“We relive the myth of the great Hollywood diva: Marilyn Monroe”

All the girls of all ages, to be a great star, they want to look like her. That woman, with her blond hair ash, with that unmatched air of an unhappy artist but, at the same time, with a great mimetic ability, she was loved and loved by all. It is a stage animal that manages to capture, with its voice, not only the transgressive bourgeois, intellectuals, philosophers, politicians, principles and king nobility; but, also, the most humble class. Imitating the great Marilyn does not serve to copy it, but to take inspiration from its artistic value.

Many films have resurrected Marilyn's memory from our film "IO & MARILYN" by Leonardo Pieraccioni, in which Goffredo, in a spiritual session, sees and speaks with the "fantasm" of Marilyn (played by Suzie Kennedy) with the aim of being helped save her marriage and then as the autobiographical documentary "Marilyn" by Simon Curtis in which she tells the great story of English agent Colin Clarke

His personality has crossed many hearts and at the same time still today, his memory is marked in our memory. I conclude with one of his many aphorisms: “Once you are famous, you know, you can read things on your behalf, the ideas of someone else on you; but what matters – to survive, to face day by day what happens to you – is what you think of yourself.” I'm sure what he said means that we, we must not be inferior to others, but we must be superior and above all be able to face life with our dreams and hopes.

I think, like you, that Marilyn's myth will never be erased because her beauty and artisticity will always be kept.

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