many of her films, Marilyn Monroe wore magnificent jewelry pieces, also some of them are up for auction, as well as screenplays, with which the Stars got to his Text, and numerous photographs.
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Marilyn Monroe – the myth and the MuseBetween sexiness and art of acting
Marilyn Monroe is an icon, a Symbol for sensuality and a legend. In their book “myth and the Muse” writes Barbara’s view of man: “There is hardly a female charm, you not owned.” While her acting skills May often have in the Background: “her sex appeal and her stardom was adjusted (…) the views of their interpretative work.”
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Marilyn Monroe – the myth and the MuseAuthenticity
The author has gathered in your Band prominent voices who have written about the phenomenon MM. Monroe’s last husband, playwright Arthur Miller, was thinking: “I don’t understand how Marilyn had become a Symbol of authenticity. Maybe it was simply that in the sight of men being unfaithful and women were angry with envy…”
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Marilyn Monroe – the myth and the MuseSex & Spirit
“I was married, and Marilyn could barely stretch out the head out of the door without being photographed, and so we spent a lot of time alone,” recalls Miller: “Here, we had far longer discussions than we can move in the midst of the usual distractions would be unhindered.” (In the photo, the Couple is seen together with Sir Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh to.)
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Marilyn Monroe – the myth and the MuseMorality
“A freer and more equal public morality would have your it is definitely easier for himself to accept,” said Barbara point of view man, in their book about the conflict, in which Monroe put: “To the Thesis, the most beautiful Sex icon of fifty years was also to have been a victim of at that time, acute hypocrisy, it is a lot of Real work.” (Scene photo “How to marry a millionaire”)
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Marilyn Monroe – the myth and the MusePuritanism
“Even after the upheavals of the sixties, the sexual Revolution, feminism and other developments, America remains in his heart a Puritan culture, which sees the Power of Sex is threatening and immediately with the fingers on each of the shows, violate borders.” (Barbara’s Point Of View, Man)
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Marilyn Monroe – the myth and the MuseCharisma
The writer Truman Capote was a close friend of the actress. He writes: “she has that certain presence, this inner radiation, these sudden flashes of intelligence that would be on the stage never visible. All of this is so delicate and fragile that only one camera is capable of, those moments.”
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Marilyn Monroe – the myth and the MusePower & Influence
Late, you had the shackles of Hollywood strip: “Monroe, of the industry for so long, ridiculed, had forced the production company to its knees! Film project, screenplay and Director, Why should in the future require your consent, ( … )? Because it is the dream factory was able to fabricate a new blonde that can take her place would have.” (Joyce Carol Oates)
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Marilyn Monroe – the myth and the MusePrice of success
“Marilyn came out of the Forties and fifties. She was the proof that in the American Psyche, sexuality and seriousness are not next to each other could exist, that they are even hostile to each other were absent opposites. At the end of Marilyn gave in and again naked in a swimming pool must be, to be able to shoot a movie.” (Arthur Miller)
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Marilyn Monroe – the myth and the MuseEarly Death
“I have the feeling that you are not in this profession old. I know this is absurd, but so it is. I’m afraid you will die young. At the same time, I hope, Yes I pray that you will live at least as long, that this peculiar Talent, which is like a restless Genie in your locked up, you can finally come out.” (Truman Capote in 1955, seven years before Marilyn Monroe’s death.)
From the James Bond suit up for the “gone with The wind”-photo
But not only Monroe Fans can auction for the “Legends”-on 13. And 14. June in the Rich area of Beverly Hills find it to be. Photos from the filming of the classic film “gone with The wind” about the American civil war, with Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable are also auctioned as a 130 year old historic bike from the collection of the 1980 late actor Steve McQueen, as well as a suit of Daniel Craig, the one he wore as James Bond in “Spectre”. And Comic Fans can bid on the silver-colored oversized Clutches of the super hero Wolverine, the Hugh Jackman in 2006 in the title role wore.
Perhaps there is in the collection of the auction house, Yes, even more Überrrasch the wait on the purchasing power of the bidder.
suc/pg (dpa, hollywoodreporter.com)