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Cpl. Kreplin, U.S. Marine Corps, 16 February 1954 -- Monroe performing for the First Marine Regiment during her USO tour of Korea · U.S. Marine Corps / National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain (work of the U.S. federal government -- official U.S. Marine Corps photographer, Cpl. Kreplin; NARA File # 127-N-A365478)
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- Marilyn Monroe
- Marilyn Monroe (Q4616)
- Isaac Butler, The Method: How the Twentieth Century Learned to Act (2022) -- scholarly-journalistic history of Method acting covering Monroe's 1955-56 Actors Studio training. NOT independently fetched/read in full this cycle: accessed via The Marilyn Report's direct account and quotation of Butler's text, which is treated here as a secondary vector for a named, citable, real book, not as an independent primary read.
- Ellen Burstyn, AARP interview (2021), read via The Marilyn Report's direct quotation -- a named, non-self, first-hand Actors Studio classmate's account of Monroe's Anna Christie scene, independent of Isaac Butler's account and of Strasberg's own claims.
- American Heritage, "Marilyn Monroe Gets Down to Business" (Spring 2023) -- press account of the formation of Marilyn Monroe Productions and the 1954-55 Fox contract dispute and settlement. Fetched and read directly.
- Prospect Magazine, "When Marilyn Monroe took on Twentieth Century Fox -- and won" -- independent press account of the same contract dispute, corroborating dates, terms and the Time magazine characterization. Fetched and read directly.
- SlashFilm, "Some Like It Hot Caused A Rift Between Billy Wilder And Marilyn Monroe" -- press account of Monroe's documented on-set behavior during Some Like It Hot (1959), quoting director Billy Wilder and producer Walter Mirisch. Fetched and read directly.
- Scraps from the Loft, "Masterpiece: Some Like It Hot (1959)" -- independently-authored press account of the same production's on-set incidents, corroborating (with some numeric variance) the SlashFilm account and quoting additional Wilder remarks. Fetched and read directly.