Sorry, but this is NOT a True Story!

Thank you for your civil response.
Still, as a fan, don't you cringe that they represent MM as a cartoon character?
The dialog is based on Clark's imagination, thus, Monroe's "dumb-blond" movie persona. She would have disdained this whole cock-and-bull story!

And, like "Norma Jeane and Marilyn" (another bogus movie based on a book by a Ted Jordan, a lifeguard who may have met her once or twice), portrayed her as "easy"--on her honeymoon, yet. The actual truth is replaced by Clark's propaganda.
Of all the weeks he picks to be "economical with the truth," it's the nightmare one she's suffering through another miscarriage!

But I understand you being curious. It's just that a lot of Michelle Williams fangirls will be seeing this for MW, and others who see it don't know of Marilyn. Also, as one "sensitive" poster called her, a horny b-tch. Is this what these moviegoers will think of her?
I guess I'm into truth and integrity. Shall I apologize for that? Marilyn's memory deserves better. It's time this nonsense ends.

Dude, did you read the post? Marilyn is inimitable.
I'm not one of the people calling for a Monroe double. The actress should be pretty though, as beauty is such an important part of Marilyn's persona.
Vicious? You cannot know vicious, as I am tame by that standard. Being called a c%nt, among other degrading names, for an opinion, um, now that's more along the lines of "vicious." But that's OK, I just consider the source(s). They have neither the brains nor the balz for a real discussion, so, they resort to tween tactics.
IMDB is a board to for that very purpose, to express opinions. I have 20/20 vision and this is what my perception is. The rest is Williams' and the fake movie's P.R....which has so many tweens fooled and blinded by unreality. So that's that.
READ THE BOARDS, a lot of posters agree with me on all of the above. But those like you cannot handle it.
On IMDB I have a right to the above. Anyone who attacks me beligerantly is blatantly displaying their immaturity. Why not disagree using a viable discussion, like grown-ups do?
You wrote "No call for it (what?) to be honest?" WTF are you referring to? I'll always be honest. However, if you're that much in denial, you'd be better suited to Grimm's Faerie Tales, but I live on the Planet Earth...DUDE!

I'm fine, it's the Michelle Williams fangirls who are furious about the object of their blind worship being portrayed as less than stellar. So, like most 16 yr.-olds, their defense is using a string of four-letter words...grade-school stuff. No room for any substantial debate here.
Since Williams is not stupid, she knows Marilyn never knew Clark, so just how that translates into respect and sensitivity, I do not see. MW is an opportunist, and one of the best.
The word "rant" is an exaggeration and overused on these boards. I merely expressed my opinion of an actress. Is this no longer allowed by the "thought police?" There are dozens of good-looking, talented actors and actresses I do appreciate and respect, thus, it's merely a matter of taste and judgement.
I, too, read the first Clark book and found it highly specious. His dates are off and, like so many also claimed, he somehow became the most famous actress in the world's personal confidante.
I don't think it's harmless, as some do, to tout Marilyn as a cartoonish bimbo, which itself proves that Clark really was not part of her close, protective circle. People are too complex to be that one-dimensional. Read some non-Weinstein reviews of this movie. Apparently, as is always the case, the movie does not do her justice.
Most wouldn't like their friend, relative or casual acquaintance to be exploited like that. In addition to being "libeled/slandered" themselves. Why celebrate when it is done to another person who has no voice in the smear?
I am well aware that Marilyn had many flaws and made people angry. I, also, have been a fan for a long while, since a child. So, I've seen/read it all, including the BS, at first. One sign of adulthood is that we homo-sapiens cannot be 100% pure-OR-evil. I NEVER did maintain MM was a candidate for Sainthood. I obviously am aware that Monroe did what she had to do to become a star, and that she did engage in some affairs.
I only pointed out the impossibility to be in two places at one time during the "Week" Clark fabricated.
Still, all the stories of her sleeping with any John, James or Harry began after she, and then the Kennedy's passed away. The scenarios that were created out of thin-air are sickening.
You might--or not--find people like Robert Slatzer, Jeanne Carmen, and Colin Clark entertaining, but I find them disgusting.
That's how it is, because, we are supposed to be able to exercise "free-speech" on these boards...last I heard...

You should be crying about the waste of money spent seeing this ugly spectacle.
This "bio-pic" as you refer to it, is 100% fantasy. There can be no reality in it, therefore, this is NOT a biopic.
It is documented that Clark fabricated 100% of this week. What more proof does one need? Even his brother "blew the whistle" on him, about both "diaries" being conjured up 40 years later.
How do you explain Marilyn's Hospital stay recorded that very week? Arthur's plane tickets proving he was in town during same? This, with skinny-dipping simultaneously with that charlatan Clark? Uh, no.
I have the Jack Cardiff, celebrated British cinematographer, Q & A book. In the pages Marilyn is mentioned, he mentions she isolated herself, was terrified to be seen, and NEVER socialized with the crew.
Cardiff was "there." He doesn't fabricate a week spent with her, now does he? She specifically asked for him to film "The Prince and The Showgirl," too, and there are pictures of them together at functions Colon Clark apparently wasn't invited to by Marilyn, et al...
Are there any photographs of Colon and Marilyn? Like all the B.S. Artists who make up stories and books about her, I can answer, NO.
You'd rather believe Colin Clark's lies.
Ignorance isn't necessarily bliss, anymore.



"They call? You run."

Williams freely admitted to using "osmosis" to study Marilyn by putting books under her pillow at night. She has an ego the size of Texas in thinking she did Monroe any favors. Her recent publicity quote, "I think of Marilyn as a friend." Oh, pleeease.
It's apparent Marilyn would be extremely hurt and upset by both the movie and someone like Williams playing her. Especially insulting was copying the one character Marilyn was ashamed she would be confused with.
Yes, Clark is as phony as Slatzer, Carmen, Jordan, etc., or as a "three-dollar bill," as the old saying goes.

"Is IMDB an Internet Forum for Learning or a Teenage Brothel?"

You should know, Mildred. You just came OUT of the nuthouse!


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