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Marilyn Monroe, Filming Something’s Got to Give, Los Angeles, May 1962

Marilyn Monroe, Filming Something’s Got to Give, Los Angeles, May 1962 - Main image
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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This black-and-white photograph captures Marilyn Monroe during the filming of Something’s Got to Give in Los Angeles, May 1962. The image reflects a candid, elegant moment, highlighting her beauty, glamour, and timeless allure.

  • Black-and-white portrait from the 1960s Hollywood era.
  • Features Marilyn Monroe in a candid, barefoot moment on set.
  • Evokes themes of femininity, chic style, and cinematic atmosphere.
  • A classic piece for collectors of iconic music and celebrity photography.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva ★★★★★

The frame quality is really nice—this candid shot of Marilyn looks incredible on my wall. The gold tones in the light give it a soft, almost timeless feel that fits the 1962 date perfectly.

Andrew H. ★★★★★

The black-and-white print feels so immediate, like a stolen moment from that chaotic set in May ’62. The way the light falls across her face makes the candid elegance really come through, and the archival quality shows in the fine detail. I’ve already framed it and can’t stop glancing at it.

Penelope ★★★★★

The candid look in her eyes here is what sold me—it's not a stiff pose, it's her just being Marilyn on set. The black-and-white tones feel timeless and add a quiet elegance to my wall.

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