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She Acts Like A Woman Should (con't.)

Conway The Complete Films of Marilyn Monroe by Mark Ricci & Michael Conway
Published by Citadel / Carol Press. 1990. USA.
ISBN: 0-8065-1016-1.
Details: Softback. 160 pages.
Contains: Photos on all pages (b&w).
I believe that this is the most recent release of this book. Contents are the same as in the other 3 editions listed in this section, though I am happy to say that they finally put-together a nice cover for this one.

Marilyn Monroe: The Life of the Actress by Carl Rollyson
Published by U. M. I. Press. 1986. USA.
ISBN: 0-8357-1771-2.
Details: Hardback. 212 pages.
Contains: 17 pages of photos (b&w). Bibliography. Filmography. Index. Source notes.
Includes a reprint of Marilyn's famous "Last Interview" with Richard Meryman.

Marilyn Monroe: The Life of the Actress by Carl Rollyson
Published De Capo Press. 1993. USA.
ISBN: 0-306-80542-1.
Details: Softback. 212 pages.
Contains: 17 pages of photos (b&w). Bibliography. Filmography. Index. Source notes.
This is the U.S. trade paperback edition of Rollyson's book.

Marilyn Monroe as the Girl by Sam Shaw
Publication: Ballantine Books. 1955. USA.
ISBN: --
Details: Softback. 128 pages.
Contains: Over 100 photos (b&w).
This pocket-size paperback featured photos of Marilyn taken by Sam Shaw around the time she was filming The Seven Year Itch. Most of the pictures were taken on the set, but some are from social events that Marilyn attended. Very, very hard to find.

Further Reading
Other books that, though listed under different categories (or not available to me at this time), address the topic of Marilyn Monroe's movies and acting talent in some significant way:

Marilyn: The Last Take
by Peter Harry Brown & Patti Barham
This biography contains a wealth of information about Marilyn's last, aborted movie, Something's Got to Give.

Marilyn and Me
by Susan Strasberg
Susan Strasberg provides a wealth of information about Marilyn's relationship with Paula and Lee Strasberg, her last acting coaches (and Susan's parents).

Copyright © 1996, 1997 Kay Krewson. All rights reserved.


	The Complete Films of Marilyn Monroe by Mark Ricci & Michael Conway Published by Citadel / Carol Press. 1990. USA. ISBN: 0-8065-1016-1. Details: Softback. 160 pages. Contains: Photos on all pages (b&w). I believe that this is the most recent release of this book. Contents are the same as in the other 3 editions listed in this section, though I am happy to say that they finally put-together a nice cover for this one.

	Marilyn Monroe: The Life of the Actress by Carl Rollyson Published by U. M. I. Press. 1986. USA. ISBN: 0-8357-1771-2. Details: Hardback. 212 pages. Contains: 17 pages of photos (b&w). Bibliography. Filmography. Index. Source notes. Includes a reprint of Marilyn's famous "Last Interview" with Richard Meryman.

	Marilyn Monroe: The Life of the Actress by Carl Rollyson Published De Capo Press. 1993. USA. ISBN: 0-306-80542-1. Details: Softback. 212 pages. Contains: 17 pages of photos (b&w). Bibliography. Filmography. Index. Source notes. This is the U.S. trade paperback edition of Rollyson's book.

	Marilyn Monroe as the Girl by Sam Shaw Publication: Ballantine Books. 1955. USA. ISBN: -- Details: Softback. 128 pages. Contains: Over 100 photos (b&w). This pocket-size paperback featured photos of Marilyn taken by Sam Shaw around the time she was filming The Seven Year Itch. Most of the pictures were taken on the set, but some are from social events that Marilyn attended. Very, very hard to find.


	Further Reading Other books that, though listed under different categories (or not available to me at this time), address the topic of Marilyn Monroe's movies and acting talent in some significant way: Marilyn: The Last Take by Peter Harry Brown & Patti Barham This biography contains a wealth of information about Marilyn's last, aborted movie, Something's Got to Give. Marilyn and Me by Susan Strasberg Susan Strasberg provides a wealth of information about Marilyn's relationship with Paula and Lee Strasberg, her last acting coaches (and Susan's parents).


	Copyright © 1996, 1997 Kay Krewson. All rights reserved.