Marilyn: The Last Sessions (part 7)

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Marilyn: The Last Sessions, a revealing documentary about the Hollywood icon paints a rare portrait of Monroe, based on tapes made during psychoanalysis sessions in the months prior to her untimely death.
The documentary is adapted from Michel Schneider's book, Marilyn, Last Sessions (Interallie Prize 2006 - Grasset), which was published in 20 countries in 2008. Patrick Jeudy is the director of Marilyn: The Last Sessions. It was produced by Film D'Ici in France, which also produced the Golden Globe award-winning and Oscar-nominated animated documentary Waltz with Bashir.
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@naturallyaplatinumblonde2772 3 года назад

She became a TRUE LIVING “ICON”...no matter what is said...she can never EVER be replicated!!!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

@iamtheghostwriter100 5 лет назад

WoW! Marilyn was beautiful and amazing. I wasn’t alive during her rein as a movie star but watching movies of hers are still entertaining and Monroe captured beauty like no other. Marilyn Monroe is one in a billion and is truly missed.

@Loagun 11 лет назад

her psychiatrist (her psychoanalist), was also her contract negotiator on her last picture (so now her agent) and Twentieth Century Fox also hired him to be a 'Special Advisor' for the film, and he would be in charge of editing for the film... ... oh and let's not forget being her psychiatrist he was also her Doctor and the one prescribing her medication. . was anyone else listening to the first few minutes? does this not sound a bit STICKY to say the least to anyone else???

@elvirastitt3525 12 лет назад

I think the main issue with Monroe is that she was alienated in her childhood. She really didn't have many people to turn to. We all have a part of our childhood where we have felt disconnected or alienated from those around us. Like many people with saddened childhoods or childhoods full of issues; she just wanted to feel loved, have security and feel content in life. Marilyn really shouldn't have died that young. RIP x

@SuperCadillacdude 12 лет назад

How incredibly heartbreaking.this is the first and only clip i've seen of this documentary and it's so heart wrenching. it proves what i've always known Marilyn was a beautiful but broken spirit. It doesn't jus just say what she did but also how she felt which is something a lot of bios dont do. and when he says " The LATE Marilyn Monroe" that part has always given me chills i think if u only knew how tragically right u are.

@SophiahKoikasWindyQueen 12 лет назад

the editing was done so beautifully

@juliafresh 11 лет назад

She was an icon, but so nervous, it just goes to show that everything is not always how it seems.

@Dark94light 12 лет назад

she meant to sing it very sexy and she rehearsed it that way because thats what SHE WANTED.

@tracyanderson2323 10 лет назад

This story is common for women who were never treated well while growing up. Its like she only felt comfortable with men who treated her badly. What a shame she could not feel settled with the men she married who actually loved her. Beautiful women and very sad story ...

@trenier23 Год назад

As a retired therapist I must admit that I only had a few patients as hurt as she was. I certainly had an advantage over them. Today we recognize that trauma needs special care.

@wizard101personguy99 11 лет назад

oh my god... i'm speechless... i honestly don't know what to say :( she struggled so much, all she wanted was to be happy and loved

@amscia 12 лет назад

It was only a showbiz style and nothing more. However they made out a story out of it. The press and the public both misinterpreted Marilyn's actions/moves. The world proved very cruel place for Marilyn. After seeing her posthumous character assassination one feels this world did not deserve Marilyn.

@francescacasillo2871 12 лет назад

Quanta stima per questa donna. :')

@amscia 11 лет назад

It was a showbiz style and nothing more. However people made stories out of it. I feel lot of pain whenever I recollect how harshly some people treated her. Though Kennedys did not kill her they treated her very badly. Even though they were aware of impending danger to her life from mafias they did not provided any protection to her.

@sorshaporsha 12 лет назад

What's the mousic at 0.46? :) I love it! :)

@berta7019 Год назад

EPIC BEAUTY, EPIC ACTRESS, EPIC HEART AND SOUL.

@sorshaporsha 12 лет назад

Does anyone know the song that plays at 2:38, or was this music specifically made for Last Sessions? It's beautiful :) x

@jmm1808 2 года назад

I can't believe that she paid $1,000 herself to appear at that function

@leannewoodfull 12 лет назад

"The late Marilyn Monroe".. eery

@roses00000 12 лет назад

showed up drunk ? nop no way ! one of her doctors once said that her stomach couldn't bare alcohol she had terrible stomach pain if she drank any ...

@dstny09 11 лет назад

They didn't understand. It wasn't her dress that was her skin, but her skin that was a piece of clothing. It was her skin that prevented her from being naked So piercing and breath-takingly beautiful

@ohmygoditsjo 12 лет назад

I think I understand something... There are a lot of fake quotes on the net but, (if this is a real one), it goes: "I've never fooled anyone. I've let people fool themselves...they would invent a character for me. I wouldn't argue with them." Compare with the "Caricature of herself" comment and the way she sings happy birthday. (Around 8:20 ish)

@justpinahy 11 лет назад

why do i feel like her psychoanalyst is in love with her?

@RodrigoCanchola 12 лет назад

heartbreaking....

@earthangelmaggie 12 лет назад

Where can I get a copy of these transcripts?

@mehreen_syed__ 4 года назад

Where was john minor for the past 40 years ?

@clockwork2662 11 лет назад

Marilyn Monroe, was perfect from 1949-1958 to 1959-1962 he body. and behavior changed horrible, in 1962 she lost tone's of weight..

@mehreen_syed__ 4 года назад

Agreed she looked way too skinny

@ellemathews9840 3 года назад

Conveniently thise were the years she eas married to Arthur Miller she lost 20 pounds thr must year of her life from being sick from her gallbladder.

@maxlinder5262 Год назад

SHE WAS GIVEN PERMISSION TO GO TO NYC BY THE STUDIO.......

@morganwhite2176 3 месяца назад

What a horrible thing her therapist said to her… ‘Life is like chess and one wrong move could make you have to give up the game (life)’. Sounds like a total idiot, and thats the last thing she needed.

@mattmammone2338 11 лет назад

Its all in how you look at it.

@janiceleighton7348 3 месяца назад

Women in car told her to wave at camera putting her glasses straight in car but Monroe was sick of them there waiting

@alankilroy04 12 лет назад

its all very sad

@xprezeu 12 лет назад

I have looked this up and I think it was shelved like the one about Mary Meyers..hmmm

@songbirdy 12 лет назад

I agree.

@kathiastera3889 11 лет назад

beautifull women...i love her...

@janiceleighton7348 3 месяца назад

Monroe said in car she was sick of them in car cameras Dr in said drive away while straighting her glasses in car

@xprezeu 12 лет назад

TRUTH

@xprezeu 12 лет назад

Angleton-like character (tall, thin, trench coat man )appears as a senior CIA executive in An American Affair, which is loosely based on the real-life relationship between President John F. Kennedy and Mary Pinchot Meyer, ex-wife of Agency covert action chief Cord Meyer.Mary Meyer was killed in 1964 under strange circumstances, and Angleton had an odd role afterward in keeping the presidential affair quie A Very Private Woman:The Life and Unsolved Murder of Presidential Mistress Mary Meyer

@drumsalive 12 лет назад

tell me about it!

@NathTMcC 12 лет назад

thin pale and drunk? ... yeah and beautiful, I know her story is tragic from the beginning to the end but she constantly looked heavenly.

@janiceleighton7348 3 месяца назад

Monroe said that Ethel was not very pritty to peter

@carinrobinson Год назад

yeah if John Miners word could be trusted he would have opened his mouth back in 1962

@janiceleighton7348 3 месяца назад

It was not John it was Bobby she saw that birthday night how wring they get it media etc

@xprezeu 12 лет назад

Yep

@janiceleighton7348 3 месяца назад

John miner should of told the truth he knew and it was his duty to tell the truth he failed in his duty and the world blames him for that

@xprezeu 12 лет назад

Why was she getting calls from the CIA,KGB and the Mafia ( the last I can see ) ? CIA is way too smart to call her phone line..sounds like a prank to me.

@musicvids81 12 лет назад

This isn't really a documentary, it doesn't document what happened; the language is too flowery and suggests things which aren't fact nor is any factual reason given for such suggestions.

@javelin1010 12 лет назад

Talk about Clinton and Nixon. If all that have happened in this day and age the Kennedy bros would have been given a one way ticket to Cuba!!!

@prodigal1978 11 лет назад

Poor Marilyn..I am sure that somehow through her death she found peace and got to meet her baby and live happy for the first time. I hope so!

@LaoSoftware 11 лет назад

She paid $1000 to attend JFK's stupid birthday party? I wouldn't waste my money on him. I'd rather spend that money on myself.

@busrayalavac 11 лет назад

WOW, this reminded of: "The present world is only an illusory pleasure: you are sure to be tested through your possessions and persons; you are sure to hear much that is hurtful from those who were given the Scripture before you and from those who associate others with Allah (God). If you are steadfast (have sabr) and mindful of Allah (God), that is the best course." (QURAN, 3:185-186) Nothing more to say...

@TheLadyofKy 11 лет назад

Marilyn was told, "Keep away from the Kennedy brothers." I cannot help but wonder who was taking advantage of who or taking what from whom. Was Marilyn taking advantage of the them or were they using her?

@mskittykat1101 12 лет назад

wow, her life was so sad... :( guess fame and money don't give you happiness

@personalme22 12 лет назад

It was a $10,000.00 dress. This doc is full of messed up details. Too many unsubstantiated declarations. And SHAME on them for showing her morgue picture. Jerks.

@TheGreg131313 12 лет назад

They made a big deal out of hr singing.I just see her trying to be sexy,not seducing him.

@janiceleighton7348 3 месяца назад

She was getting touched up with make up when Peter called her and she said I wanted to look real pritty

@janiceleighton7348 3 месяца назад

She was getting make up touch ups when late on stage with Peter she said she wanted to be pritty

@songbirdy 12 лет назад

WTF? She had to PAY at this birthday party that she performed at?

@janiceleighton7348 3 месяца назад

She should of stuck to modelling really like a kate moss kind of thing

@NathTMcC 12 лет назад

she always drank champagine and mixed pills with it , it was one of her famous habbits

@xprezeu 12 лет назад

I think she did that as a political donation for his second term. She did not have to pay. She was that generous.

@2Bonita08 10 лет назад

i was waiting to see if Kennedy only got a casual mention...sure enough, that is all it got.

@xprezeu 12 лет назад

However,after Lawfords ignorance to MM's cry for help,HW ignored him. He drank himself with guilt and booze and was reduced to only game shows if that. Sinatra let him go in a flash,not because JFK did not stay at his Pam Springs home but because Lawford let her die,and he did because he was just as drugged up as she. He did not call an ambulance,he called her lawyer...He even said on his deathbed he would never say what happened. I think he could not admit his own guilt.

@mattmammone2338 11 лет назад

you know shw was sewn into that dress...don't they know anything?

@blueskygal255 2 года назад

I don't like the premise of this "documentary" and feel it is unbalanced.

@xprezeu 12 лет назад

WTF ?

@hedoniaB 12 лет назад

This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever watched, and whoever wrote the dialogue is completely overdramatic.

@xprezeu 12 лет назад

FOIA.gov. Marilyn Monroe

@cynthiacorcoran9389 5 лет назад

I'm opraetta actors association ordained ministry.

@margreedholm2580 4 года назад

Your interpetation of Marilyn is NOT NICE...... SHAME ON YOU!!!

@VenusLace1959 12 лет назад

More bullshit about her, the un-reachable one , He, the Doctor, who had fallen so madly in love with her, he wanted nothing other than to own her, he , listening to her breathless, childlike voice made him feel useless both as a Doctor and a Father figure, he so wanted her to embrace., as lover, he could fulfill Both tragedeys! All of his work, ruined. Along with his adoration for her. He was falling into her mind, her voice her movements, her.