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Index
Actors Studio,
Adler, Buddy,
Allan, Rupert,
Allen, Angela,
Amerasia,
Arnold, Dorothy,
Arnold, Eve,
Aronson, Boris,
Atchinson, Emma,
Atkinson, George,
Axelrod, George,
The Seven Year Itch,
Bacall, Lauren,
Baker, Jackie,
Baker, John,
Barris, George,
Baudelaire, Charles,
Behan, Brendan,
Bellow, Saul,
meets Marilyn,
Bellow, Sondra Tschacbasov,
Bentley, Eric,
Bergman, Ingrid,
Bernstein, Walter,
Bigsby, Christopher,
Bishop, Elizabeth,
Blue Angel,
Bolaños, José,
Bolender, Albert and Ida,
Boucher, François, Miss O'Murphy,
Bow, Clara,
Brand, Phoebe,
Brando, Marlon,
Breen, Joseph,
Brewer, Roy,
Brown, Joe E.,
Brown, Tina,
Brustein, Robert,
Burnett, W.R., The Asphalt Jungle,
Burton, Richard,
Busch, Niven,
Calhern, Louis,
Campbell, Bhain,
Camus, Albert, The Fall,
Capote, Truman,
Dogs Bark,
Music for Chameleons,
Cardiff, Jack,
Carmen, Jeanne,
Carnovsky, Morris,
Carr, Virginia,
Cartier-Bresson, Henri,
Caute, David,
Chambers, Whittaker,
Chambrun, Jacques,
Chandler, Raymond, Farewell, My Lovely,
Chaplin, Charlie,
Great Dictator,
Chekhov, Michael,
To the Actor,
Clark, Colin,
Clift, Montgomery,
Clurman, Harold,
Cobb, Lee J.,
Coburn, Charles,
Coetzee, J.M.,
Cohn, Harry,
Colum, Padraic,
Columbia Pictures,
Communist Party,
Conover, David,
Conrad, Joseph, Heart of Darkness,
Cooper, Gary,
Copeland, Joan,
Cotton, Joseph,
Covici, Pascal,
Coward, Noël,
Crawford, Joan,
Crosby, Bing,
Cukor, George,
Curtis, Tony,
Davis, Bette,
Delany, Frank,
Dennehy, Brian,
Diamond, I. A. L.,
Diana, Princess of Wales,
Dickens, Charles,
Dienes, André de,
DiMaggio, Joe,
after divorce,
and Marilyn's funeral,
DiMaggio, Joe, Jr.,
Dinesen, Isak,
Disney, Walt,
Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, Brothers Karamazov,
Dougherty, James,
Douglas, Paul,
Dulles, John Foster,
Eisenhower, Dwight,
Eldridge, Florence,
Eley, John,
Elizabeth II, Queen of England,
Empire News,
Engel
berg, Hyman,
Ewell, Tom,
Feldman, Charles,
Fiedler, Leslie,
Flynn, Errol,
Frank, Bruno,
Freud, Anna,
From Here to Eternity,
Frost,
"Death of the Hired Man,"
"Provide, Provide,"
Fuchs, Klaus,
Gable, Clark,
Garrison, Lloyd,
Giesler, Jerry,
Giffen, Harvey,
Gifford, Stanley,
Gilels, Emil,
Gilman, Richard,
Glendinning, Victoria,
Goddard, "Doc,"
Goddard, Grace,
Goetz, William,
Goldberg, Robert,
Goodman, Ezra,
Goslar, Lotte,
Gottfried, Martin,
Grable, Betty,
Grant, Cary,
Greene, Amy,
Greene, Joshua,
Greene, Milton,
and Marilyn Monroe Productions,
Greenson, Hildi,
Greenson, Ralph,
and Marilyn's suicide,
Griffith, D.W.,
Group Theater,
Guilaroff, Sidney,
Guiles, Fred,
Halliday, E.M.,
Halsman, Philippe,
Harlow, Jean,
Hawks, Howard,
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, Scarlet Letter,
Hayden, Sterling,
Hayworth, Rita,
Hecht, Ben,
and Marilyn's My Story,
Hecht, Rose,
Hellman, Lillian,
Hemingway, Ernest, Green Hills of Africa,
Old Man and the Sea,
Sun Also Rises,
"Cat in the Rain,"
"Fathers and Sons,"
Hersh, Seymour,
Hiss, Alger,
Hohenberg, Margaret,
Hollywood Ten,
Holm, Celeste,
Homolka, Oscar,
Hopkins, Gerard Manley, Terrible Sonnets,
HUAC,
Huston, John,
on Marilyn,
Asphalt Jungle,
Freud,
The Misfits,
Under the Volcano,
Huxley, Aldous, Devils of Loudon,
Hyde, Johnny,
Ibsen, Henrik, Enemy of the People,
Pillars of Society,
Isherwood, Christopher,
Jack Benny Show,
Jacobs, Arthur,
Jaffe, Sam,
Johnson, Nunnally,
Karger, Fred,
Kazan, Elia,
and After the Fall,
friendship with Miller,
on Marilyn,
Kelley, Tom,
Kelly, Gene,
Kelly, Grace,
Kennedy, John,
Kennedy, Robert,
Khrushchev, Nikita,
Kinsey, Alfred, Sexual Behavior in the Human Female,
Kipling, Rudyard,
Knebelcamp, Enid and Sam,
Kotz, Florence,
Kris, Marianne,
Lang, Fritz,
Lange, Hope,
Lardner, Ring Jr.,
Lawford, Peter,
Leavis, F.R.,
Lederer, Charles,
Leigh, Vivien,
Lemmon, Jack,
Levant, Oscar,
Levathes, Peter,
Lewis, Robert,
Liebling, A. J., "The Mustang Buzzers,"
Life,
Lipton, Harry,
Loden, Barbara,
Loew, Marcus,
Logan, Joshua,
Lonely Are the Brave,
Lorre, Peter,
Los Angeles Orphan Home Society,
Lower, Ana,
Ludwig, Arnold,
Lytess, Natasha,
Mailer, Norman,
Making of "The Misfits",
Mankiewicz, Joseph,
All About Eve,
March, Fredric,
Martin, Dean,
Martin, Ida,
Masters, George,
Mastroianni, Marcello,
Maugham, W. Somerset,
"Rain,"
McCarthy, Joseph,
McCarthy, Mary,
McCormick, Ken,
McCullers, Carson,
Melson, Inez,
Merkin, Daphne,
Meryman, Richard,
Method acting,
Metty, Russell,
MILLER, ARTHUR
Life
awards,
contempt of Congress,
dispute with Wilder,
earnings,
education,
family background,
FBI file,
friendships: Kazan,
Rosten,
HUAC testimony,
manual work,
marriages:
Mary Slattery,
Marilyn Monroe,
Inge Morath,
meets Marilyn,
script work,
views: acting,
Marilyn,
politics,
Character
cold,
courageous
dependable,
reserved,
self-righteous,
shy,
superior,
Work
inspired by Marilyn,
themes: autobiographical,
social responsibility,
Fiction
Focus,
I Don't Need You Any More,
"Bare Manuscript,"
"The Misfits,"
"Please Don't Kill Anything,"
Nonfiction
Situation Normal,
Theater Essays,
Timebends,
Plays
After the Fall,
All My Sons,
Broken Glass,
Creation of the World and Other Business,
The Crucible,
Death of a Salesman,
Enemy of the People (adaptation),
Finishing the Picture,
Golden Years,
Incident at Vichy,
Italian Tragedy,
Listen My Children,
Man Who Had All the Luck,
Mr. Peters' Connections,
No Villain,
Playing for Time,
View from the Bridge,
Screenplays
The Hook,
The Misfits,
composition of,
Miller, Augusta (mother),
Miller, Daniel (son),
Miller, Isidore (father),
Miller, Jane (daughter),
Miller, Mary Slattery (first wife),
Miller, Robert (son),
Minardos, Nico,
Miracle, Berniece Baker,
Mirisch, Walter,
Mitchum, Robert,
Moffat, Ivan,
Monroe, Della (grandmother),
Monroe, Gladys (mother),
MONROE, MARILYN
Life
addiction to pills,
autobiography,
drink problem,
early life: factory work,
family background,
molested,
orphanage,
"Fastest Rising Star" award,
FBI file,
friendships with writers,
funeral,
illnesses,
abortions,
depression,
miscarriages,
lovers,
Bolaños,
Conover,
Greene,
Hyde,
Karger,
Kazan,
John Kennedy,
Robert Kennedy,
Minardos,
Montand,
Schaefer,
marriages:
Jim Dougherty,
Joe DiMaggio,
Arthur Miller,
breakup,
meets heads of state,
; meets Miller,
moves to NY,
names,
performs at President Kennedy's party,
poetry,
portraits of,
psychoanalysis,
religion,
residences,
suicide,
previous attempts,
travel: Japan,
Korea,
England,
will,
Character
ambitious,
cruel,
desire for child,
desire to learn,
distrustful,
emotionally unstable,
generous,
hedonistic,
insecure,
irresponsible,
isolated,
lateness,
loves animals,
loyal,
persona and identity,
remote,
self-destructive,
self-obsessed,
warmth,
wit,
Career
acting lessons,
acting style: comic gifts,
influence of Method,
mannerisms,
photogenic,
sensuality,
sexy walk,
agents,
couch-casting,
earnings,
entourage,
failure to memorize,
Marilyn Monroe Productions,
modeling,
prostitution,
stereotyped roles,
studio contracts,
Films
All About Eve,
Asphalt Jungle,
As Young as You Feel,
Bus Stop,
Clash by Night,
Dangerous Years,
Don't Bother to Knock,
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,
How to Marry a Millionaire,
Ladies of the Chorus,
Let's Make Love,
Love Happy,
The Misfits,
Monkey Business,
Niagara,
O. Henry's Full House,
Prince and the Showgirl,
River of No Return,
Seven Year Itch,
Some Like It Hot,
Something's Got to Give,
There's No Business Like Show Business,
We're Not Married,
Monroe, Otis (grandfather),
Montand, Yves,
Moran, Earl,
Morath, Inge,
Morgan, Edmund,
Mortensen, Martin,
Murray, Don,
Murray, Eunice,
Murrow, Edward R., Person to Person,
Nabokov, Vladimir,
Ada,
Pale Fire,
Navasky, Victor,
Negulesco, Jean,
Newcomb, Pat,
Newman, Arnold,
Niven, David,
Nixon, Richard,
Noguchi, Thomas,
Odets, Clifford,
Awake and Sing!,
Clash by Night,
Waiting for Lefty,
Olivier, Laurence,
O'Neill, Eugene, Anna Christie,
On the Waterfront,
Orry-Kelly, John,
Osborne, John, Look Back in Anger,
Parsons, Louella,
Perón, Evita,
Plath, Sylvia,
Bell Jar,
Playboy,
Preminger, Otto,
Moon is Blue,
Production Code,
Raft, George,
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