They said about Marilyn Monroe

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Lee Strasberg

Marilyn attended his acting school and it is said that perhaps he was a person that understood her the most for who she was. He gave her away, taking on a father figure, at her wedding to Arthur Miller. He noted: “In her eyes and mine, her career was just beginning. The dream of her talent, which she nourished as a child, was not a mirage. “ While Monroe was a student, Lee Strasberg commented: I have worked with hundreds and hundreds of actors and actresses, and there are only two that stand out way above the rest. Number one is Marlon Brando, and the second is Marilyn Monroe."

Don Murray

He was her costar in “Bus stop”. Skeptic about her abilities when he first heard she will be taking a part in the movie had nothing to say but praises afterwards: When I first heard that I will be working with Marilyn my expectation was to be working to be working with musical comedy actress. Marilyn had learned some {acting} techniques that didn't depend just on her personality, but she could really get into her character and play it with great truth as well as humor.

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Carl Sandburg

They met on the set of “Some like it hot”. He wrote about her: She was not the usual movie idol. There was something democratic about her. She was the type who would join in and wash up the supper dishes even if you don't ask her.

Laszlo Willinger

Marilyn was his model for many years and he did a lot of covers with her when she was just starting up. She was a very good model. Her face and figure was well known long before she became Marilyn Monroe. But when she saw camera, any camera, she lit up and was totally different. The moment the shot was over she fell back to her not very interesting position. And I just don't know how to explain it but that's what makes a good model.

Sheree North

Reminiscing about her encounters and experiences about Marilyn Monroe she remembers about diva: I remember she wanted a slightly different look than the studio would permit you to have and Marilyn {would} fight for the most minute detail. It was more than most people could bear, and Marilyn stood up for the tiniest little things because she was a perfectionist about what her vision and how she wanted her vision to be brought on to the film.