Marilyn & Bobby: Her Final Affair (TV 1993)As the title implies, this is a highly fictionalized account of a supposed sexual relationship Marilyn Monroe had with then-Attorney General Robert F... See full synopsis » Director:Bradford MayWriter:Gerard Macdonald |
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Title: Marilyn & Bobby: Her Final Affair (TV 1993)
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Diane
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Jake Herschel
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Blues Singer
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Kimmie
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James Eldridge
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As the title implies, this is a highly fictionalized account of a supposed sexual relationship Marilyn Monroe had with then-Attorney General Robert F... See full synopsis »
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4 August 1993 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I have seen several blonde actresses play Marilyn but Melody Anderson is the best so far.She looks more like her and plays her better than anyone else ever has.This movie portrays and sets up the semi-mythical legend that Bobby and/or John Kennedy knew her and caused the circumstances of her untimely and unjust death.Played almost like a companion or sequel to "JFK",the movie is more a love story of two people torn apart by circumstances and fate than a straight historical depiction of the fall of Camelot.This is a must for Marilyn and Melody fans.