Much of the words in this movie are taken directly from his book he published in 1996. I have just read it. He kept a diary every day and told all as he saw and experienced it. It was spot on accurate. Maybe some of you don't like the casting but it was very accurate as to what took place way back then...
Read it for yourself and then watch the movie again... You'll see.
The book was released again 3 years later. The 1999 version has "inclusions" that were the bulk of this film. Clark was really just a deluded gopher trying to make a story out of fiction. He most likely had no real contact with Marilyn at any time, not even enough for her to wink at him, let alone go to Windsor Castle with him. He even moved up the miscarriage in his book, and neglected to say that Miller came back after that, but oh well. Makes for a good film though.
"Everybody lies." - Gregory Houseshare
The thing is a lot of people believe that Colin's book is a lie. IDK since I don't know much about Colin or Marilyn but that's what I keep hearing though.
"Don't they know they're making love to one already dead?!"
Love Les Miserables!!!