It was the night between 4 and 5 August 1962 when Marilyn Monroe exhaled her last breath. The official cause: suicide by overdose of barbiturates. But the questions (and unanswered) are too many. Why they have never been officially questioned her housekeeper Eunice Murray; and her psychiatrist Ralph Greenson? Why the autopsy showed that there were no pills in her stomach; but several bites in the area of the heart? Why a woman with a spectacular career ahead of her had to kill herself? In Marilyn Monroes short life they were intertwined loves; passions; work; politics and careers. Plots that perhaps they do have tragically decided the end. She had become an awkward Marilyn Monroe. In this script comes from the eponymous play; Elisabetta Villaggio tells us those last; tragic; three days.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. I Learned A LotBy Robert DoedenI grew up in Oregon in the 30s and 40s and this book not only refreshed my memory of the area but it added a lot of historical information that I never knew. This book increased my feeling that I grew up in a really special place.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Connie K DavisVery interesting4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Oregon Illinois HistoryBy Addie MasonAnyone who lives in Oregon Illinois or the vicinity will love this book. Anyone who loves history and wants a glimpse on what it was like years ago will also love this book. The pictures are great. I would highly recommend this book.
