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tragic. that simply wasn't true. >> can we start again? >> she had an agency, she was hungry for more creative chall challenges. >> she had a lot of strength with her vulnerability. >> she stood up to the old hollywood guard and said i'm mad as hell and won't take it anymore. >> up until the day she died, she was a fighter. >> of course her early death is a tragedy but that doesn't over right everything she achieved up until that point. she became the biggest movie store in the world. and she is one of the famous and most recognizable women in history. ♪ ♪ excited fans gather...

People into the movie theaters was to produce these huge, big- budget epics, with incredible costumes, and so much luxury that you had to see it on the biggest screen possible. >> and by that time "something's got to give" is being made, they are working on their biggest productions ever, which was "cleopatra" . >> marilyn and elizabeth taylor has been set up as rivals, elizabeth taylor was getting paid 10 times what marilyn munro was getting paid. >> it is absolutely disastrous shoot. elizabeth taylor is sick, they have to tear down expensive sets and rebuild them. >> hello, miss taylor, how ...

, happy birthday to you. ♪ ♪ >> it is very , and incredibly powerful overt sexuality in the 1960s would be seen by many, many people as being just utterly inappropriate, truly inappropriate. >> ♪ mr. president, for all of the things you have done. ♪ >> that song is very deliberately a performance. marilyn performing marilyn. >> ♪ we thank you so much. ♪ everybody! happy birthday. >> i definitely think marilyn was trying to send a message to the powers that be at 20th century fox. her performance was a way of highlighting her own power, in

Worse. everyone making the movie falls into two camps who went around marilyn, one around arthur. eventually he moves out of her suite to another suite. >> the first time i think i knew the relationship with marilyn and arthur was difficult was when arthur said to me one day, well, can i come in the car with you and john? and then, going home, can i come back in the car? so, well, you know, they, different times, true, but it was every day. >> you can see something die! >> miller seems to have been mining their lives together for a lot of their material, and some of the characters are speaking...

This was massive. marilyn is dead. and i remember they showed the bed they found her in. >> after she died, there was this kind of glamorizing of her dead body and the sexualization of her corpse to a really extreme degree. >> she was face-down, covered only by a sheet, her hand on the phone. >> it's like this woman was never allowed to just be a human being. she had to be an object of desire for everyone and everything, even in death. >> a simple chapel saw only 23 of marilyn monroe's closest friends and acquaintances inside. >> there's this sort of performative memorial that happens in which...