I thought I'd hate Marilyn, but this movie is excellent. She's so appealing in it, very innocently sexy and unexpectedly funny. Overall, it is one of her best films.

Mostly pictures, this book offers a look into Marilyn's life (supposedly) through her own words.

Although most likely highly fabricated, this text was at least worked on by Marilyn.

This has some songs the other CD doesn't.

Marilyn is at her most gorgeous in this film that catpulted her into stardom. The movie is kind of dull, but all of her scenes are hard to turn away from.

She's so adorable and very very funny in this great movie about three girls who want to marry millionaires.

The subway scene is perhaps the single image that cements Monroe in pop culture but this film is very good in itself and is more of a platform for her co-star than for Marilyn herself.

This documentary isn't very good. Oh well. It's about Marilyn.

Bus Stop is considered to be proof she could act, and it is, but the movie is poor and dull.

Marilyn has a small part as a gorgeous actress trying to make it. Funny, almost everyone in the cast had their career nosedive after making this movie, but not Marilyn.

This movie is somewhat dry but Marilyn is so on the entire time. It's one you have to watch more than once.

Marilyn's voice is lower in this one. The movie itself is mediocre and her role is small.

A great musical comedy whose songs make up for the boring plot. Marilyn had an affair with her co-star during shooting.

She plays in a serious movie in a serious role. She's really very good, the best and most realistic part of the film, and maybe the more underrated performances she ever gave.

A great cast but a poor film. Marilyn takes part in uninspired slapstick humor and is only a small part of the film.

Fun but nothing special. Marilyn has a small part as a beauty queen.

In her few scenes, Marilyn shows a spectrum of emotions that without-a-doubt prove that all along, Marilyn had the ability to be a truly great actress.

Marilyn's lines are forced in this film, and we don't get to see much range as she is only eye candy, but the film isn't bad.

Published before her death, this is one of the most honest books around because it points out that Marilyn was not a goddess to be worshipped. It does not bash her, though. Zolotow was one of the first to take her seriously as an actress.