Blonde (2013)
- Starring: Naomi Watts
- Director: Andrew Dominik
- Studio: Not Available
- Genre: Drama
- Rating: NR
- Release Date: TBA 2013
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An adaptation of Joyce Carol Oates' imaginary Marilyn Monroe memoir "Blonde" in which Oates is said to have created a striking and poignant portrait of the mythic star and the society that made and failed her. In a five-part narrative corresponding to the stages of Monroe's life, Oates renders the squalid circumstances of Norma Jeane's upbringing: the damage inflicted by a psychotic mother and the absence of an unknown (and perpetually yearned for) father, and the desolation of four years in an orphanage and betrayal in a foster home. She reviews the young Monroe's rocky road to stardom, involving sexual favors to studio chiefs who thought her sluttish, untalented and stupid, while they reaped millions from her movies; she conveys the essence of Monroe's three marriages and credibly establishes Monroe's insatiable need for security and love. To a remarkable extent, she captures Monroe's breathy voice and vulnerable stutter, and the almost schizoid personality that produced her mercurial behavior.
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